New Jersey S1263 mandates local authorities to inspect, maintain, and repair fire hydrants in planned real estate developments.
New Jersey S1263 requires municipal authorities to inspect, maintain, repair, and cover the operational costs of fire hydrants in planned real estate developments within their service borders. This applies to all such hydrants, regardless of whether the roads or streets are dedicated to the municipality. The bill ensures these hydrants are managed in the same manner as those on public streets and roads. The definition of "planned real estate development" includes real properties offered under a common promotional plan, excluding timeshares. The act takes effect immediately.
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