It must enter the electronic delivery market in a competitive way to survive. Unprincipled developers who fail to comply with county codes and other laws often dissolve companies or change names yet continue to operate. They don't change their way of doing business, just their stationery. In October, county council passed a similar ordinance, but there was some confusion about the section of code in which the ban was placed. This second bill apparently clarifies things.
Most builders comply with state, county and federal regulations.
But the unscrupulous don't care about the laws or their customers. Enforcement is the key to this law. The county land use department must be vigilant to make sure that developers who do poor quality work or violate the law aren't permitted to keep doing business as usual.