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SB3892026 Regular Session

Land Use - Transit-Oriented Development - Alterations (Maryland Transit and Housing Opportunity Act)

Providing for the automatic designation of certain transit-oriented developments as enterprise zones, subject to certain conditions; requiring the Maryland Economic Development Corporation to prioritize certain redevelopment projects when making loans under the Strategic Infrastructure Revolving Loan Program; altering the authority of local legislative bodies to regulate land use planning on land located near certain transit stations; delaying the collection of certain development excise taxes and certain development impact fees; etc.

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Last action: Senate Conference Committee Appointed (Senators Hayes, Beidle and Hershey) · Apr 13, 2026

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Amendment — House (Apr 9, 2026)Open ↗
Engrossed (Mar 20, 2026)Open ↗
Amendment — Senate (Mar 20, 2026)Open ↗
Introduced (Jan 27, 2026)Open ↗
More documents (4)vote images · fiscal notes
Vote Image — Vote - Senate - Committee - FinanceOpen ↗
Vote Image — Vote - Senate - Committee - Education, Energy, and the EnvironmentOpen ↗
Vote Image — Vote - House - Committee - Economic MattersOpen ↗
Vote Image — Vote - House - Committee - Environment and TransportationOpen ↗

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