Bill > H926

This bill provides various regulatory reforms and amendments across multiple areas of North Carolina state law. The bill contains provisions that modify rules and regulations related to land use, environmental permitting, professional licensing, local government operations, and other administrative processes. Key provisions include: establishing new rights for land surveyors to enter private property for surveying purposes, modifying culinary alcohol permits, exempting model homes from certain fire protection water supply requirements, reducing oversight frequency for public water system supplemental treatment facilities, protecting racing facilities from nuisance claims, requiring occupational licensing boards to verify social security numbers, and clarifying existing use rights on properties. The bill aims to streamline regulatory processes, reduce bureaucratic barriers, and provide more flexibility for businesses and property owners. Many sections include specific technical amendments to existing statutes, with provisions that modify rulemaking procedures, expand definitions, and create new regulatory exceptions. The bill appears designed to reduce regulatory burdens and provide more administrative efficiency across various state agencies and local government functions.

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https://www.ncleg.gov/BillLookUp/2025/H926