Infill Redevelopment

Added an exemption for land located within one-quarter mile of a military installation.

Added an exemption for land currently or previously owned by a public utility within the last 15 years.

Expanded recreational facility rules to require developers to prove that reserved recreational areas have been unused for 12 months, not just active facilities.

Clarified that property owners must close on a purchase and record a deed restriction within 90 days or lose the option to buy the land.

Defined the maximum purchase price for property owners as the greater of the original price plus 10% or the highest bona fide offer received in the last year.

Added a requirement that the county must have a population of more than 1.475 million people and at least 15 municipalities to qualify for the bill.

Added exemptions for land owned by local governments for public parks and land owned by public utilities.

Changed the definition of 'environmentally impacted land' to require detection of contaminants above residential cleanup levels (Phase II) instead of just Phase I assessments.

Added 'urban service boundaries' to the definition of 'urban growth boundary'.

Added a requirement for developers to establish consistency with concurrency requirements (infrastructure capacity) before approval.

Added authority for local governments to administratively require compliance with architectural design regulations under specific conditions.

Updated the recreational facilities fee provision to specify that the price offered to property owners cannot exceed the greater of the owner's purchase price plus 10% or their best recent bona fide offer plus 10%.