Jobs, Economic Development, and Infrastructure (JEDI) Bills
Bills on this page generally fall under the purview of the CCAO Jobs, Economic Development, and Infrastructure (JEDI) Standing Committee, chaired in 2024 by Allen County Commissioner Cory Noonan.
You can view the JEDI section of the Association's Legislative Platform here.
A bill's inclusion on this page does not mean that the committee has discussed the bill or that the Association has taken a position.
House Bill 548To prohibit private selling officers and online auctions in real property foreclosure sales. Read More | House Bill 499To create grant programs for housing developments near megaprojects and for townships and municipalities that adopt pro-housing policies, to modify the community reinvestment area law relating to residential property, and to limit the 10% nonbusiness property tax credit. Read More | Senate Bill 243To declare the General Assembly's intent to enact legislation addressing local zoning regulations that impede the development of housing in this state. Read More |
Senate Bill 244To authorize local governments to create residential stability zones where homeowners may qualify for a partial property tax exemption. Read More | Senate Bill 245To revise the law governing eviction, real estate representation agreements, residential building code enforcement, and real property transfers. Read More | Senate Bill 246To rename the Department of Development the Department of Housing and Development and to otherwise modify the law related to housing Read More |
Senate Bill 226To extend the law that prohibits certain governments, businesses, and individuals from acquiring agricultural land to certain other property and to name this act the Ohio Property Protection Act. Read More | Senate Bill 119To make changes to the laws governing the transfer and disposal of solid waste and construction and demolition debris, including increasing certain fees. Read More | |
House Bill 93Regarding limitations on recovery and lien imposition by municipalities against property owners of non-owner-occupied properties for unpaid water, sewer, and disposal services rates and charges. Read More | House Bill 79To permit electric distribution utilities to establish energy efficiency and demand reduction portfolios. Read More | House Bill 212To prohibit foreign adversaries and certain businesses from owning real property in Ohio and to name this act the Ohio Property Protection Act. Read More |
House Bill 197To establish the community solar pilot program and the solar development program. Read More | Senate Bill 102Regarding public utilities and competitive retail electric and natural gas services. Read More | |
Senate Bill 75To allow two or more municipalities to create a joint economic development district without involving a township. Read More | Senate Bill 3To create the Ohio Community Revitalization Program, authorizing nonrefundable income tax credits for undertaking community projects. Read More | Senate Bill 23To expand political subdivision joint purchasing authority to expressly include purchases for construction services. Read More |
Senate Bill 118To authorize a nonrefundable, transferable income tax credit for the construction of new, or conversion of rental housing into, owner-occupied single family homes. Read More | ||
House Bill 349To authorize the creation of areas within which incentives are available to encourage the development of natural gas pipelines and other infrastructure and to make an appropriation. Read More | House Bill 3To authorize a nonrefundable tax credit for the construction or rehabilitation of certain federally subsidized rental housing and to authorize a uniform method for the tax valuation of most such housing. Read More | |
House Bill 153To limit which abandoned land may be subject to certain expedited foreclosure proceedings. Read More | House Bill 145To expand political subdivision joint purchasing authority to expressly include purchases for construction services. Read More |
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