Preserving Affordable Main Streets Act promotes equitable residential development in New Jersey.

The Preserving Affordable Main Streets Act promotes equitable residential development throughout New Jersey. It allows municipalities to permit multiple dwellings without requiring a use variance or minimum parking requirements. This applies to municipalities with a population density of at least 500 persons per square mile or a minimum population of 7,500. Developments must be within a one-quarter mile of a main street corridor. If a municipality lacks a main street corridor, it can permit developments in a one-quarter square mile area.

Preserving Affordable Main Streets Act promotes equitable residential development in New Jersey.

The Preserving Affordable Main Streets Act promotes equitable residential development throughout New Jersey. It allows municipalities to permit multiple dwellings without requiring a use variance or minimum parking requirements. This applies to municipalities with a population density of at least 500 persons per square mile or a minimum population of 7,500. Developments must be within a one-quarter mile of a main street corridor. If a municipality lacks a main street corridor, it can permit developments in a one-quarter square mile area.