Maryland HB1137 requires certain counties to allow multifamily and mixed-use developments on specific parcels and restricts certain limitations on.

Maryland HB1137, also known as the Bring Back Main Street Act, mandates that certain counties allow multifamily and mixed-use developments as permitted uses on parcels serviced by water and sewer systems, regardless of their current zoning. The bill prohibits counties from imposing unreasonable limitations on these developments, such as density limits lower than the highest allowable in residential zones or setbacks greater than existing commercial requirements.

Maryland HB1137 requires certain counties to allow multifamily and mixed-use developments on specific parcels and restricts certain limitations on.

Maryland HB1137, also known as the Bring Back Main Street Act, mandates that certain counties allow multifamily and mixed-use developments as permitted uses on parcels serviced by water and sewer systems, regardless of their current zoning. The bill prohibits counties from imposing unreasonable limitations on these developments, such as density limits lower than the highest allowable in residential zones or setbacks greater than existing commercial requirements.