Michigan SB0985 temporarily restricts local governments from regulating land development for residential use.
Michigan SB0985 amends the 2006 PA 110 to temporarily restrict local governments from regulating land development for residential use. This restriction applies from the effective date of the amendatory act that added this subsection until two years later. Local governments can still regulate land development for other uses, such as food, fiber, energy, and recreation. The bill aims to balance land use needs with the temporary halt on residential development regulations.
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