Broaden Electronic Notice Authorization.
SB 80 allows specific North Carolina towns (including Apex, Cary, and Wake Forest) to use electronic notices - like posting on city websites - for public hearings and required notices, replacing traditional methods like printed notices. It directly affects these 11 towns by expanding their notice options while preserving existing requirements for mail notices to certain groups and property postings. The bill does not change current rules for mail notices or property sign requirements but lets local governments choose electronic methods for other public notices. It applies only to the listed towns and becomes effective when signed into law. The bill is currently in the Senate Rules Committee.
Bill status
in committee
1 of 4 stages cleared
Introduction
Feb 2025
Committee Review
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Governor
Introduced Feb 11, 2025
Last action Feb 12, 2025
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The document shows only formatting and administrative metadata changes to Senate Bill 80, with no substantive policy modifications. The bill's title, sponsors, and core content remain unchanged, indicating this is a procedural update to the bill's versioning and filing information.
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Updated bill identifier from DRS15038-MC-61 to S80-v-1 to reflect the new edition version.
Added page number '1' and revised header formatting for the Senate Bill document.
Removed the filing date 'Feb 11, 2025' and replaced with a referral date of 'February 12, 2025' to the Rules and Operations of the Senate.
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