Relating to urban growth boundaries.

Increased the allowable flood hazard or wetland acreage limit for urban growth boundary additions from 20 percent to 25 percent.

Added a new requirement that sites must be able to connect to nearby water and sewer services.

Added a new requirement that sites must be owned by owners who have consented to having the site added to the urban growth boundary and annexed by the city.

Added a requirement that approved land additions must be included in future inventories of buildable lands or housing capacity determinations.

Changed the sunset date for the program from January 2, 2035 to January 2, 2033.

Added new judicial review provisions allowing cities or owners of proposed sites to initiate review of department orders.

Removed the general eligibility criteria for cities outside Metro with populations under 55,000 and replaced it with language specifically authorizing the City of Monmouth to amend its urban growth boundary.

Added specific requirements for land removal, including that removed land must have over 25% in flood hazard or wetland areas, not be annexed, be designated for residential use, and not be currently served by city sewer.

Added specific requirements for land addition, including a maximum of 75 net residential acres, contiguity to the city boundary, and owner consent for annexation and development planning.

Removed the 30-year rezoning restriction that previously prevented cities from rezoning newly added land for 30 years.

Changed the sunset date from January 2, 2035 to January 2, 2033.

Replaced the requirement that only one expansion be allowed with a process that allows both adding and removing land, subject to county and state department review.