The Florida Starter Homes Act
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Florida, United States
Source: Florida Trend
A legislative proposal to ban local governments from requiring minimum lot sizes larger than 1,200 square feet for residential properties connected to public water and sewer, and to limit stricter setback, height, density, and parking requirements. The bill aimed to enable the construction of smaller, more affordable starter homes in Florida's major metro areas.
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Description | A legislative proposal to ban local governments from requiring minimum lot sizes larger than 1,200 square feet for residential properties connected to public water and sewer, and to limit stricter setback, height, density, and parking requirements. The bill aimed to enable the construction of smaller, more affordable starter homes in Florida's major metro areas. |
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