Vermont S0045 protects agricultural activities from nuisance lawsuits if conducted legally and according to good practices.
Vermont S0045 amends the state's right-to-farm law to protect agricultural activities from nuisance lawsuits. It establishes a rebuttable presumption that agricultural activities do not constitute a nuisance if they comply with federal, state, and local laws, follow good agricultural practices, and are established before surrounding nonagricultural activities. The bill requires mediation before filing a lawsuit and allows for binding arbitration if mediation fails.
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