Revise remedies to MEPA

Added an immediate effective date, meaning the law starts right away instead of waiting for a future date.

Adjusted the spacing and indentation in the legislative intent and purpose sections to ensure consistent formatting.

Revised the criteria for analyzing project alternatives to ensure economic feasibility is judged by industry standards rather than the specific sponsor's financial strength.

Clarified that all state agencies, including the legislature, must follow environmental review procedures without the previous exceptions.

Corrected statutory citations and formatting inconsistencies to align with standard legislative drafting practices.

The bill identifier was updated from 'HB 270.1' to 'HB0270.2', and the year '2025' was moved to the top of the header.

Horizontal separator lines (****) were removed from the header sections.

Added W. Galt as a co-sponsor to the bill, changing the sponsorship from a single legislator to a joint sponsorship.

The bill title and bill number were changed from LC 2338 to HB 270.1, and the primary sponsor was updated to K. Zolnikov.

The statutory reference for permit authority was updated from 75-1-201(3)(b) to include 75-1-201(4)(b) alongside the existing reference.

Agencies required to conduct environmental impact analyses were expanded by adding subsections (2) and (3) to the list of entities exempt from these requirements.

A new requirement was added for agencies to evaluate the economic advantages and disadvantages of proposed projects.