Land Use & Zoning
Under NJ's Affordable Housing Act (implementing Mount Laurel), affordable housing units must remain affordable for a minimum period of:
A5 years
B30 years (for units controlled through deed restriction or covenant)✓ Correct
C10 years
DThe life of the building
Explanation
NJ affordable housing regulations require that Mount Laurel units remain affordable through deed restrictions or covenants for a minimum of 30 years, ensuring long-term affordability.
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