New Jersey S4304 prohibits agreements to conceal information about data center development.

New Jersey S4304 prohibits applicants for data center development from entering into agreements, including non-disclosure agreements, with approving authorities, municipal agencies, and property sellers that conceal details or prevent public review. The bill defines a data center as a facility primarily for storing, managing, and processing digital data. An applicant must attest that no such agreements were made with the property seller. The bill also states that such agreements are against public policy and unenforceable.

New Jersey S4304 prohibits agreements to conceal information about data center development.

New Jersey S4304 prohibits applicants for data center development from entering into agreements, including non-disclosure agreements, with approving authorities, municipal agencies, and property sellers that conceal details or prevent public review. The bill defines a data center as a facility primarily for storing, managing, and processing digital data. An applicant must attest that no such agreements were made with the property seller. The bill also states that such agreements are against public policy and unenforceable.