The Desegregate New Jersey Act promotes equitable residential development by allowing accessory dwelling units and multifamily housing in certain.
The Desegregate New Jersey Act aims to promote equitable residential development throughout the state. It allows municipalities to permit accessory dwelling units on developable sites in areas where single-family residential development is allowed. The bill also mandates that at least one out of every 10 newly developed dwelling units in developments with 10 or more units must be used to meet the affordable housing obligations of the municipality.
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