"Road to Relief Act"; establishes EDA grant program to support increased transportation expenses incurred by certain commuters, employees, and businesses impacted by certain public highway projects, including ongoing Interstate 80 project; appropriates $1 million.
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The "Road to Relief Act" establishes a grant program administered by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority to help commuters, employees, and businesses impacted by public highway projects, such as the ongoing Interstate 80 project. The program will reimburse increased transportation expenses incurred during a ‘relief period’ – the time between project commencement and completion. It appropriates $1 million to fund the program and includes specific definitions for key terms like ‘applicant,’ ‘relief period,’ and ‘impacted construction zone.’
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Anthony Bucco
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