Pennsylvania HB1020 amends the definition of "vacant and blighted property" and establishes a registration process for such properties, including.
Pennsylvania HB1020 amends the definition of "vacant and blighted property" in Title 53 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes. The bill allows municipalities to impose and collect a registration fee on properties deemed vacant and blighted. Certain properties are exempt from registration and fees, including those under probate, in litigation, or owned by active military members. Municipalities must establish a process for removing properties from the registry and provide an opportunity for appeal.
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