Require citizenship proof to register to vote;revise election law

This bill proposes changes to how local zoning amendments are initiated and processed, affecting county rural zoning commissions, county commissioners, and property owners. It establishes specific procedures for starting zoning changes, including options for commissions to act on their own motion, for boards to pass resolutions, or for property owners to file applications, while also allowing boards to charge fees to cover administrative costs. The legislation details strict requirements for public notice and hearings, mandating that notices be published in newspapers and mailed to affected property owners depending on the scale of the proposed land rezoning or redistricting. Additionally, the bill creates a formal review process where planning commissions must evaluate proposed amendments before the final decision is made by the board of county commissioners.