Specifies that notice requirements concerning certain changes to zoning ordinances are not applicable to addition of new use within zoning district.
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This bill clarifies that when a local government changes a zoning ordinance to allow a new use within an existing zoning district, they don't need to follow the usual public notice requirements. This change simplifies the process for municipalities adding new types of businesses or activities to established areas, while still ensuring transparency regarding zoning modifications.
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