MI HB4322

Amends the definition of "qualified agricultural property" to include property where a wildlife risk mitigation action plan has been implemented without losing agricultural property status for tax purposes.

Allows property owners to appeal classification changes resulting from wildlife risk mitigation implementation to the board of review within the year the amendment takes effect or within 3 immediately succeeding years.

Requires the Department of Treasury to update and post the "Qualified Agricultural Property Exemption Guidelines" publication within 30 days of the amendment's effective date.

Defines "project" as risk-mitigating measures including securing livestock feed storage, restricting wildlife access to feeding and watering areas, and controlling wildlife presence around feed.

Defines "wildlife risk mitigation action plan" as a written plan of one or more projects to reduce disease transmission risks between wildlife and livestock, approved by the Department of Agriculture under the animal industry act.