An Act authorizing the Provincetown year-round market rate rental housing trust to acquire year-round housing occupancy restrictions
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill authorizes the Provincetown year-round market rate rental housing trust to acquire year-round housing occupancy restrictions. The trust’s purpose is to ensure a supply of rental housing available to residents of Provincetown throughout the year. This legislation builds upon existing efforts to address housing needs in the town. It was approved by the town of Provincetown and subsequently passed by the Massachusetts legislature.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Provincetown year-round market rate rental housing trust to acquire restrictions.
- Specifically targets year-round housing occupancy restrictions.
- The trust was previously established by the town of Provincetown.
- The bill was approved by the town of Provincetown.
- The bill was referred to the committee on Housing.
- The bill was reported favorably by the committee on Housing.
- The bill was referred to the committee on House Steering, Policy and Scheduling.
- The bill was placed in the Orders of the Day for consideration.
Who is affected
- Town of Provincetown residents
- The Provincetown year-round market rate rental housing trust
- Housing market in Provincetown
Notable changes
- This bill expands the authority of the existing Provincetown year-round market rate rental housing trust.
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