Haw. Code R. § 4-158-20 - Additional terms and conditions
(a) The lessee,
within a-reasonable period of time and in accordance with the plan of
development and utilization provided for in subsection (d), shall derive the
major portion of the lessee's annual income from the production of livestock,
poultry, crops or products for which the land is granted to the lessee;
provided that this restriction shall not apply if failure to meet the
restriction results from mental or physical disability or the loss of a spouse,
or if the premises are fully utilized in the production of crops or products
for which the disposition was granted. The lessee shall promptly provide
information and documents requested by the administrator, including but not
limited to copies of income tax returns, to verify that the income requirement
is being met.
(b) The lessee shall
furnish the department, prior to the issuance of the executed lease, the
following:
(1) A certificate of comprehensive
liability insurance to be maintained throughout the term of the lease with
coverage in an amount to be determined by the administrator and approved by the
board, subject to periodic review and adjustment at intervals specified in the
lease. The certificate of insurance shall name the department as an additional
insured and shall require a thirty-day notice to the department of any policy
change or cancellation; and
(2) A
performance bond to be maintained throughout the term of the lease in an amount
equal to two times the annual base rental; provided that the bond requirement
may be waived by the administrator upon evidence that the lessee is
substantially in compliance with lease terms and the lessee's lot is
substantially developed according to plans approved by the department; provided
further that the department may reinstate the waived bond at any time during
the term of the lease.
(c) The board, at its discretion, may permit
a farm dwelling or dwellings on a leased lot if the need is clearly
demonstrated. The farm dwelling or dwellings shall be used in connection with
agricultural or aquacultural activities on the lot and shall not be used for
rental purposes. The dwelling shall be subject to such additional terms and
conditions as the board may require, including, but not limited to, adjustment
of the base rental to reflect residential use.
(d) The lessee shall utilize the land only
for the purposes specified in the lease, in accordance with a plan of
development and utilization which shall be submitted for the administrator's
approval prior to the issuance of the lease. The lessee shall not modify or
deviate from the plan without the approval of the department and any unapproved
modification or deviation from the plan may be cause for the termination of the
lease.
(e) All construction on the
leased lot shall be in accordance with plans approved by the administrator and
shall be in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and county laws,
ordinances, and rules, including but not limited to laws regarding
environmental quality control.
(f)
When a notice of lease disposition covers more than one lot or parcel, each
lessee shall bear a pro rata share of the cost of the services referenced in
subsection (b) and the pro rata share shall be determined by the
administrator.
(g) " The
administrator or the administrator's authorized representative has the right to
inspect, at reasonable hours, the leased property and the improvements, crops,
livestock, equipment, chattels, books, and records of the lessee in connection
with the administration of the lease.
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