Requires green building standards and impact studies for carbon, traffic, storm water, and schools for certain affordable housing development.
This bill requires new affordable housing developments (called "inclusionary developments") with 10 or more units or four or more stories to meet LEED Silver or equivalent green building standards. Developers must also submit impact studies on traffic, schools, stormwater, and carbon emissions (if clearing over one acre) to local municipalities before construction begins. The law applies to new projects only, exempting those with applications submitted before the law takes effect. It directs the Department of Community Affairs to create implementing rules within eight months of enactment.
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May 2024
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Introduced May 16, 2024
Last action May 16, 2024
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Introduced
Introduced in the Assembly, Referred to Assembly Housing Committee
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2 primary · 11 co-sponsors
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Party
State
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P
Brian Rumpf
RRepublican
P
Greg Myhre
RRepublican
Co
Alex Sauickie
RRepublican
Co
Antwan McClellan
RRepublican
Co
Aura Dunn
RRepublican
Co
Bob Auth
RRepublican
Co
Brian Bergen
RRepublican
Co
Don Guardian
RRepublican
Co
Erik Simonsen
RRepublican
Co
Greg McGuckin
RRepublican
Co
John Azzariti
RRepublican
Co
Michele Matsikoudis
RRepublican
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