HF 22

[Windlooker]

If I’m misreading this I apologize. We’re in the 91st general assembly. Correct. If so HF 22 was introduced. This is bill reservied 600 nr tags, of the 6000, for nrlos who own 40 ac or more. Looked more closely. Introduced 01/14/25

 

[Butch973]

Yikes that wouldn’t be good unless they bumped that number on the acres to like 120 at the minimum imo. Think farms are getting parceled up now?!? SMH

 

[hans1]

I like the basic idea of this Bill. I think the acreage needs to be increased. I would also put a retroactive clause meaning this would apply to owners that owned land as of 12/31/2022. Make a 2 year exclusion for new landowners.
Done correctly this will still protect resident access, while still giving some preference to non resident landowners

 

[booneriverbucks]

Genuinely curious.. Why do non-resident landowners deserve preference? They have never had preference before and do not get it in many other states. Not criticizing your point just would like to understand. I have often heard that the paying of property tax entitles non resident landowners to certain rights.. as if the current non resident landowner was not paying property taxes nobody would on a certain piece. We all know that the land will not go un owned.. Somebody will own it and pay the taxes either way so what gives?


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[Windlooker]

Why do resident landowners get a preferential third landowner tag?? They invest in the land and contribute more to overall conservation efforts that most non landowners. That’s one of many points that could be made.

 

[booneriverbucks]

Why do resident landowners get a preferential third landowner tag?? They invest in the land and contribute more to overall conservation efforts that most non landowners. That’s one of many points that could be made.

Very true. Also, many non landowners contribute more to the overall economy of the state and possibly more to conservation than some landowners. It’s quite the can of worms for sure.


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