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NJ S3703
Bill
Status
3/2/2026
Primary Sponsor
John Burzichelli
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AI Summary
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Municipal governing bodies in New Jersey may enact ordinances authorizing them to notify insurance companies of suspected policy violations at rental properties based on externally observable activity.
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Qualifying activities for notification include excessive noise violations, visible dangerous overcrowding, underage drinking or illegal drug use, property destruction, violence, and reckless behavior endangering neighbors.
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Municipalities must designate an official responsible for notifying insurance companies of observed violations, with timing and procedures determined by the governing body.
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Municipalities are authorized to request copies of rental property insurance policy terms from property owners.
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The bill supplements P.L.2022, c.92, which requires rental property owners to maintain liability insurance of at least $500,000 for combined property damage and bodily injury.
Legislative Description
Concerns authority of municipal governing body to notify insurance company if there is activity at rental property which is suspected to violate general terms of rental property insurance policy.
Community and Urban Affairs
Last Action
Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee
3/2/2026