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NJ A3435
Bill
Status
2/1/2024
Primary Sponsor
Verlina Reynolds-Jackson
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AI Summary
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Requires objectors to land use development applications to disclose their name, address, employer, any affiliation with economic competitors of the applicant, who is paying their professional fees, and how the proposed development affects their property rights
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Excludes persons motivated solely by increased economic competition from qualifying as "interested parties" with standing to challenge development applications before municipal boards or courts
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Requires objectors to participate in public hearings and satisfy disclosure requirements before they can appeal land use decisions to courts
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Empowers courts to award attorney's fees to municipalities when their land use approvals are upheld on appeal, and to award fees to applicants when challenges are deemed frivolous
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Allows planning and zoning boards to continue hearing applications even while appeals are pending, unless a court issues a stay
Legislative Description
Designated the Equitable Disclosure Act of 2010, modifies provisions of MLUL concerning objectors to applications for development.
Housing
Last Action
Introduced, Referred to Assembly Housing Committee
2/1/2024