Michigan HB5901 amends property condemnation laws to provide remedies for bad faith agency offers and change the burden of proof on public use.
Michigan HB5901 amends sections 5 and 24 of the 1980 Michigan Property Act to provide remedies for bad faith agency offers and change the burden of proof on public use. The bill mandates that agencies submit good faith written offers to property owners before initiating negotiations for the purchase of property. It outlines the process for evaluating claims, including the requirement for owners to provide detailed information and appraisals.
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