Prohibits ownership of certain protected land adjacent to military facilities in State by certain foreign governments and persons.
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Overview
This bill prohibits foreign governments and certain foreign individuals from buying or holding property near military facilities in New Jersey. It allows current owners a five-year window to sell the land to non-foreign entities. The bill defines key terms like ‘foreign government,’ ‘foreign person,’ ‘military facility,’ and ‘protected land’ to ensure clarity and enforceability. It also includes exceptions for debt collection and certain legal transfers, and considers treaty obligations.
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Primary sponsors
Douglas Steinhardt
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