Texas HB3919 sets size and density limits for residential lots in large municipalities, prohibiting certain restrictions on small lots and allowing.

Texas HB3919 amends the Local Government Code to add Subchapter D, which applies to municipalities with populations over 90,000 located in counties with populations over 300,000. It defines a "small lot" as a residential lot of 4,000 square feet or less. The bill prohibits municipalities from enforcing certain restrictions on small lots, such as specific setbacks, covered parking, or off-site parking. It also limits the density of dwelling units on a residential lot to fewer than 31.1 units per acre.

Texas HB3919 sets size and density limits for residential lots in large municipalities, prohibiting certain restrictions on small lots and allowing.

Texas HB3919 amends the Local Government Code to add Subchapter D, which applies to municipalities with populations over 90,000 located in counties with populations over 300,000. It defines a "small lot" as a residential lot of 4,000 square feet or less. The bill prohibits municipalities from enforcing certain restrictions on small lots, such as specific setbacks, covered parking, or off-site parking. It also limits the density of dwelling units on a residential lot to fewer than 31.1 units per acre.