NJ A3259

Landlords must provide tenants a copy of any written notice received from government entities, utility companies, or developers about construction, rehabilitation, or demolition work on adjoining property that may cause damage or hazards, within five business days of receipt

If a landlord or their agent plans to conduct work on an adjoining property that may cause damage or hazardous conditions to a tenant-occupied property, the landlord must notify the tenant before work begins

Notice may be delivered by mail, posted in a conspicuous area, or sent electronically to affected tenants

Landlords who fail to provide required notice face penalties of up to $200 per offense, enforceable through Superior Court or municipal court

The law applies to landlords renting commercial space or residential units for at least one month, excluding small owner-occupied properties (2-3 units), seasonal rentals, and transient lodging