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NE LB458

Change provisions relating to tax sale certificates, real property sold for delinquent taxes, certain tax-related foreclosure actions, and land banks and adopt the Permitting Approval Timeliness Act and the By-Right Housing Development Act


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Introduced
01/21/2025
In Committee
01/23/2025
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead

Introduced Session

109th Legislature

Bill Summary

A BILL FOR AN ACT relating to law; to amend sections 18-3417, 77-1804, 77-1806, 77-1815, 77-1816, 77-1819, 77-1823, 77-1825, 77-1829, 77-1836, 77-1856, 77-1902, and 77-1909, Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska, and sections 77-1802, 77-1807, 77-1818, 77-1831, 77-1832, 77-1833, 77-1837, and 77-1838, Revised Statutes Cumulative Supplement, 2024; to adopt the Permitting Approval Timeliness Act and the By-Right Housing Development Act; to define terms; to provide criteria and guidelines for zoning regulations; to require certain cities to allow the use of duplex housing and manufactured homes as prescribed; to require and restrict zoning regulations by municipalities relating to accessory dwelling units as prescribed; to change provisions relating to land banks, real property sold for delinquent taxes, and certain tax-related foreclosure actions; to harmonize provisions; to repeal the original sections; and to declare an emergency.

AI Summary

This bill introduces two main acts: the Permitting Approval Timeliness Act and the By-Right Housing Development Act, with the goal of streamlining permit approvals and housing development processes. The Permitting Approval Timeliness Act requires governmental entities to process permit applications within 60 days, with automatic approval if no decision is made, and provides a clear appeals process for denied permits. The By-Right Housing Development Act mandates that cities allow certain types of housing developments (like duplexes, manufactured homes, and accessory dwelling units) as of right on lots where single-family homes are permitted, with restrictions on how municipalities can regulate these developments. The bill also makes several technical changes to tax sale and property tax foreclosure procedures, including creating a faster process for land banks to acquire properties determined to be vacant and abandoned, modifying notification requirements for tax sales, and adjusting timeframes for tax deed applications. Additionally, the bill requires cities of certain classes to allow duplex housing and manufactured homes in areas zoned for single-family residences, and mandates that municipalities permit at least one accessory dwelling unit on lots with single-family homes, with specific limitations on how these units can be regulated.

Committee Categories

Budget and Finance

Sponsors (1)

Last Action

Revenue Hearing (13:30:00 1/30/2025 Room 1524) (on 01/30/2025)

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