House Bill 50
Create mechanism to allow relief-collateral sanction for housing
To amend sections 120.54, 4722.01, 5709.56, and 5715.27 and to enact sections 2953.26 and 2961.25 of the Revised Code to create a mechanism by which an individual who is subject to a collateral sanction for housing may obtain a certificate of qualification for housing that may provide relief from certain bars on housing, to extend the Home Construction Service Suppliers Act to repairs, improvements, remodels, or renovations of existing structures, and to modify the application procedure for the residential development property tax exemption.
Current Version
Effective Date
September 20, 2024
Introduced In House
In House Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By House
Introduced In Senate
In Senate Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By Senate
Signed By The Governor
Subjects
Committees
House Criminal Justice Committee
Senate Community Revitalization Committee
Primary Sponsors
Latyna M. Humphrey
Bill Seitz
Cosponsors
Senators
Brian M. Chavez
Jerry C. Cirino
Hearcel F. Craig
Bob D. Hackett
Paula Hicks-Hudson
Terry Johnson
Al Landis
George F. Lang
Bill Reineke
Michele Reynolds
Mark Romanchuk
Vernon Sykes
Shane Wilkin
Representatives
Munira Abdullahi
Cindy Abrams
Rachel B. Baker
Willis E. Blackshear, Jr.
Sean P. Brennan
Juanita O. Brent
Darnell T. Brewer
Sara P. Carruthers
Jon Cross
Al Cutrona
Richard Dell'Aquila
Steve Demetriou
Dave Dobos
Elliot Forhan
Tavia Galonski
Haraz N. Ghanbari
Michele Grim
Brett Hudson Hillyer
Adam Holmes
Dani Isaacsohn
Dontavius L. Jarrells
Mary Lightbody
Beth Liston
Adam Mathews
Adam C. Miller
Joseph A. Miller, III
Jessica E. Miranda
Justin Pizzulli
Monica Robb Blasdel
Elgin Rogers, Jr.
C. Allison Russo
Jean Schmidt
Michael J. Skindell
Anita Somani
Brian Stewart
D. J. Swearingen
Bride Rose Sweeney
Cecil Thomas
Casey Weinstein
Andrea White
Josh Williams
Bernard Willis
Tom Young
Bob Young
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