Missouri HB2384 restricts political subdivisions from imposing requirements that threaten the affordability of property developments or improvements.
Missouri HB2384 aims to prevent political subdivisions from imposing requirements that could jeopardize the affordability of property developments or improvements. The bill mandates that any ordinance, resolution, regulation, code, or policy that threatens affordability in the construction, maintenance, repair, or renovation of residential or commercial properties is null and void. It also requires political subdivisions to approve or deny permit requests within thirty days, with specific guidelines for handling incomplete requests and denials.
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