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Next is
A4484.
This bill was intro-
duced by Assemblyman Tim Eustace
out of District 38 (Bergen and Passaic).
This bill declares that deed restrictions or
agreements that prevent raising or con-
structing of a structure to certain flood
elevation standards are unenforceable.
This bill could have been problematic to
community associations that could have
affected those in attached townhomes/
row houses. The LAC and, in particular,
LAC member Audrey Wisotsky, worked
closely with Assemblyman Eustace to
amend the bill so that it would not apply
to condominium associations. We
were successful in getting the language
to read in part:
“Notwithstanding, the foregoing,
with respect to a structure located
within a common interest commu-
nity, any and all other provisions
of the applicable declaration of
covenants, easements and restric-
tions, or similar document contain-
ing deed restrictions, shall remain
in full force and effect and shall
be enforceable. Further, if the
raising or construction of a struc-
ture located within a common
interest community would neces-
sitate that construction, repair or
other related work be performed
with respect to other owners with-
in the community or the subject
homeowners association shall be
paid by the owner of the structure
which will be raised or construct-
ed to a new elevation.”
The bill has passed the Assembly
with the amended wording!
Finally, but most worrisome is
S181.
This bill was introduced by
Senator Christopher “Kip” Batemen
out of District 16 (Hunterdon, Mercer,
Middlesex and Somerset) and Senator
Fred H Madden, Jr. out of District 4
(Camden and Gloucester). This bill
prohibits snowplow or de-icing ser-
vice contract from indemnifying prom-
ise against liability for loss or damage
in certain instances. This bill is
extremely problematic for community
associations and should be opposed.
The bill has passed the Senate 35-0,
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