New Jersey § 52:27bbb-42
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 52:27bbb-42, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 52:27bbb-42.
In addition to the municipal management study, the chief operating officer in consultation
with the mayor, shall cause to be conducted a property tax collection audit in order
to ascertain those properties which are in arrears with regard to property taxes and
subject to tax sale or foreclosure. The study shall identify the ownership of those properties, the length of time during
which taxes have been in arrears, and the likelihood that the properties might be
developed individually or assembled with adjacent properties for demolition or redevelopment. Following the completion of the property tax collection audit, the chief operating
officer shall submit the study to the Commissioner of Community Affairs, who shall
designate the board to assist in the preparation of a demolition funding plan. The State shall provide the necessary level of funding to allow for the demolition
of unsafe structures and clearing of those lots for future development.
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