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NJ A2520
Bill
Status
1/9/2024
Primary Sponsor
Erik Peterson
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AI Summary
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Fair market value for property taken by profit-making entities must recognize the intended use and revenue generation potential of the condemned property
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Property owners must be compensated for damages to adjacent and nearby property, including impeded access, impacts to groundwater and water sources, noise, emissions, loss of views, and diminished property values due to public perception
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Consequential damages must be paid, covering interference with existing resource extraction contracts, ongoing maintenance obligations required by the condemnor, and other costs caused by the taking
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If court-awarded compensation exceeds the condemnor's highest offer by 10% or more, the condemnor must reimburse the property owner's litigation costs, including attorney, appraiser, and engineering fees
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Property interests automatically revert to original owners if the profit-making entity fails to comply with conditions of its eminent domain authorization
Legislative Description
Specifies just compensation when property is condemned for use by profit-making entity.
Housing
Last Action
Introduced, Referred to Assembly Housing Committee
1/9/2024