03.05.2026 A Senate Labor, Commerce and Industry Special Ad Hoc subcommittee gave this bill a favorable report as amended. The amendmend would:

• limit concurrency programs to transportation, water, wastewater, stormwater, law enforcement, fire and EMS;  
   
• prohibit applying concurrency to schools, parks, libraries or other unlisted facilities; 
   
• require objective, uniformly applied level-of-service standards reviewed at least every five years;  
   
• prohibit local governments from denying developments if the applicant provides proportionate-share mitigation, while requiring that developers receive credit for prior contributions and not be required to fix pre-existing deficiencies beyond their share;  
   
• set procedural requirements and allow binding agreements and phased improvements, as well as required action, if standards are not met for 36 months;  
   
• exempt affordable housing developments meeting specified income or financing thresholds; and  
   
• prohibit a county from exercising concurrency within a municipality.

02.11.2026  A Senate Labor, Commerce and Industry Special Ad Hoc subcommittee heard testimony from stakeholders but did not take action on the bill.

03.05.2025 A Senate Labor, Commerce and Industry Ad Hoc subcommittee heard testimony from stakeholders but did not take action on the bill.