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NJ S4736
Bill
Status
10/27/2025
Primary Sponsor
Troy Singleton
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AI Summary
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Religious organizations and tax-exempt nonprofits can convert their nonresidential properties into inclusionary housing developments as a permitted use without requiring a use variance from municipal planning boards
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At least 20% of residential units must be reserved for very-low, low-, or moderate-income housing, with at least 50% of affordable units designated as low-income and 13% of those as very-low income units
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Qualifying developments are allowed density of 40 units per acre and one story above the maximum height normally permitted in the zoning district, or higher if adjacent properties allow greater density/height
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Projects are eligible for long-term tax exemptions under the Long Term Tax Exemption Law and may apply for additional tax incentives, financing, or grants
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Municipal planning boards must approve qualifying applications regardless of the property's location in the municipality if the project meets the bill's zoning and affordability requirements
Legislative Description
Enhances ability of religious and nonprofit organizations to convert certain property to inclusionary developments with affordable housing.
Community and Urban Affairs
Last Action
Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee
10/27/2025