The Assembly Environment and Solid Waste Committee will meet remotely at 3:15 P.M on Monday, Feb 22, 2021
Bills to be considered:
| A-1976 Stanley/Pinkin/Benson | Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to issue up to $20 million in bonds to finance cost-effective energy efficiency improvements in State, local, and school district buildings. |
| A-2863 Moen/Swain/Tully S-968 Singleton/Lagana | Requires public water systems to provide notice of elevated lead levels in drinking water to customers and local officials; requires landlords to notify tenants of elevated lead levels. |
| A-3352 Pinkin | Requires all newly constructed warehouses to be solar-ready buildings. |
| A-4899 Benson/Verrelli | Extends existing plug-in electric vehicle incentives to plug-in electric motorcycles. |
Due to the public health emergency, the State House Annex remains closed to visitors. The public may not attend the Committee meeting in person but may view and participate in the meeting via the New Jersey Legislature home page at https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/.
The Committee will take oral testimony on bills, by telephone and video. If you are interested in registering your position with the Committee, please fill out the Registration Form located on the New Jersey Legislature Home Page under the applicable Committee heading.
For those individuals who wish to testify, please check the box “Do you wish to testify?” on the Registration Form. Instructions for testifying before the Committee will be forwarded to you after you submit your Registration Form. The form must be submitted by 3:00 PM on February 19, 2021.
The public may also submit written testimony electronically in lieu of oral testimony. Written testimony will be included in the Committee record and distributed to all the Committee members. Written testimony should be submitted to OLSAideAEN@njleg.org.
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