Amendment 1 would give homeowners credit for resiliency projects for their homes.
It’s an issue that has recently come into the spotlight in the wake of Hurricane Ian.
If it goes into effect, Holland said that any home improvements made to help prevent flooding won’t increase your property taxes. Holland said that could mean anything from building a sea wall to putting a home higher up on pilings.
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