Committee advances zoning-appeals bill after proponents and municipalities reach compromises on timing, transcripts
The committee gave a favorable report to HB281, a bill that changes deadlines and record requirements for appeals from municipal zoning-board decisions after proponents and municipal representatives agreed on compromises including a deadline extension, deletion of a 'de novo' provision, and transcript-cost rules.
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HB281, presented to the committee as a fix for an ambiguity in appeals from municipal Boards of Adjustment, received a favorable committee report after proponents and local-government representatives described a set of negotiated compromises.
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