An Act recognizing those employed in the shellfish, aquaculture, marine fisheries, and health care sectors as a preferred vocation under the Seasonal Communities Act in Wellfleet
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to recognize workers in the shellfish, aquaculture, marine fisheries, and health care sectors as ‘preferred vocations’ under Wellfleet’s Seasonal Communities Act. Specifically, it would give these workers priority when seeking affordable and attainable housing in the town. The bill was initially proposed by local residents and approved by the town of Wellfleet. This legislation seeks to address housing challenges faced by these important sectors within Wellfleet.
Key provisions
- Designates employees in shellfish, aquaculture, marine fisheries, and health care as preferred vocations.
- Applies this designation under Wellfleet’s Seasonal Communities Act.
- Provides priority for affordable and attainable housing to those in these sectors.
- The bill was initiated and approved by the town of Wellfleet.
Who is affected
- Workers in the shellfish industry
- Workers in the aquaculture industry
- Workers in marine fisheries
- Health care workers
- Residents of Wellfleet seeking affordable housing
Notable changes
- Creates a specific housing preference for workers in designated sectors.
- Expands the Seasonal Communities Act to include these professions.
- Recognizes the importance of these sectors to Wellfleet’s economy and workforce.
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