OH HB193

Grants county and township zoning authorities the power to regulate biosolid lagoons and biodigestion facilities, with an exception for facilities that process only agricultural waste derived from the same or contiguous parcels of land

Requires operators proposing to build a biosolid lagoon or biodigestion facility in unincorporated areas to hold a public meeting 90-300 days before submitting permit plans, with 14 days advance notice to county commissioners and township trustees

Allows county commissioners to adopt a resolution within 90 days of the public meeting to either disapprove construction entirely or limit the facility's geographic boundaries, which the Ohio EPA must honor

Mandates the Ohio EPA director to adopt rules requiring biosolid lagoon owners to maintain adequate covers to protect against nuisance odors and public health harms

Modifies CAUV (Current Agricultural Use Value) tax eligibility for biofuel production facilities not previously enrolled, prohibiting eligibility if feedstock includes human waste, industrial waste, or agricultural feedstock from non-contiguous/non-commonly-owned land