Maryland SB31 mandates county boards to submit student residency and school zones reports annually and regulates adequate public facilities.
Maryland SB31 requires county boards of education to submit a student residency and school zones report to the Department of Planning and the Interagency Commission on School Construction each year. This report must include school zone boundaries, student residence locations, and school capacity data. The bill prohibits adequate public facilities ordinances from delaying the processing and completion of subdivision or site development plans but allows them to delay the issuance of final permits.
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