PA · 2025-2026 Regular Session · Last action 9 Jul 2026
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AI-generated summary
House Bill 1239 amends Pennsylvania real property law regarding condominiums and planned communities. It updates definitions and adjusts the powers granted to unit owners' associations. The bill passed the House in July 2026 and has been referred to the Senate Urban Affairs & Housing Committee.
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Political leaning
from sponsors · Leans Republican on recorded votes
Support
22 of 209 members, against a typical 14 for this chamber.
9 Jul 2026
Referred to Urban Affairs & Housing
1 Jul 2026
In the Senate
1 Jul 2026
Third consideration and final passage (109-93)
1 Jul 2026
Re-reported as committed
30 Jun 2026
Re-committed to Appropriations
30 Jun 2026
Second consideration
25 Jun 2026
Removed from table
10 Sep 2025
Laid on the table
10 Sep 2025
Re-reported as committed
25 Jun 2025
Re-committed to Rules
25 Jun 2025
First consideration
25 Jun 2025
Reported as amended
21 Apr 2025
Referred to Energy
21 Apr 2025
Introduced
House Floor: PN2022, FINAL PASSAGE
House · 1 Jul 2026
109 yea
93 nay
0 not voting · 0 absent
House Appropriations: PN2022, Re-report Bill As Committed
House · 1 Jul 2026
22 yea
15 nay
0 not voting · 0 absent
House Floor: PN2022 A04055
House · 30 Jun 2026
100 yea
102 nay
0 not voting · 0 absent
House Floor: PN2022 A04040
House · 30 Jun 2026
101 yea
101 nay
0 not voting · 0 absent
House Floor: PN2022 A03976
House · 30 Jun 2026
101 yea
101 nay
0 not voting · 0 absent
House Energy: Report Bill As Amended
House · 25 Jun 2025
14 yea
12 nay
0 not voting · 0 absent
House Energy: Adopt Amendment A01111
House · 25 Jun 2025
14 yea
12 nay
0 not voting · 0 absent
Introduced
What changed
· document grew by 6.0 KB
Refined association restrictions and roof definitions for solar energy system installations
The amended bill narrows the scope of protections for unit owners installing solar energy systems in condominiums and planned communities. It allows associations to restrict solar installations on detached roofs, so long as they do not outright prohibit them and adhere to reasonable regulatory bounds. The amendments also clarify the definition of a detached roof and exempt freestanding solar systems located on non-association property.
Amended
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