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S 4302·NJ·senate

Modifies certain inspection processes affecting owners of condominium and cooperative dwelling units.

In CommitteeFiled May 18, 2026
Sponsor: Moriarty, Paul D.
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Introduced First Reading Senate Referred to SCU

May 18, 2026

Summary

The bill changes how the state inspects multiple‑dwelling buildings, creating tiered inspection intervals based on how quickly owners fix violations and adding a notice requirement for condo and co‑op owners. It also establishes a sliding‑scale fee structure for inspection certificates and reinspections for hotels and other multiple dwellings. The aim is to improve health‑and‑safety oversight while tailoring inspection frequency to building compliance.

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