MI HB6200

Replaces outdated pronouns and archaic language in Section 134 of the Housing Law of Michigan, changing "upon" to "on," "his or her" to "the owner's or occupant's," and "shall" to "must."

Redefines "urban core cities" by replacing reference to the Obsolete Property Rehabilitation Act with a new detailed definition of "qualified local governmental units" based on income levels, population, location criteria, and property value growth metrics.

Qualifies cities, townships, and villages as urban core cities if they meet specific thresholds including median family income of 150% or less of statewide median, population requirements, contiguity to larger cities, or location in eligible distressed areas as defined in the State Housing Development Authority Act.

Requires the bill to take effect only upon enactment of Senate Bill No. ____ or House Bill No. ____ (request no. 04434'23) of the 102nd Legislature, creating a tie-bar provision with companion legislation.