AN ACT INCLUDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS WITH COMMERCIAL SPACE IN THE CALCULATION OF THE THRESHOLD FOR THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING APPEALS PROCEDURE EXEMPTION AND PROHIBITING APPLICATIONS ONCE A MUNICIPALITY HAS APPLIED FOR A MORATORIUM.

HB 6335 modifies how affordable housing projects qualify for an exemption from a specific appeals process. It includes developments with ground-floor commercial space (like shops or offices alongside housing) in the calculation that determines whether a project skips this review. The bill also prohibits new affordable housing applications once a municipality has submitted a request for a moratorium (temporary pause) on such projects. This directly affects affordable housing developers and municipalities managing housing approvals. The changes aim to clarify eligibility for the exemption and align with municipal moratorium requests.