HB2679 mandates disclosure notices for development permits near working economic operations.

HB2679 requires cities to create disclosure notices for development permits issued for land within one-half mile of working economic operations. These notices inform purchasers and users of potential nuisances such as noise, odors, and dust. The bill also mandates that developers and property owners sign acknowledgments of these conditions, which must be recorded with the county auditor. The act aims to promote transparency and good neighbor policies between working economic and nonworking economic property owners.

HB2679 mandates disclosure notices for development permits near working economic operations.

HB2679 requires cities to create disclosure notices for development permits issued for land within one-half mile of working economic operations. These notices inform purchasers and users of potential nuisances such as noise, odors, and dust. The bill also mandates that developers and property owners sign acknowledgments of these conditions, which must be recorded with the county auditor. The act aims to promote transparency and good neighbor policies between working economic and nonworking economic property owners.