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The state of Maryland is completely unprepared to handle the implications of the proposed Maryland Transit and Housing Opportunity Act (S.B. 389/H.B. 894).
The legislation aims to address Maryland’s housing supply issue by overriding local land-use and zoning regulations in areas located near train stations. The law removes minimum off-street parking requirements for new housing developments in designated Transit-Oriented Development zones (TODs) ...
