Michigan HB4607 makes gender-neutral references in the farmland and open space preservation statute.

Michigan HB4607 amends the farmland and open space preservation statute to make certain references gender-neutral. The bill modifies the language to ensure that the statute applies equally to all individuals, regardless of gender, in various scenarios involving farmland and related buildings. This includes adjustments to definitions and provisions related to ownership, beneficiary status, and property tax credits. The changes aim to ensure fairness and clarity in the application of the statute.

Michigan HB4607 makes gender-neutral references in the farmland and open space preservation statute.

Michigan HB4607 amends the farmland and open space preservation statute to make certain references gender-neutral. The bill modifies the language to ensure that the statute applies equally to all individuals, regardless of gender, in various scenarios involving farmland and related buildings. This includes adjustments to definitions and provisions related to ownership, beneficiary status, and property tax credits. The changes aim to ensure fairness and clarity in the application of the statute.