How the county tells people about available farm lots

A. A notice that applications are available for a lot and the date, place, and time an application may be obtained must be published in media outlets with general circulation within the County at least five times. Media outlets include newspaper, radio, and social media platforms. Notice must also be sent to Maui County chapters of Hawaii Farmers Union United, Maui County farm bureau, GoFarm Hawaiʻi, and farm apprentice mentoring program. B. The notices must identify a deadline for submitting an application. The date must not be less than sixty nor more than one hundred eighty calendar days after the date of the last publication or posting. C. The notices must also include the proposed base annual rent for each lot. Rent greater than the minimum may be assessed based on any fixed improvements on the lot, except the rent may not be greater than the prevailing market rental rates for comparable properties. ( Ord. No. 5495 , § 4, 2023; Ord. 4336, § 1, 2016 ; Ord. 3133 § 2 (part), 2003)