HI HB2146

Authorizes agricultural tourism activities on farming operations, defined as accessory and secondary to principal agricultural use, coexisting with active agricultural activity, and not interfering with surrounding farm operations.

Limits agricultural tourism revenue to not exceed revenue from the farming operation's agricultural activity on the same property.

Permits overnight accommodations of twenty-one days or less, with no person staying longer than twenty-one days total within one county during any one-year period.

Requires the Land Use Commission to adopt rules establishing uniform statewide requirements for agricultural tourism including farm access standards, accessory facilities, visitor activities, operating hours, and automatic termination upon cessation of agricultural activity.

Applies only to counties that have adopted ordinances regulating agricultural tourism activities; effective July 1, 3000.