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Legislature advances one‑time temporary business‑license plan to open rental units; debate centers on inspections and waivers
Summary
Bill 125‑38 COR, which would allow Department of Revenue and Taxation to issue a one‑time temporary business license for dwelling units that pass a certified inspection, was placed on the third‑reading file after extended debate on inspection standards, agency clearances and exceptions for government delays.
Bill 125‑38 COR, intended to expand housing availability by authorizing one‑time temporary business licenses for dwelling units that meet specified inspection requirements, was moved to the third‑reading file after prolonged floor debate and multiple amendments. The measure would let the Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT) issue a temporary license valid for up to one year to property owners who obtain a certified home‑inspector’s suitability‑for‑occupancy certification and who are current on required taxes and clearances.
Why it matters: Sponsors said the bill aims to increase housing supply quickly by allowing eligible homes, accessory dwelling units and qualifying residential units to be rented while owners complete…
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