Washington HB2129 aims to fortify agritourism by authorizing and supporting agritourism activities on agricultural lands.
Washington HB2129 seeks to fortify agritourism by authorizing agritourism activities on agricultural lands, ensuring they are supported by counties and cities in compliance with the act. The bill defines agritourism activities as those carried out on farms or ranches, including activities that allow the public to engage in rural experiences. Counties and cities are prohibited from enacting or enforcing regulations that unreasonably restrict these activities. The Department of Commerce is directed to modify any rules or guidance that restrict agritourism.
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