MI HB6124

Reduces the minimum number of municipalities needed to establish a recreational authority from two to one, allowing single municipalities to create authorities independently.

Adds "public forest and natural resources area" as a permissible purpose for recreational authorities, with provisions for designating property, restricting uses, and establishing payments in lieu of taxes.

Allows recreational authorities to sell, lease, license, or develop property; establish endowment funds; permit sustainable commercial activities including forestry and carbon credit sales; and distribute funds to participating municipalities.

Permits board members to receive compensation if approved in the articles of incorporation and establishes procedures for removing elected board members for cause by unanimous vote of remaining members.

Creates dissolution provisions requiring public forest and natural resources areas to revert to the state if the designated use is not continued by participating municipalities, with authority to waive reversion rights.