Establishes standards for housing of seasonal farm workers.
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Overview
This bill aims to establish minimum standards for housing provided to seasonal farm workers, often residing in farm labor camps. It directs the Commissioner of Community Affairs to revise the State Uniform Construction Code to include specific requirements for these facilities, ensuring they meet a certain level of safety and habitability. The bill addresses issues such as occupancy limits, fire safety, and access to essential amenities like bathrooms and cooking facilities. Seasonal farm labor housing must meet standards similar to those for permanent housing and cannot be occupied for more than 180 days annually.
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