Revise laws related to covenants to provide definition of enforcement action

The document format changed from a draft 'Authorized Print Version' to an official 'Enrolled Bill' containing certification signatures from the Chief Clerk, Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate.

Minor formatting adjustments were made to the header and title text, such as changing 'HB0147.2' to 'HB 147' and adjusting line breaks.

Drafting artifacts, including specific line numbers and the 'Authorized Print Version' label, were removed.

The definition of 'enforcement action' was rewritten to include language about a parcel owner's defense and to clarify that enforcement follows whatever method an association uses.

The bill title and section numbers were updated from HB 147.1 to HB0147.2.

The effective date section was relocated from the beginning of the document to the end.

The bill number was changed from HB0147.2 to HB 147.1, likely to align with the official legislative numbering system.

Minor formatting adjustments were made to the spacing and indentation of the text throughout the document.

The definition of 'enforcement action' was renumbered and slightly rephrased, removing the capitalized emphasis on 'UNDER WHATEVER METHOD' and clarifying the context.

The list of allowable expenses was renumbered and restructured. Item (vi) 'to abate a nuisance' was moved to the end of the list, and the previous item (vi) regarding enforcement actions was removed from the list of expenses.

The definition of 'enforcement action' was changed to include a clause stating that the covenant enforcement must consider a parcel owner's defense.

A new section was added specifying that the act is effective immediately upon passage and approval.

The bill number was changed from HB0147.2 to HB 147.1.

The list of permissible actions for enforcing property covenants was renumbered and minor spacing was adjusted.

Added a new definition for 'enforcement action' that requires covenants to be equally and consistently enforced on all properties over at least a two-year period.

Added a new section stating that the act becomes effective immediately upon passage and approval.

Bill number changed from LC 1272 to HB 147.1 and the footer was updated to reflect the Authorized Print Version.

A list of six specific legislators was added as the primary sponsors of the bill.