• Voices From the Field: Legal Q&A for Hawaii farmers and ranchers

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  • In this episode we aim to address some of the common legal questions raised by the Hawaii agriculture producers we have met. We are grateful to Cat Taschner, co-founder of the nonprofit Business Law Corps in Hawaii. At a recent meeting with the University of Hawaii’s “AgConnect” course, she addressed questions she often hears and agreed to share an edited version here. She discusses topics like legal structure, liability waivers, contracts, online taxes, where webinars and templates for common legal documents are available, and how to sign up for free 30 minute calls to answer specific questions.

    Brought to you by University of Hawaii College of Tropical Ag. and Human Resources (CTAHR), and the Seeds of Well-being (SOW) Project. This podcast is supported by the Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Network (FRSAN) grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture and Hawaii Department of Agriculture.

    Resources:

    • Business Law Corps
    • Free Legal Consultations
      • MCBL Hawaii
      • HTDC
    • Restart Hawaii webinar series
    • DPP guidance related to camper vans:
      • Staying in a vacation van or recreation vehicle (RV) on a lot is considered camping.
      • Camping is allowed as a part of outdoor recreation. (“Recreation Facilities, Outdoor” means permanent facilities for active outdoor sports and recreation, other than golf courses. Typical uses include: parks, playgrounds, botanical gardens, golf driving ranges, tennis courts, riding stables, academies and trails, and recreational camps.)
      • Outdoor recreation requires a conditional use permit (except in the Resort District). CUP available only in the P-2, AG-2, Country, business and business mixed use districts. Outdoor recreation is not an allowable use in the residential, apartment or industrial uses.
    • Food Truck Permit Resources:
      • https://www.honolulu.gov/rep/site/csd/csd_docs/Food_Truck_Infomation_Mar_2022.pdf
      • https://health.hawaii.gov/san/files/2013/05/how-to-start-a-mobile-FE-0617.pdf
    • DCCA Hawaii Business Express
    • US Federal Trademarks
    • Contact Business Law Corps
    • The YouTube version of this podcast with slides

    Find out more about us:

    • Seeds Of Wellbeing website
    • Seeds of Wellbeing Resource Hub
    • All the SOW links
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In this episode we aim to address some of the common legal questions raised by the Hawaii agriculture producers we have met. We are grateful to Cat Taschner, co-founder of the nonprofit Business Law Corps in Hawaii. At a recent meeting with the University of Hawaii’s “AgConnect” course, she addressed questions she often hears and agreed to share an edited version here. She discusses topics like legal structure, liability waivers, contracts, online taxes, where webinars and templates for common legal documents are available, and how to sign up for free 30 minute calls to answer specific questions.

Brought to you by University of Hawaii College of Tropical Ag. and Human Resources (CTAHR), and the Seeds of Well-being (SOW) Project. This podcast is supported by the Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Network (FRSAN) grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture and Hawaii Department of Agriculture.

Resources:

  • Business Law Corps
  • Free Legal Consultations
    • MCBL Hawaii
    • HTDC
  • Restart Hawaii webinar series
  • DPP guidance related to camper vans:
    • Staying in a vacation van or recreation vehicle (RV) on a lot is considered camping.
    • Camping is allowed as a part of outdoor recreation. (“Recreation Facilities, Outdoor” means permanent facilities for active outdoor sports and recreation, other than golf courses. Typical uses include: parks, playgrounds, botanical gardens, golf driving ranges, tennis courts, riding stables, academies and trails, and recreational camps.)
    • Outdoor recreation requires a conditional use permit (except in the Resort District). CUP available only in the P-2, AG-2, Country, business and business mixed use districts. Outdoor recreation is not an allowable use in the residential, apartment or industrial uses.
  • Food Truck Permit Resources:
    • https://www.honolulu.gov/rep/site/csd/csd_docs/Food_Truck_Infomation_Mar_2022.pdf
    • https://health.hawaii.gov/san/files/2013/05/how-to-start-a-mobile-FE-0617.pdf
  • DCCA Hawaii Business Express
  • US Federal Trademarks
  • Contact Business Law Corps
  • The YouTube version of this podcast with slides

Find out more about us:

  • Seeds Of Wellbeing website
  • Seeds of Wellbeing Resource Hub
  • All the SOW links
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