Establishes weatherization and energy efficiency pilot program to address open cockloft space between certain buildings; appropriates $30 million.
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This bill establishes a pilot program in Union City, Trenton, and Camden to address open cockloft spaces between buildings, which can lead to energy loss and fire hazards. The program will provide weatherization and energy efficiency measures, including fire-rated separations, to participating properties. It appropriates $30 million from the American Rescue Plan Act to fund the initiative, with a focus on assisting low- and moderate-income households.
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