HB 4050
Agriculture: animals; generally accepted agricultural and management practices for rearing egg-laying hens in residential areas under certain conditions; provide for. Amends sec. 4 of 1981 PA 93 (MCL 286.474). TIE BAR WITH: HB 4049'25
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Bill overview
House Bill 4050 aims to clarify how agricultural operations, specifically those raising egg-laying hens in residential areas, can comply with state regulations. The bill establishes guidelines for investigating complaints about farms, focusing on whether practices align with ‘generally accepted agricultural and management practices.’ It also outlines procedures for addressing complaints, requiring changes to practices if necessary, and sets standards for new facilities, particularly for egg-laying hens in residential zones. Furthermore, the bill establishes a process for local governments to propose alternative standards, subject to state and federal law, and mandates the development of best practices for odor control and site selection.
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Primary sponsor
James DeSana
Cosponsors
Cameron Cavitt
Gregory Alexander
Gregory Markkanen
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