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Agriculture

1 Nov 2020

Guest Ranch in North Kohala Gets Approval to Continue Operations

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Development, November 2020, Tourism | 0

Last month, the Hawai‘i County Leeward Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve the application of Kupunakane Ranch, LLC, dba Puakea Ranch, to run a hotel on 14.9 acres of land in the state Agricultural District in North Kohala. Plans call … Continued

Patricia Tummons
1 Sep 2020

Waikoloa Mauka Project Now Subject of FBI Investigation, Developer Says

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Land Use, September 2020 | 1

Danny Julkowski threw himself on the mercy of the Leeward Planning Commission of Hawai‘i County last month. And as sympathetic as the commissioners were to his plight, their mercy was more limited. Julkowski was asking the commissioners to recommend that the … Continued

Patricia Tummons
1 Sep 2020

State Land Use Commission Bars Vacation Rentals in Farm Dwellings

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Land Use, September 2020 | 0

On August 13, the state Land Use Commission unanimously approved a petition from Hawaiʻi County for a declaratory order confirming that short-term vacation rentals (STVR) are not acceptable uses of farm dwellings in the Agricultural District. The commission also denied … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Sep 2020

Application for 40-Unit Lodge in Kona is Withdrawn Following LUC Ruling

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Land Use, September 2020 | 0

On August 13, the state Land Use Commission voted to grant Hawaiʻi County’s petition for a declaratory ruling that short-term vacation rentals are not allowed for dwellings in the state Agricultural District. In so doing, it agreed with the county’s … Continued

Patricia Tummons
1 Aug 2020

New & Noteworthy: 5G Tower, Abandoned Farm

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, August 2020, Health, New & Noteworthy | 0

Cell Tower Challenge: AT&T is suing Hawai‘i County in federal court over the denial of a permit to erect a cell phone tower in Puna.  The complaint was filed July 2 in federal district court in Honolulu against the county … Continued

Patricia Tummons, Teresa Dawson
2 Jul 2020

ADC Finally Starts Charging Fees to Galbraith Tenants for Well Water

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, EH-XTRA | 0

On May 20, the state Agribusiness Development Corporation’s board of directors approved a new water user agreement that will require anyone drawing from the agency’s Bott Well Pump Station to pay $0.89 per thousand gallons. The well, which has a … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 May 2020

From the Archives: The Roots of Ranching in Hawai‘i: From Vancouver to Parker and Beyond

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Forestry, Forests, May 2020 | 0

On the occasion of completing 30 years of continuous publication – a mile- stone that will be attained in June – Environment Hawai‘i will be reprinting from time to time articles that we believe display the breadth and the depth of the … Continued

Patricia Tummons
1 Mar 2020

Bills Seek to Secure Water Resources Via Transfers of Lands, Irrigation Ditches

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, March 2020, Water | 0

For years, Wailuku Water Company (WWC) has been trying to get Maui County to take over its irrigation system. Maui mayors have repeatedly included in their proposed budgets $9.5 million to purchase the company’s lands and infrastructure, but the County … Continued

Teresa Dawson
30 Jun 2018

Non-Compliant Galbraith Farmers Frustrate State Land Managers

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, July 2018 | 0

The state Agribusiness Development Corporation (ADC) is at crossroads. Is it going to be strict a landlord that terminates land licenses for repeated non-compliance, or is it going to do whatever it can to help those small farmers — who … Continued

Teresa Dawson
2 Nov 2015

Hawai`i Supreme Court Clears Way For Lawsuit Over DBCP Injury Claims

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Health, November 2015 | 0

More than a year after the Hawai`i Supreme Court heard oral arguments, it has issued its decision in Patrickson v. Dole, a case that revolves around harm to Central American workers exposed to DBCP, or dibromochloropropane. That chemical was widely … Continued

Patricia Tummons

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In This Issue

  • February 2026 PDF February 3, 2026
  • A Conversation with Ciara Kahahane February 3, 2026
  • New & Noteworthy: ADC Land Management Questions In Kea‘au, Central O‘ahu February 3, 2026
  • Warehouse Owners, Solar Firms Sue Each Other Over Botched Solar Development at Marconi Point February 3, 2026
  • Board Talk: Fishing Fine, Renewable Energy Approvals February 3, 2026
  • Haleakalā Trail Injunction Effect Remains Unclear, While Hiking Advocates Press for Improvements February 3, 2026

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