H 2301
An Act relative to local option zoning voting thresholds
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Bill overview
This bill proposed to change the voting thresholds required for local option zoning in Massachusetts. Currently, zoning changes often require a supermajority vote, which can be difficult for municipalities to achieve. The bill aimed to lower these thresholds, potentially making it easier for communities to implement zoning changes that promote more diverse housing options and address local needs. However, the bill ultimately failed to pass.
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Kristin E. Kassner
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Kristin E. Kassner
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