REQUESTING THE AGRIBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION TO DESIGNATE KUNIA, LEILEHUA PLATEAU, AND POAMOHO AS THE CENTRAL OAHU AGRICULTURAL CORRIDOR AND TO ESTABLISH A LIST PRIORITIZING POTENTIAL AGRICULTURAL INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS THAT WOULD PROVIDE THE MOST VALUE TO THE STATE.

SCR 139 is a Senate Concurrent Resolution requesting the Agribusiness Development Corporation (ADC) to designate Kunia, Leilehua Plateau, and Poamoho as the Central Oahu Agricultural Corridor. It also asks the ADC to create a prioritized list of agricultural infrastructure projects based on factors like potential production increases, costs, county plans, and land use. The resolution further requests the Department of Transportation to implement specific traffic safety measures (35 mph speed limit and "No Passing" zones) along designated roads. This resolution directs the ADC to submit a report with its findings and recommendations to the legislature by January 2026. The request aims to support Hawaii’s goal of doubling local food production by 2030.