zoning

With local government approval, this bill enables home builders that are willing to construct smaller or lower priced homes (in some circumstances) the ability to construct more homes than the current zoning allows.
This bill ensures that cities and counties establish a clear, transparent process for entrepreneurs seeking to have new or innovative business types added to local zoning ordinances. It also sets a firm 60-day deadline for local governments to approve or deny such applications.
Simpler, user-friendly zoning regulations can reduce uncertainty, giving residents more clarity and the ability to better participate in local land-use decisions
This bill addresses the housing shortage in a serious and market-friendly way. For example, SB 174 streamlines the process for property owners who wish to subdivide their land and build homes.
Utah can’t seem to build fast enough to accommodate new homebuyers — many of them born and raised here — and everyone else looking for housing.
The biggest hurdle facing education entrepreneurs is zoning and occupancy rules.

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