Establishes a program for community collaborative capital improvement projects eligible for state grants and exempt from certain regulatory.
The bill establishes a program within the office of community services to authorize community collaborative capital improvement projects eligible for state grants. These projects may be exempt from state and county regulatory requirements, including zoning, permitting, and environmental review, provided they have community and developer consent, comply with health and safety standards, and provide documented community benefits. Benefits include affordable housing, public amenities, environmental improvements, economic development, and educational programs.
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