The bill prohibits a county or municipality, on or after January 1,
2025, from enforcing minimum parking requirements for real property that is within a metropolitan planning organization. This prohibition does not prohibit a county or municipality from:
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Lowering the protections provided for persons with disabilities; •
Preventing a county or municipality from enacting or enforcing a maximum parking requirement; or
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Preventing a county or municipality from enacting or enforcing a minimum parking requirement for bicycles.
The bill also allows a municipality or county, on or after January
1, 2025, to impose the following requirements on a motor vehicle parking space that is voluntarily provided in connection with a development project:
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That the owners of such a motor vehicle parking space charge for the use of the space; and
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That such a motor vehicle parking space allow for vehicle charging stations in accordance with existing law.
The bill requires a county or municipality that is subject to the bill,
on or after June 30, 2025, to submit a report to the department of local affairs detailing the county or municipality's compliance with the requirements of the bill. The bill provides a process for the review of such a report.
