AN ACT CONCERNING LOCAL CHARTER REVISIONS.

SB 333 repeals a state law that currently prevents local governments from changing specific rules in their municipal charters. The bill allows municipalities to amend their charters to adjust how citizens file petitions to challenge planning or zoning decisions, including changes to signature counts and residency requirements. It also permits local governments to modify vote thresholds and public notice procedures related to eminent domain and the sale of municipal property. This change directly affects local legislative bodies and zoning boards by giving them more flexibility to update their internal processes without needing separate state legislation.