An Act preparing Massachusetts for the next economy
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes a special commission to investigate how Massachusetts’ built environment – including infrastructure, buildings, and land use regulations – needs to be prepared for future economic changes. The commission will conduct an inventory of these elements to identify potential challenges and opportunities related to emerging technologies and economic development. The goal is to proactively assess and adapt the state’s physical assets to support a more resilient and adaptable economy.
Key provisions
- Establish a special commission to assess the built environment.
- Require an inventory of infrastructure, buildings, and land use regulations.
- Focus on preparing the built environment for economic development and emerging technologies.
- Consider potential challenges and opportunities related to future economic shifts.
Who is affected
- State government
- Local municipalities
- Developers and builders
- Infrastructure providers
- Economic development agencies
Notable changes
- The commission’s findings will inform future planning and investment decisions.
- The inventory will provide a baseline for evaluating the state’s readiness for economic change.
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