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Committee votes to turn BDR 10‑528 into bill to allow small in‑unit childcare in common‑interest communities
Summary
The committee approved a motion to convert BDR 10‑528 — a draft proposing that common‑interest community rules may not prohibit small childcare establishments operating within individual units — into a bill for further consideration.
During the Oct. 27 Assembly Judiciary Committee session, the committee considered BDR 10‑528, a draft regulatory proposal that would provide that an association of a common‑interest community may not prohibit a unit owner or the tenant of a unit owner from operating a small childcare establishment within a unit.
The chair reminded members that a vote to approve the BDR only sends the proposal forward as a bill draft request and does not indicate final committee support for the underlying policy. Vice Chair Marzola moved to take the BDR forward; Assembly member Gray seconded. The committee voice‑voted “aye” and the motion passed.
The committee did not debate policy specifics in detail at the motion; sponsors and members will have an opportunity to refine any future bill that emerges from the BDR draft.
