Establishes standards for housing of seasonal farm workers in New Jersey.
The bill establishes standards for housing of seasonal farm workers in New Jersey. It mandates that seasonal farm labor housing cannot be occupied for more than 180 days in a year unless it meets non-seasonal, permanent housing standards. Sleeping places must be on the first floor, cooking operations must be protected by a compliant hood, and bathroom facilities must be within 200 feet. The housing must have an occupant load limit of 50 people, with the option to increase to 100 if egress doors are properly positioned.
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