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AR HB1883

Bill

Status

Passed

4/4/2011

Primary Sponsor

Marshall Wright

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Origin

House of Representatives

88th General Assembly (2011 Regular)

AI Summary

  • Amends Arkansas Code § 5-38-310 to create an exception to burn ban violations for burning crop remainders or remaining vegetation after harvest on a person's own land

  • Requires persons burning crop remainders to perform adequate disking of field perimeters or other safety measures as required by the county burn ban officer to create a safety barrier between the crop and adjacent land

  • Eliminates the defense and makes the person liable for actual damages to adjacent land if they fail to comply with required safety measures

  • Maintains that burning under a permit issued by the political subdivision issuing the burn ban remains a valid defense to unlawful burning charges

Legislative Description

To Allow An Exception To A Burn Ban To Burn Off A Crop Following Harvest.

Last Action

House Notification that HB1883 is now Act 1038

4/4/2011

Committee Referrals

Agriculture, Forestry and Economic Development3/21/2011
Agriculture, Forestry and Economic Development3/4/2011

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