Affordable housing is scarce, there's large tracts of undeveloped land zoned Ag that apparently lack water infrastructure and will probably never be used for farming. Rather than pass laws to penalize affordable off-the-grid housing, the state should take another look at balancing affordable housing needs with food sustainability/sovereignty.  At $750,000 average cost for a home, Hawaii is not livable for local families. Our local residents are resorting to all manner of marginally legal activities, like illegal bread & breakfasts, just to survive.  And we pay the highest state income taxes in the nation, about $1,000 per month for a $50,000 annual salary. Our policymakers are failing us. HELP!