Vote Yes on this bill if you want to give local governments authority to allow more lots from land divisions, raise the default cap to 10 lots after a year, and expand landowner flexibility to create housing sites.

Organizations that support this bill may include home builders and realtors, property rights groups, rural landowners, and local governments seeking more tools to increase housing supply.

Vote No on this bill if you want to keep stricter state limits on splitting land to reduce sprawl, protect farmland and open space, and avoid added pressure on roads, wells, septic systems, and local services.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include farmland preservation and environmental groups, smart-growth and planning organizations, and residents concerned about sprawl and infrastructure strain.