MI HB5366

Establishes a moratorium prohibiting the Department of Natural Resources from issuing new permits or approving modifications to existing permits for high-volume hydraulic fracturing operations.

Defines high-volume hydraulic fracturing as any operation using 100,000 gallons or more of hydraulic fracturing fluid.

Authorizes the legislature to repeal the moratorium only after enacting comprehensive legislation and rules that include modifications to water withdrawal assessment tools, chemical disclosure requirements, and a 5,000-foot setback distance from residences, schools, hospitals, and public parks.

Requires full disclosure of all chemicals and additives in fracturing fluids before permit issuance and mandates public notice to local governments and the option for public hearings on permit applications.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment into law.