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WI AB453
WI AB453Required approvals of rezoning requests related to residential development, contents of and consistency of local ordinances with local comprehensive plans, certain tax incremental district project costs related to residential development, and tax incremental district lifespan extension. (FE)
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Introduced
09/25/2025
09/25/2025
In Committee
10/08/2025
10/08/2025
Crossed Over
10/07/2025
10/07/2025
Passed
02/23/2026
02/23/2026
Dead
Introduced Session
2025-2026 Regular Session
Bill Summary
AN ACT to repeal 66.1001 (3m); to renumber 66.1001 (1) (am); to renumber and amend 66.1001 (2) (h), 66.1001 (3), 66.10016 (3) and 66.10016 (4); to amend 59.69 (3) (a), 62.23 (3) (b), 66.1001 (2m) (title), 66.1001 (2m) (a), 66.1002 (2) (intro.) and 66.1105 (6) (g) 1. (intro.); to repeal and recreate 66.1001 (3) (title); to create 66.1001 (1) (am) 2., 66.1001 (2) (h) 4., 66.1001 (3) (b), 66.1001 (3) (c), 66.10016 (3) (b), 66.10016 (4) (b), 66.10016 (5) and 66.1105 (2) (cs) of the statutes; relating to: required approvals of rezoning requests related to res- idential development, applications for certain approvals related to residential housing development, contents of and consistency of local ordinances with local comprehensive plans, certain tax incremental district project costs re- lated to residential development, and tax incremental district lifespan extension.
AI Summary
This bill aims to streamline and clarify processes related to residential development approvals, local planning, and tax incremental districts. Key provisions include updating requirements for local comprehensive plans, which are long-term plans guiding future development, to better incorporate residential development details like net density (the number of housing units per acre). It also modifies rules for rezoning requests, requiring local governments to approve them under certain conditions if they align with the comprehensive plan's residential projections and address housing needs, while also allowing for denials if public facilities would be overburdened or public health threatened. Additionally, the bill makes changes to how certain project costs within tax incremental districts (TIDs), which are designated areas where property tax revenue is used to fund development, can be counted towards their expenses and allows for an extension of a TID's lifespan by up to two years under specific circumstances.
Committee Categories
Agriculture and Natural Resources, Housing and Urban Affairs
Sponsors (11)
David Armstrong (R)*,
Robert Brooks (R)*,
Barbara Dittrich (R)*,
Dan Knodl (R)*,
Rob Kreibich (R)*,
Dave Murphy (R)*,
Jerry O'Connor (R)*,
William Penterman (R)*,
Jim Piwowarczyk (R)*,
Rob Summerfield (R)*,
John Jagler (R),
Last Action
Report correctly enrolled on 2-23-2026 (on 02/23/2026)
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