Modifies the appeal period for rulings on drain projects in Michigan.

The bill amends the Michigan Public Acts of 1956 to extend the period for appealing apportionments of benefits related to drain projects from 10 days to 60 days. This change allows more time for landowners, cities, townships, villages, and counties to challenge the apportionments made by the commissioner. The appeal process involves filing a notice and bond with the probate court, which appoints a board of review.

Modifies the appeal period for rulings on drain projects in Michigan.

The bill amends the Michigan Public Acts of 1956 to extend the period for appealing apportionments of benefits related to drain projects from 10 days to 60 days. This change allows more time for landowners, cities, townships, villages, and counties to challenge the apportionments made by the commissioner. The appeal process involves filing a notice and bond with the probate court, which appoints a board of review.