New Jersey A3710 regulates the development of accessory dwelling units for low- and moderate-income housing.
New Jersey A3710 amends existing laws to facilitate the development of accessory dwelling units, which are secondary dwelling units on the same lot as a principal dwelling. The bill allows municipalities to opt out of certain regulations regarding accessory dwelling units, provided they hold a public hearing and document their reasons. Accessory dwelling units are exempt from certain zoning requirements, such as passageways, exterior doors, and parking spaces, but must comply with building codes and other regulations.
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