Concerning the effective date of the filing of a notice of intention with a boundary review board.

HB 1304 clarifies the effective date for boundary change proposals by setting a clear timeline for when a "notice of intention" becomes valid. It requires the boundary review board's chief clerk to determine if a notice is sufficient within 30 days of receipt (or deem it sufficient after that period if no decision is made), provided the filing fee is paid and required details are included. This affects cities, towns, and special districts proposing boundary changes or utility service extensions. The bill also tightens deadlines: if a review is requested, the board must act within 45 days of the effective filing date (or the proposal is deemed approved), and a 120-day window applies for final board findings after a review request.