Pennsylvania HB1878 prohibits deed restrictions on managed native conservation landscaping, allowing associations to set reasonable guidelines.

Pennsylvania HB1878 amends Title 68 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to prohibit deed restrictions on managed native conservation landscaping, which includes rain gardens, pollinator gardens, and meadows. These landscaping practices aim to meet water quality standards, manage stormwater, and support native pollinators and wildlife. Associations can establish reasonable restrictions but cannot prohibit or unreasonably limit these practices. The bill takes effect in 60 days.

Pennsylvania HB1878 prohibits deed restrictions on managed native conservation landscaping, allowing associations to set reasonable guidelines.

Pennsylvania HB1878 amends Title 68 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to prohibit deed restrictions on managed native conservation landscaping, which includes rain gardens, pollinator gardens, and meadows. These landscaping practices aim to meet water quality standards, manage stormwater, and support native pollinators and wildlife. Associations can establish reasonable restrictions but cannot prohibit or unreasonably limit these practices. The bill takes effect in 60 days.