Modifies setback distances for certain areas in regards to solid waste disposal

This bill establishes maximum setback distances for solid waste disposal areas to ensure they are located at a safe distance from communities and sensitive locations. It requires that these facilities be placed at least three miles away from cities, schools, churches, subdivisions, and parks, while also mandating a 0.75-mile buffer from occupied homes and a 200-foot buffer from the facility's property line. The legislation clarifies that these specific distance requirements do not count as planning or zoning actions under state law. By setting these uniform limits, the bill provides clear guidelines for counties when creating their own solid waste management rules.