New Jersey S3552 allows counties to impose a voter-approved infrastructure construction fee to fund local infrastructure projects.
New Jersey S3552, known as the "County Self-Help Infrastructure Act," permits county governing bodies to establish a county-wide fee for infrastructure construction projects, subject to voter approval. The fee can be used to fund projects such as public highways, bridges, utilities, and water and sewer systems. The State Treasurer, in consultation with the Director of the Division of Local Government Services, will create rules and regulations to implement the act. The proceeds from the fee must be used solely for infrastructure construction projects within the county.
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