Deems farming permitted and inherently beneficial use in all municipal zoning districts under MLUL.
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Overview
This bill changes New Jersey’s zoning laws to allow farming as a permitted use in all municipal zoning districts. It specifically states that farming is considered an ‘inherently beneficial use,’ meaning it’s viewed positively by local governments. The bill clarifies the definition of ‘farming’ as the production of agricultural or horticultural products. It takes effect immediately.
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