A Concurrent Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to study the creation of a Statewide housing accelerator and to conduct a comprehensive review of State and local housing approval and permitting processes that delay residential construction.
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Overview
This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to investigate the possibility of establishing a statewide housing accelerator program. The commission will conduct a thorough review of state and local housing approval and permitting processes to identify obstacles that cause delays in residential construction. The goal is to find ways to streamline these processes and increase the availability of affordable housing in Pennsylvania.
Key provisions
- Study the feasibility of creating a statewide housing accelerator.
- Conduct a comprehensive review of state and local housing approval processes.
- Evaluate barriers such as zoning regulations, conservation district approvals, and land development regulations.
- Research best practices from other states for streamlining housing approvals.
- Recommend strategies to reduce delays and expand housing attainability.
Who is affected
- Homebuyers
- Developers
- Pennsylvania residents
- Local governments
- Housing industry
Notable changes
- The resolution aims to identify and address regulatory barriers to housing development.
- It encourages the adoption of best practices from other states.
- The study will focus on streamlining approval processes.
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Benjamin Sanchez
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