New Jersey A1083 allows counties to impose a fee for infrastructure projects with voter approval.
New Jersey A1083, known as the "County Self-Help Infrastructure Act," permits county governing bodies to impose a county-wide fee for infrastructure construction projects after obtaining voter approval. The fee can take any reasonable form, as long as it is stated in the public question and explanatory statement. The proceeds must be used solely for funding infrastructure construction projects within the county. The State Treasurer, in consultation with the Commissioner of Community Affairs, will create rules and regulations for the fee's collection and allocation.
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