This bill establishes regulations regarding the placement, parking, or storage of equipment owned by amusement business owners on agricultural lands. It defines "agricultural lands" as parcels classified as such by property appraisers and "amusement business owner" as those providing services related to circuses or carnivals, including rides and games, on a temporary basis. The bill prohibits counties and municipalities from enacting any policies or regulations that would require amusement business owners to pay for the placement of their equipment on agricultural lands classified as 5 acres or larger, provided that the land is fully fenced and the equipment is located at least 100 feet from the perimeter.

The legislation aims to protect amusement business owners from financial burdens associated with the storage of their equipment on agricultural lands for six months or longer. It emphasizes the importance of supporting these businesses, which often contribute to local events and fundraising efforts. The bill is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.