The Attorney General shall provide to the chairman and the minority chairman of the Senate Committee on Agricultural and Rural Affairs and the chairman and minority chairman of the Agricultural and Rural Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives an annual report to include the following: (1) Information on how many reviews were requested, the nature of the complaints and the location of the ordinances cited. (2) Information on how many reviews were conducted. (3) Information on how many legal actions were brought by the Attorney General. (4) Information on the outcome of legal actions brought by the Attorney General. CHAPTER 5 NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT AND ODOR MANAGEMENT Sec. 501. Scope. 502. Declaration of legislative purpose. 503. Definitions. 504. Powers and duties of commission. 505. Powers and duties of Department of Environmental Protection. 506. Nutrient management plans. 507. Manure application setbacks and buffers. 508. Nutrient management certification program and odor management certification program. 509. Odor management plans. 510. Nutrient Management Advisory Board. 511. Financial assistance. 512. Nutrient Management Fund. 513. Unlawful conduct. 514. Civil penalties and remedies. 515. Limitation of liability. 516. Enforcement authority; enforcement orders. 517. Appealable actions. 518. Powers reserved under existing laws. 519. Preemption of local ordinances. 520. Repeals. 521. Other statutes not affected. 522. Regulations.
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