Suspends running of timeframes for county planning board action during state of emergency.
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This bill suspends the usual time limits for county planning boards to review and approve subdivisions and site plans during a state of emergency. The law allows planning boards to take longer than usual to make decisions, and applications won't be automatically approved due to inaction, while a state of emergency is in effect and for 60 days afterward. This measure aims to prevent rushed decisions during times of crisis.
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