Landowners; vested rights.

Summary

The bill defines when a landowner’s right to build a specific project is considered "vested" and prevents later zoning changes from taking that right away. It lets owners make minor tweaks to approved plans without new permits, while larger changes require a new local review and an appeal process. It also adds protections for existing non‑conforming buildings, disaster‑damaged structures, on‑site sewage systems, abandoned signs, and manufactured homes.

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