State and Local Reporter - 02/09/2006  (Plain Text Version)

Barry Rutenberg, Chair
Gainesville, Florida

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In this issue:
Virginia Builders Rally in Richmond
Development Approval and Permitting Process Ranks as Top Industry Concern
Legislative Priorities from Around the Country
New Study Measures Housing's Impact on State Economies
EOC Scholarship Program Assists State & Local Education
11 Indicted in ‘Eco Terrorism’ Case
Illinois, Colorado Consider Affiliated Business Legislation
NOR Bills Debated Throughout the Country
Midterm Elections to Stir Powers in the States
UPDATE: U.S.-Mexican Agreement-In-Principle Will Help Alleviate Cement Shortages, Builders Say
Save the Date: NAHB 2006 Legislative Conference
NAHB State and Local Issues Fund: Fighting for the Housing Industry
Deadline for Legal Action Fund Applications Is Coming Up


Deadline for Legal Action Fund Applications Is Coming Up

NAHB’s Legal Action Fund, with oversight by the Legal Action Committee, is a service designed to help defray litigation costs of builders, developers and state/local associations who are involved in cases promoting housing.  The Legal Action Committee hears applications for funding at each of the three board meetings.  Issues brought before the Committee for review often include growth controls, exclusionary zoning, impact fees, takings, environmental compliance, fair housing concerns, contract disputes, and professional liability.

The deadline for Legal Action Fund applications for the Spring Board Meeting in Washington, D.C., will be March 27, 2006.  Members and HBA staff may download applications and guidelines from the members-only pages of www.nahb.org/legalaffairs.  For more information on these specific grants, e-mail Mary Lynn Pickel in NAHB’s Legal Services department, or call her at 800-368-5242 x8485.  For information on submitting an application to the Fund, e-mail Felicia Watson also in NAHB’s Legal Services department, or call her at 800-368-5242 x8229.


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