The bill, H. 3213, proposes a moratorium on the enforcement of architectural review ordinances specifically for commercial properties in South Carolina, which will remain in effect until July 1, 2028. This resolution stipulates that local ordinances or regulations regarding architectural review for commercial properties cannot be enforced during this period. However, it clarifies that these provisions do not apply to single-family residences, ensuring that residential architectural reviews continue as per existing regulations.

Additionally, the bill states that the moratorium will take effect on July 1, 2026, and it overrides any conflicting provisions found in Article 5, Chapter 29, Title 6, or other laws. This legislative action aims to provide relief to commercial property owners from architectural review requirements for a specified duration, potentially fostering development and investment in commercial real estate within the state.