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What happens if a local government does not adopt a plan for school concurrency?

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What happens if a local government does not adopt a plan for school concurrency?

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If a local government does not work with the school board to execute a revised interlocal agreement and adopt school planning amendments to the local comprehensive plan, it may not amend its comprehensive plan to increase residential densities. Likewise, a school board may be subject to the loss of state funds for school construction.