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Charlotte Real Estate, Development, and Construction News: Mecklenburg Times > News > Commercial Real Estate > The bill to nowhere?
The bill to nowhere?
Brawley wants cities to stop restricting designs, but that effort has failed before
Homebuilders warming up their shouts of “Free at last, free at last!” to hail the passage of two bills in the North Carolina General Assembly should stop, call their lawyers and consult their dictionaries first. The bills – House Bill 150 and Senate Bill 139 – aim to curtail local governments’ imposing of non-structural aesthetic building codes on builders of one- and two-family houses. By the wide majority of 98-18, the House passed its version this week, and the nearly identical Senate bill appears poised for equally easy passage.Login required
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