An Act addressing the contradictory terms of 225 CMR 24.03
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Overview
This bill addresses inconsistencies within 225 CMR 24.03, a regulation concerning building construction and renovation standards in Massachusetts. Specifically, it aims to clarify and resolve contradictory terms related to fossil fuel-free building demonstration projects. The legislation seeks to establish clearer guidelines for municipalities and regional governments undertaking these projects, ensuring consistency and promoting sustainable building practices.
Key provisions
- Clarifies terms within 225 CMR 24.03.
- Focuses on municipal fossil fuel-free building construction and renovation demonstration projects.
- Aims to resolve contradictory language in the existing regulation.
- Supports sustainable building practices in Massachusetts.
- Directs the Department of Energy Resources to provide information related to the regulation.
Who is affected
- Municipalities
- Regional Governments
- Building contractors
- Developers
- Homeowners
Notable changes
- Addresses inconsistencies in 225 CMR 24.03.
- Promotes clarity in regulations related to sustainable building projects.
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