So when I saw the story about the bill request that Rep. Spendlove has in for a bill dealing with parking – it’s title is Local Government Parking Requirements – I thought I should take a look at what bill requests related to land use there are still hanging, that we haven’t seen the language of yet.  Here’s the list, it’s pretty interesting.

First, of course, we have the bills that we’ve talked about previously from the co-chairs of the Commission on Housing Affordability.  Sen. Fillmore’s bill deals with housing affordability-related issues, while Rep. Whyte’s is the annual Land Use Task Force bill.  Don’t know how long it will be until we see those.

Local Land Use and Development Revisions – Sen. Fillmore

Land Use Development and Management Modifications ­– Rep. Whyte

There’s a whole raft of housing-related bill requests:

Affordable Housing Amendments – Sen. Anderegg

Affordable Housing Modifications – Rep. Blouin

Housing Affordability Amendments – Rep. Whyte

Single-Family Housing Amendments – Rep. Ward

There’s another bill related to housing around transit stations, in addition to the ones already out:

Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone Modifications – Rep. Snider

There are several requests for bills related to local land use:

Local Land Use Amendments – Rep. McKell

Municipal Land Use Amendments – Rep. Birkeland

Short-Term Rental Enforcement Revisions – Rep. Birkeland

A couple of bills on infrastructure funding:

Limited-Use Infrastructure District Amendments – Rep. Dunnigan

Public Infrastructure District Revisions – Rep. Snider

A bunch of other bills on planning and land-use related topics:

Municipal Incorporation Amendments – Sen. Vickers

Utah Inland Port Authority Amendments – Sen. Stevenson

Utah Lake Authority Amendments – Rep. Brammer

Statewide Comprehensive Transit Plan -Sen. Anderegg

And finally, a billboards bill!

Local Billboard Requirements – Sen. Anderegg

Not all of these will make it out into the legislative process, and of those that do, a number will likely not make it all the way through the process.  Still, it’s interesting to see what’s on the legislators’ minds.