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SECTION 2-23.1-1

§ 2-23.1-1 Findings. – The general assembly finds and declares:

(a) That the preservation and expansion of agriculture aregoals of the state;

(b) That among economic activities, agriculture is uniquelydependent on the land;

(c) That land use and water usage regulation and landtaxation can have significant impacts on the viability of agriculturaloperations;

(d) That the understanding of such impacts is often notwidespread or readily included in decision making; and

(e) That farmers, who have an appreciation of such impacts,may not know in a timely manner that actions are being considered at the locallevel that could have a direct and significant impact on agriculturaloperations.

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SECTION 2-23.1-1

§ 2-23.1-1 Findings. – The general assembly finds and declares:

(a) That the preservation and expansion of agriculture aregoals of the state;

(b) That among economic activities, agriculture is uniquelydependent on the land;

(c) That land use and water usage regulation and landtaxation can have significant impacts on the viability of agriculturaloperations;

(d) That the understanding of such impacts is often notwidespread or readily included in decision making; and

(e) That farmers, who have an appreciation of such impacts,may not know in a timely manner that actions are being considered at the locallevel that could have a direct and significant impact on agriculturaloperations.

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SECTION 2-23.1-1

§ 2-23.1-1 Findings. – The general assembly finds and declares:

(a) That the preservation and expansion of agriculture aregoals of the state;

(b) That among economic activities, agriculture is uniquelydependent on the land;

(c) That land use and water usage regulation and landtaxation can have significant impacts on the viability of agriculturaloperations;

(d) That the understanding of such impacts is often notwidespread or readily included in decision making; and

(e) That farmers, who have an appreciation of such impacts,may not know in a timely manner that actions are being considered at the locallevel that could have a direct and significant impact on agriculturaloperations.