AN ACT AUTHORIZING MUNICIPALITIES TO ENFORCE CERTAIN BLIGHT REGULATIONS WITHOUT PROVIDING NOTICE OR AN OPPORTUNITY TO REMEDIATE.

Summary

The bill changes state law so towns can immediately act on a property that has already received two blight violations in the past year, without first sending a written notice or giving the owner time to fix the problem. It also sets daily fines that vary by the size and occupancy of the property. The change is intended to give local officials a faster tool to curb persistent property neglect.

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