Michigan HB4694 amends the Recreational Authorities Act to revise the powers and procedures of recreational authorities.

Michigan HB4694 amends the Recreational Authorities Act, enhancing the powers and procedures of recreational authorities. The bill allows authorities to levy a tax for up to 20 years for public facilities and natural resource areas. It specifies that property reverts to the state if not claimed by municipalities. The bill also details the process for establishing and amending authority articles, including public notice and voting requirements. Authorities can now manage sustainable natural resource activities and sell environmental credits.

Michigan HB4694 amends the Recreational Authorities Act to revise the powers and procedures of recreational authorities.

Michigan HB4694 amends the Recreational Authorities Act, enhancing the powers and procedures of recreational authorities. The bill allows authorities to levy a tax for up to 20 years for public facilities and natural resource areas. It specifies that property reverts to the state if not claimed by municipalities. The bill also details the process for establishing and amending authority articles, including public notice and voting requirements. Authorities can now manage sustainable natural resource activities and sell environmental credits.