Identifying Regulatory Barriers to Housing Supply Act
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Summary
This bill requires recipients of certain federal Community Development Block Grants to submit plans tracking their adoption of land use policies intended to increase housing supply, such as allowing multifamily zoning, reducing parking requirements, streamlining permitting, and permitting accessory dwelling units. The bill specifies a standardized list of 22 housing-related zoning and land use policies that grantees must report on at least once every five years, describing whether they have adopted each policy and their plans to do so. The submission is non-binding, cannot be used for enforcement actions, and does not require grantees to actually adopt any of the listed policies.
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