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Senate panel hears split views on defining 'adequate infrastructure' for multifamily on commercial land
Summary
Lawmakers and stakeholders debated House Bill 10‑10, which would define what counts as 'adequate infrastructure' (roads, water, sewer) for multifamily development allowed by right on commercially zoned land under last year’s HB 6‑31. Realtors warned the bill’s technical terms — especially 'water supply study' — are undefined and costly; municipal officials urged clarifications before the law takes effect.
The Senate Commerce Committee opened a hearing on House Bill 10‑10, intended to define what constitutes "adequate infrastructure" for multifamily residential development allowed by right on commercially zoned land under last year’s HB 6‑31. Chair opened the committee and called the bill forward.
Senator Denise Ricciardi, appearing for the absent representative, told the committee that "The passing of House Bill 6 31 last year mandated the allowance of multi family development on commercially zoned land by right provided that adequate infrastructure, including roads, water and sewage systems are available." She said the…
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