Micro-Education Entity Facility Amendments

The prohibition on retrofitting residential units into micro-education facilities was removed and replaced with a conditional rule allowing it if the facility meets state construction codes and local ordinances.

Municipalities are now explicitly authorized to enforce regulations regarding noise, graduated lot sizes, and street types based on projected student numbers.

The capacity limit for micro-education entities operating in non-residential facilities was changed from a fixed 100-student cap to a limit determined by state construction codes, with a maximum ceiling of 100 students.

Fire safety requirements for non-residential facilities were reorganized to require a code-compliant fire alarm system and carbon monoxide detection as a baseline condition.

The bill was restructured to emphasize that micro-education entities are subject to political subdivision land-use regulations unless they conflict with the new statutory provisions.