Requires installation of emergency power supply systems to certain common areas of new planned real estate developments; provides related tax incentives.
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Overview
This bill requires new planned real estate developments to install emergency power supply systems in common areas like clubhouses and community rooms. It also provides tax incentives for developers to cover the cost of these systems. The Commissioner of Community Affairs will revise the State Uniform Construction Code to include these requirements, ensuring a reliable power source during extended outages. Furthermore, the bill mandates charging stations and sufficient outlets for residents’ electronic devices within these facilities.
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James Holzapfel
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