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More than Y% of state residents pay more than 30% of their income on housing costs. The GAP | National Low Income Housing Coalition  \nWHEREAS [STATE] owns property that is underutilized, abandoned, and does not serve its original purpose. These properties cost the taxpayers money to own, maintain and insure.  \nWHEREAS Twelve states including California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon and Vermont, as well as the District of Columbia have enacted laws to reutilize surplus property as affordable housing.  \nWHEREAS [State] has an interest in alleviating the housing crisis affecting its residents by disposing of its land or buildings to construct or rehabilitate properties for the use of affordable housing development.  \nWHEREAS This Act seeks to provide a lawful process for the disposition of law or buildings to organizations committed to converting these properties or land into deeply affordable housing.  \nSECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE [LEGISLATURE], That the Laws of [STATE] read as follows:  \nTo ensure that the disposition of unused or underutilized publicly owned property is made available to develop affordable housing.  \nThis statute shall not preclude a local county or city from establishing their own laws that increase the number of affordable housing units developed.  \n1. Definitions  \na. Affordable Housing-Residential property that is transferred to the public and includes housing for very low income to moderate income residents.  \nb. Affordable Housing Entity – not-for-profit corporation, other corporation or  \ngovernment agency whose mission is to create and/or rehabilitate housing for unhoused and very low to moderate income households, individuals, seniors and people with disabilities.  \nc. Deeply Affordable Housing-Residential units that are for extremely low-income residents.  \nd. Permanent Supportive Housing-affordable housing with supportive services that help people who have experienced chronic homelessness.  \ne. Surplus Property- land or property under the control of a state agency that the  \nGovernor or Governor’s designee determines is not required to meet the state government’s needs or responsibilities.  \nf. Underutilized/ Unused Property-property or land under the control of a state agency that the head of the agency determines is not required to meet the agency's needs or responsibilities.  \nInventory  \nEach year, every State Agency Director shall notify the Governor or the Governor’s Designee and the [ Relevant state agency/Housing Department] of underutilized/unused state-owned real property, including land, within its portfolio.  \nThe [Relevant state agency/Housing Department] shall maintain an inventory of unused, including surplus, state-owned real property and shall post a list of the inventory on its website. The inventory must be updated annually.  \nThe Governor or Governor’s Designee determines whether the underutilized/unused property’s original or updated purpose is still required for use by the state. If no such purpose is necessary, the Governor or Designee shall notify the head of the [Relevant state agency/Housing Department] that the property is declared surplus. If the Governor or Designee does not list an underutilized/unused property as surplus, the Governor or Designee shall issue its reasons in writing and shall make those writings publicly available on the [Relevant state agency/Housing De","cbCaidkYuCgIaqBj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidkYuCgIaqBj","pdf",62142,"English","# Preamble\n## Findings and intent\n# Section 1\n## Definitions\n## Inventory\n## Determination\n## Conveyance and Reporting","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the State Surplus Property Bill 2025?\",\"answer\":\"It provides a lawful process for disposing underutilized or unused state property so it can be converted into deeply affordable housing by qualified organizations.\"},{\"question\":\"What entities can submit proposals for surplus parcels?\",\"answer\":\"Affordable Housing Entities are invited to submit proposals once the relevant housing department publishes the surplus property list.\"},{\"question\":\"How are proposals evaluated and what must be included?\",\"answer\":\"The housing department uses a point system, assigning points for permanent supportive housing, a higher share of deeply affordable units, qualifying nonprofit or community ownership models, and voluntary on-site supportive services for people with disabilities.\"}]","State Surplus Property Bill - 2025 | PDF",1789602599]