Arizona HB2819 mandates the use of Arizona-produced compost for landscaping and land management projects on state-owned or managed land.
Arizona HB2819 requires the departments of administration, transportation, and the Arizona state parks board to use compost produced in Arizona for landscaping and land management projects on state-owned or managed land, if available. Compost is considered available if it is produced in Arizona, meets quality standards, can be delivered within a reasonable time frame, and is priced within 20% of the lowest cost of comparable non-Arizona compost. The bill defines compost as biologically stable organic material suitable for soil amendment.
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