Creates alternate voting members on county agriculture development boards.
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Overview
This bill amends the Agriculture Retention and Development Act to create alternate voting members on county agriculture development boards. These alternates can vote in place of regular members who are absent or unavailable. The bill establishes that four of the voting members and one alternate member must be actively engaged in farming, while three voting members and one alternate member must represent the general public. This change aims to improve board quorum and reduce potential conflicts of interest within the agricultural community.
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Anthony Bucco
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