Allows Right to Farm Act complaints to be filed with adjacent county agriculture development boards and creates alternate voting members on such.
This bill amends the Right to Farm Act to allow complaints to be filed with the county agriculture development board (CADB) in an adjacent county if the local CADB cannot convene a quorum due to conflicts of interest. It also creates alternate voting members on CADBs who can vote in the absence or disqualification of a voting member. These alternate members must be actively engaged in farming and can be residents of the county or members of the CADB in an adjacent county. The alternate members would be appointed in the same manner as the voting members and would serve for a term of four years.
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