HB 764 Summary

• Amends the definition of "farm dwelling" in agricultural districts to require agricultural activity generate at least $10,000 per year in income, verified through state general excise tax returns or county-approved agricultural dedications.

• Requires condominium projects in agricultural districts to include a verified statement from county officials confirming no restrictions on agricultural uses, plus assessment of infrastructure, environmental resources, and county ordinance compliance.

• Subjects condominium associations violating agricultural use protections under section 205-4.6 to enforcement authority of the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs.

• Permits agricultural land subdivision and leasing for permitted agricultural uses with minimum lease terms matching either the county's agricultural dedication period or five years, whichever is greater.

• Clarifies that violations of dwelling restrictions on leased agricultural land are subject to county enforcement and fines under existing statutes.