New Jersey S2676 mandates that local governments dedicate at least 50% of cash payments over $100,000 from community benefit agreements to affordable.
New Jersey S2676 requires that local governments, including municipalities and counties, dedicate at least 50% of cash payments over $100,000 from community benefit agreements to affordable housing purposes. These agreements, which involve developers and local stakeholders, aim to benefit the community by providing resources for infrastructure, housing, and other services. Affordable housing under this bill refers to the creation or rehabilitation of low or moderate income housing as defined by the Fair Housing Act. The bill takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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