Specifies that notice requirements concerning certain changes to zoning ordinances are not applicable to addition of new use within zoning district.

This bill modifies New Jersey's zoning law to exempt certain amendments from standard public notice requirements. Specifically, when a municipality amends its zoning ordinance solely to add a new type of use (such as a new business or building category) within an existing zoning district, the usual 10-day notice to property owners within 200 feet and other entities no longer applies. The change streamlines the process for local governments to update zoning for new uses without administrative steps like mailed notices or public hearings. It directly affects municipalities and developers seeking to add uses (e.g., a coffee shop in a commercial zone) without triggering full notice obligations. This does not apply to other zoning changes, such as boundary adjustments or classification shifts.