Allows for the relinquishment of farmland from development rights agreements or easements to make boundaries more regular.
This bill amends sections of the Michigan Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act to allow for the relinquishment of farmland from development rights agreements or easements. The relinquished farmland must meet minimum requirements and be 40 acres or more in size. The state land use agency may charge a fee for the relinquishment. The bill also outlines procedures for recording liens and notifying relevant parties of changes in ownership or relinquishment. The provisions aim to provide flexibility in managing farmland while preserving its agricultural use.
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