New Jersey A4785 requires emergency power supply systems in new planned real estate developments.
New Jersey A4785 mandates the installation of emergency power supply systems in clubhouses or community rooms of new planned real estate developments. This law aims to ensure these facilities can serve as shelters during extended power outages. The bill also provides tax incentives, including a corporation business tax deduction, gross income tax deduction, and sales tax exemption for the purchase of necessary equipment. The Commissioner of Community Affairs is directed to revise the State Uniform Construction Code to include criteria for these emergency power supply systems.
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