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HB 6335

AN ACT INCLUDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS WITH COMMERCIAL SPACE IN THE CALCULATION OF THE THRESHOLD FOR THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING APPEALS PROCEDURE EXEMPTION AND PROHIBITING APPLICATIONS ONCE A MUNICIPALITY HAS APPLIED FOR A MORATORIUM.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Sarah Keitt and 2 co-sponsors

Overview: HB 6335, "AN ACT INCLUDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS WITH COMMERCIAL SPACE IN THE CALCULATION OF THE THRESHOLD FOR THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING APPEALS PROCEDURE EXEMPTIO

REF. TO JOINT COMM. ON Housing
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Bill Summary · HB 6335

Overview: HB 6335, "AN ACT INCLUDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS WITH COMMERCIAL SPACE IN THE CALCULATION OF THE THRESHOLD FOR THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING APPEALS PROCEDURE EXEMPTION AND PROHIBITING APPLICATIONS ONCE A MUNICIPALITY HAS APPLIED FOR A MORATORIUM", was introduced on January 23, 2025 and is currently referred to the Joint Committee on Housing.

Purpose and Intent: The bill aims to modify the calculation of the threshold for the affordable housing appeals procedure exemption to include affordable housing developments with commercial space. It also seeks to prohibit applications once a municipality has applied for a moratorium.

Key Provisions:
- Includes affordable housing developments with commercial space in the calculation of the threshold for the affordable housing appeals procedure exemption
- Prohibits applications for the affordable housing appeals procedure once a municipality has applied for a moratorium

Affected Parties and Impacts: This bill would impact municipalities, affordable housing developers, and individuals seeking affordable housing. It could potentially increase the availability of affordable housing units, including those with commercial space, while also limiting the ability to challenge municipal decisions during a moratorium period.

Procedural and Timeline Considerations: The bill is currently under consideration by the Joint Committee on Housing. The next step would be for the committee to review the bill and potentially recommend it for further action in the legislative process.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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