Haw. Code R. § 11-37-51 - General hemp processing facility requirements
(a) Hemp
biomass shall not be processed into crude extract or a manufactured hemp
product within five hundred feet of a pre-existing playground, school, state
park, state recreation area, residential neighborhood, hospital, or daycare
facility.
(b) A hemp processing
facility shall not be located within a house, dwelling unit, residential
apartment, or other residential structure.
(c) A hemp processing facility shall;
(1) Be an enclosed indoor facility;
(2) Comply with all applicable zoning,
building, and fire codes; and
(3)
Be secured to prevent unauthorized entry and cross-contamination or unintended
exposure to physical, chemical, and biological sources of contamination,
including any hazardous by-products of hemp processing, including but not
limited to delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol.
(d) Only authorized personnel shall be
allowed access into processing, production, storage, and product control
areas.
(e) All personnel and
visitors shall be properly supervised while in a hemp processing
facility.
(f) Hemp processors shall
allow any member of the department, or any agent or third party authorized by
the department, to enter at reasonable times upon any private property in order
to inspect, sample, and test any hemp biomass, crude extract, or manufactured
hemp product, equipment, and facilities incident to the processing or storage
of hemp biomass, crude extract, or manufactured hemp products and to review all
pertinent records.
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