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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TWENTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE, 2016 STATEOFHAWAII H B a A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO AGRICULTURE. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF HAWAII: 1 SECTION 1. Act 387, Session Laws of Hawaii 1988, is 2 amended as follows: 3 1. By amending section 1 to read: 4 SECTION 1. The legislature finds that the economy of the 5 island of Molokai [fe] remains at a critical juncture. [The 6 residents have long relied on the pineapple industry as the 7 major provider of jobs; however, since] Since the closure of 8 Dole Company s operations in 1976 and the reduction of Del 9 Monte s operations in 1983, hundreds of Molokai residents have 10 been jobless and the island s unemployment rate [at over 11 fourteen per cent] is more than twice the rate of any other 12 island and the highest in the State. The legislature further 13 finds that the revival of MolokaiTs economy is contingent on the 14 development and growth of small businesses, especially in 15 diversified agriculture, and that it is the public interest to 16 provide financial support to facilitate such development and 17 growth on Molokai. Further, the legislature finds that the I-tB LRB 16-0501-2.doc

H.B. NO.3~S7-1 costs that farmers and ranchers must incur to comply with 2 federal and state requirements, including the food safety 3 requirements of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, are 4 prohibitive to some farmers and ranchers and will likely result 5 in farm and ranch closures on Molokai. These farmers and 6 ranchers require assistance with meeting these compliance costs 7 to prevent such closures and the detrimental effect they will 8 have on the diversified agricultural industry on Molokai. The 9 purpose of this Act is to establish a revolving loan program to 10 stimulate business development and growth in diversified 11 agriculture on the Island of Molokai[-r] and provide loans to 12 farmers and ranchers on Molokai to cover the costs, including 13 audit costs and other expenses, of complying with the FDA Food 14 Safety Modernization Act and state food safety laws. 15 2. By amending section 3 to read: 16 SECTION 3. (a) The county of Maui shall establish a 17 temporary revolving loan program to provide financing 18 opportunities for small business ventures in diversified 19 agriculture on Molokai [-r] and loans to farmers and ranchers on 20 Molokai to help them meet the costs, including audit costs and 21 other expenses, of compliance with the requirements of the FDA HB LRB lg-osol-2.doc 2

Page 3 H. B. N c~. 1 Food Safety Modernization Act and state food safety laws. To 2 carry out the loan program, the county shall establish a 3 revolving fund from which moneys shall be loaned in accordance 4 with this Act and into which all payments, interest, and fees 5 collected by the county on such loans shall be deposited. 6 (b) The program shall provide (loans] cost reimbursement 7 to qualified applicants with the following terms and conditions: 8 (1) No [loan] cost reimbursement shall be granted unless 9 [financial assistance is not otherwise available to 10 the applicant;] money has been spent by the applicant 11 towards complying with the Food Safety Modernization 12 Act or state food safety laws; 13 (2) The amount [of a loan or loans] of cost reimbursement 14 to any one applicant [at any one time] shall not 15 exceed [$15,000;] $5,000; and 16 (3) The maximum term of [a loan] the cost reimbursement 17 shall not exceed [twenty years;] three years. 18 [-4-)- Each loan shall bear interest conforming to the 19 department of agrisulture s Agricultural Leans rate, 20 policies, and practices; and HB LRB l6-0501-2.doc 3

H.B. NO.nci 1 -(4)- The commencement date for the repayment of the first 2 installment on the principal and interest of each loan 3 may be deferred by the mayor of the county of Maui for 4 a period not to exceed two years.1 5 (c) The program shall be administered by the county of 6 Maui. The county of Maui, in consultation with the department 7 of agriculture, shall adopt rules to carry out the program s 8 purpose. [The loan applications shall be reviewed initially by 9 the credit review committee ef the Molekai task force. The 10 committee shall make recommendations regarding the suitability 11 of the proposed business concepts. The ecunty of Maui shall 12 make the final decision to approve or disapprove the 13 application.] The cost reimbursement applications shall be 14 reviewed and approved by an administrative staff member within 15 the county of Maui. 16 SECTION 2. There is appropriated out of the general 17 revenues of the State of Hawaii the sum of $ or so much 18 thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 2015-2017 for the 19 Maui office of economic development to review and approve cost 20 reimbursement applications made pursuant to Act 387, Session 21 Laws of Hawaii 1988, as amended. HE LRB l6-0501-2.doc 4

Page 5 H.B. NO.t~~ 1 The sum appropriated shall be expended by the county of 2 Maui for the purposes of this Act 3 SECTION 3. Statutory material to be repealed is bracketed 4 and stricken. New statutory material is underscored. 5 SECTION 4. This Act shall take effect on July 1, 2016. 6 INTRODUCED BY: ~%~ICtJP.I 0~ HB LRB l6-0501-2.doc S JAN2 06

H.B. NO.2~c1- Report Title: Food Safety Loans; Maui County Revolving Loan Program Description: Provides loans from the Maui County Revolving Loan Program to Molokai farmers and ranchers to reimburse costs of mandated food safety compliance audits and other related costs. Appropriates moneys to the Maui office of economic development to review and approve applications for the loan program. The summary description of legislation appearing on this page is for informational purposes only and is not legislation or evidence of legislative intent. HB LRB le-050l-2.doc