Relating to the timeline for reviewing land use applications for housing; and prescribing an effective date.

Extended the deadline for completing final review of engineering plans from 90 days to 120 days after the application is deemed complete.

Added a new definition for 'final engineering plans' to clarify what documents and reports are included in the review process.

Added provisions allowing applicants to file for a writ of mandamus in circuit court if local governments fail to take final action within the deadline.

Added new requirements for written notice to property owners within 100 feet of the site and to recognized neighborhood organizations.

Added provisions allowing local governments to extend review deadlines up to 245 days total upon written request from the applicant.

Clarified that the limited review process applies only to specific types of residential applications and excludes those that reduce density or are already expedited.

Local governments must complete final review of engineering plans for residential development within 90 days of submission.

Local governments must confirm application completeness or specify missing materials within 14 days of submission.

Applicants can now receive attorney fees and engineering costs if local governments fail to meet review deadlines.

Updated bill references to reflect new sections covering engineering plan reviews and fee awards.

Added new definitions for terms like 'Acknowledgment,' 'Board,' 'Carport,' 'Commission,' 'Comprehensive plan,' 'Department,' 'Director,' and 'Goals'.