Haw. Code R. § 4-153-3 - Powers
(a) The administrator shall have the power
to:
(1) Accept and process applications for
agricultural park leases;
(2)
Disapprove agricultural park lease applications when the prospective applicant
is unable to meet the requirements of the agricultural park program or the
criteria for the particular lease disposition;
(3) Recommend for board action the
disposition of agricultural park lands to qualified applicants;
(4) Collect rents, assessments, and other
fees and charges;
(5) Recommend for
board action cancellation of leases where due notice of breach or default has
been provided;
(6) Issue
non-renewable dispositions granting easements, permits and rights of entry for
a period not in excess of fourteen days for use consistent with the purposes of
this chapter;
(7) Administer and
manage the agricultural park special fund; and
(8) Recommend for board action lease rentals
as provided in section 4-153-18.
(b) The board shall have the power to:
(1) Approve of plans to develop agricultural
parks;
(2) Establish, operate,
maintain, and improve agricultural park infrastructure;
(3) Award and cancel leases, issue revocable
permits, easements, and rights of entry covering agricultural park lands for
use consistent with agricultural park purposes;
(4) Approve the transfer, assignment, or
sublease of an agricultural park lease or any interest therein, including the
transfer of stock of a corporation holding the lease, or the interest in an
association or partnership holding the lease. To the extent the board reserves
such a right in the lease, upon the transfer, assignment, or sublease of an
agricultural park lease or any interest therein, the board may establish
additional restrictions, terms, or conditions not inconsistent with this
chapter to insure and promote the purposes of the demised lands;
(5) Establish additional criteria for the
selection of lessees not inconsistent with those prescribed in this chapter,
relating to the intended use of particular land being disposed of, the
financial feasibility of lot development, or the terms of the lease, the
criteria to be included in the public notice of lease disposition;
(6) Establish conditions of award which must
be met to the satisfaction of the administrator prior to lease execution, the
conditions to be included in the public notice of lease disposition;
(7) Establish reasonable fees for services
rendered by the division and for preparation of documents to be
issued;
(8) Waive rental payments
due to natural catastrophes and other external factors beyond the lessee's
control and determine the period for the waiver;
(9) Delegate to the chairperson or the
administrator, subject to the board's control and responsibility, such powers
and duties as may be lawful or proper for the performance of functions vested
in the board; and
(10) Establish
lease rentals as provided in section 4-153-18.
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