The House County Affairs Committee has scheduled HB 1998 by Shelton, HB 1767 and HB 1769 by Munoz, Jr., HB 1649 by Marquez and HJR 89 by Coleman for public hearing Thursday, March 24 at 10:30 am or upon adjournment in E2.016 at the Capitol. HB 1998 would allow counties "to enforce minimum infrastructure standards for manufactured home rental communities" and provide a penalty for noncompliance. HB 1767 would allow counties to enforce the prohibition of "more than one residential dwelling on each subdivision lot." HB 1769 and HB 1649 would allow counties to enforce "building code standards for new residential construction in" unincorporated areas and charge a fee.
HJR 89 proposes "a constitutional amendment allowing a state mandate imposed on a county to have effect only if the state provides for payment to the county of the cost of the mandate."
TLC will oppose HB 1998, HB 1767, HB 1769 and HB 1649 and will support HJR 89.
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