Reduces allowed diversion of funds from stormwater, water, and sewer purposes to municipal and county budgets; requires municipalities and counties to notify Division of Local Government Services of diversions.
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- Introduced
- Passed General Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to ensure that funds designated for stormwater, water, and sewer projects are primarily used for those specific purposes. It restricts the amount of money municipalities and counties can take from these funds and requires them to inform the Division of Local Government Services about any diversions. The goal is to prioritize investments in critical water and infrastructure systems. This legislation seeks to increase accountability and transparency in the allocation of these resources.
Key provisions
- Limits the amount of funds that can be diverted from stormwater, water, and sewer budgets.
- Requires municipalities and counties to notify the Division of Local Government Services of any fund diversions.
- Directs funds to be used for stormwater management, water supply, and wastewater treatment.
- Establishes a reporting requirement for local governments regarding fund usage.
Who is affected
- Municipalities
- Counties
- Residents of New Jersey
- Division of Local Government Services
- State Agencies responsible for water and stormwater management
Notable changes
- Increases oversight of how local governments manage stormwater, water, and sewer funds.
- Requires municipalities and counties to report on fund diversions, promoting transparency.
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