Indiana · 2026 session · house
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This version of HB 1001 represents a fundamental restructuring that removes virtually all substantive housing policy provisions from the bill. The changes eliminate the entire framework of state-mandated housing reforms, including requirements for local governments to permit accessory dwelling units, restrictions on parking and lot size regulations, impact fee limitations, annual housing data reporting obligations to the state, residential housing development programs with tax increment financing provisions, stormwater and floodplain management requirements, and provisions allowing municipalities to opt out of various housing mandates by December 31, 2026. The bill also removes amendments that would have increased housing authority construction cost caps, deleted advisory committee and public hearing requirements for impact fee ordinances, and struck provisions governing subdivision control restrictions. What remains is essentially a shell bill with only an emergency clause to provide immediate effectiveness upon passage.
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