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NJ A3473
Bill
Status
2/5/2024
Primary Sponsor
Carol Murphy
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AI Summary
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Municipalities may enter agreements with developers to reserve up to 50% of affordable housing units in a project for low and moderate income first responders who have served at least two years
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First responders include law enforcement officers, paid or volunteer firefighters, paid or volunteer members of first aid/emergency/ambulance/rescue squad associations, and emergency medical dispatchers
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Qualified first responders who apply within 90 days of the initial 120-day marketing period receive priority for the agreed-upon percentage of affordable units
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First responders are placed on both a special waiting list and general waiting list, with preference given whenever the percentage of first responder-occupied units falls below the agreed threshold
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Providing first responder housing preferences does not affect a municipality's ability to receive affordable housing credit from the state council
Legislative Description
Permits municipalities to establish affordable housing preference for first responders.
Housing
Last Action
Introduced, Referred to Assembly Housing Committee
2/5/2024