Massachusetts S1942 amends laws to support neighborhood stabilization and economic development through spot rehabilitation projects.
Massachusetts S1942 amends existing laws to facilitate neighborhood stabilization and economic development. It introduces definitions for "spot blight project" and "spot rehabilitation property," allowing certified community development corporations to undertake rehabilitation projects. The bill modifies the approval process for these projects, exempting certain provisions from existing laws. It also increases funding for certain programs and establishes a commission to study strategies for improving the quality of housing in weak markets, aiming to make properties safer and more accessible.
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