Property Tax Credit - Urban Agricultural Property - Alterations

Legislative status

1. Introduced
2. In Committee
3. Reported by Committee
4. Floor Vote Scheduled
5. Passed One Chamber
6. Passed Both Chambers
7. Sent to Executive
8. Signed into Law

Summary

HB 359 updates who can receive a property‑tax credit for urban farms and adds a requirement that any local government must give the public at least one year’s notice and a chance to comment before ending the credit. It applies to eligible parcels in priority funding areas and affects city, county and municipal tax‑credit programs. The change aims to improve oversight while still encouraging urban agriculture.

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Hearings

• Budget and Taxation — Bill Hearing
  Budget and Taxation · Apr 2, 2026
• Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
  Senate Budget and Taxation Committee · Apr 2, 2026
• Ways and Means — Bill Hearing
  Ways and Means · Feb 3, 2026

History

1. May 26, 2026Approved by the Governor - Chapter 769
2. Apr 8, 2026Third Reading Passed
3. Apr 8, 2026Returned Passed
4. Apr 6, 2026Second Reading Passed
5. Apr 6, 2026Favorable Report by Budget and Taxation
6. Apr 6, 2026Favorable Adopted
7. Mar 25, 2026Hearing 4/02 at 1:00 p.m.
8. Mar 9, 2026Referred Budget and Taxation
9. Mar 6, 2026Third Reading Passed
10. Mar 5, 2026Second Reading Passed with Amendments
11. Mar 5, 2026Favorable with Amendments {
12. Mar 4, 2026Favorable with Amendments Report by Ways and Means

The 12 most recent of 14 recorded actions.

Sponsors

• Roberson · sponsor
• J. Long
• Taylor
• Wims
• Woods
• Young

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