Idaho § 67-6529D - Odor management plans - County request for suitability determination - Local regulation

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§ 67-6529D. Odor management plans - County request for suitability determination - Local regulation

(1) Counties may require an applicant for siting of a CAFO to submit an odor management plan as part of their application.

(2) A board of county commissioners considering the siting of a CAFO may request the director of the department of agriculture to form a CAFO site advisory team to provide a suitability determination for the site.

(3) This act does not preempt local regulation of a CAFO.

[67-6529D, added 2001, ch. 381, sec. 4, p. 1338.]

Source: official Idaho text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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