SB275 Summary

• Prohibits centralized mail delivery (cluster mailbox units) in new one and two-family dwelling and townhouse neighborhoods, citing safety and security concerns.

• Exempts existing neighborhoods receiving centralized delivery before January 1, 2023; condominiums and apartments; commercial properties; and installations by the United States Postal Service.

• Allows centralized mail delivery in new neighborhoods only if the developer or majority of residents elect to install it, with delivery not withheld pending an election.

• Limits centralized mail delivery devices to 62 inches in height and requires local government approval for placement within county or municipal rights-of-way and easements.

• Restricts local governments from adopting additional ordinances or regulations regarding centralized mail delivery, except for zoning requirements in historic districts.