Relating to the regulation by counties of build to rent communities and the regulation by certain counties of manufactured home rental communities.
HB 2232 clarifies how counties regulate two types of rental housing: "build to rent" communities (where land is divided into spaces for single-family rentals without purchase options) and manufactured home rental communities. It exempts build-to-rent communities from standard subdivision rules and allows specific coastal counties (with populations over 370,000 bordering the Gulf and adjacent to a county over 3.3 million) to set limited infrastructure standards for manufactured home communities - only covering lot size, road width, and access based on density. Property owners must follow these county standards when developing such communities. The bill directly affects counties with these specific demographics and developers planning these housing types.
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Introduced Mar 14, 2025
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Mar 14, 2025
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Cody Vasut
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