MI HB6213

Amends the property tax assessment law to protect agricultural property from losing its classification when owners implement wildlife risk mitigation action plans approved by the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

Defines "wildlife risk mitigation action plan" as a written plan to reduce communicable disease spread between wildlife and livestock, including measures like securing livestock feed, restricting wildlife access to feeding areas, and fencing off wetlands or disease-risk habitats.

Specifies that agricultural outbuildings and qualified agricultural property retain their tax classifications even when owners implement approved wildlife risk mitigation projects.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment, contingent on House Bill 6205 of the 99th Legislature also being enacted into law.