Governor Murphy signed a long list of bill into law yesterday. Among them were the following:     SCS for S647 / A4825 (Greenstein, Singleton / McKeon, Karabinchak, Stanley) – Revises cybersecurity, asset management, and related reporting requirements in “Water Quality Accountability Act”      S828 / A2101 (Lagana, Greenstein / Swain, Tully, Verrelli) – Requires public utilities and local units to provide notice prior to initiating certain infrastructure projects      S829 / A2135 (Lagana, Singleton / Tully, Swain, Murphy) – Requires property condition disclosure statement to indicate presence of lead plumbing in residential property      S830 / A2134 (Lagana, Greenstein / Tully, Swain, Conaway) – Requires public water systems to offer drinking water tests to customers in certain circumstances    S894 / A3874 (Pou, Greenstein / Lopez, Vainieri Huttle) – Prohibits sale of paint or coating removal products that contain methylene chloride unless purchaser meets certain safety standards for use    S1010 / A2103 (Lagana, Turner / Swain, Tully, Johnson) – Permits counties and municipalities to bond for alternative fuel vehicles    S1239 / A5131 (Codey / McKeon, Danielsen, Jasey) – Authorizes imposition of fee for connection to municipal electric distribution system    S3091 / A4933 (Addiego, Bateman / Burzichelli, Benson, Mukherji) – Requires builders to offer unit concrete products that utilize carbon footprint-reducing technology as option in new construction; establishes tax incentives, and State and local purchasing requirements, for unit concrete products that utilize carbon footprint-reducing technology    ACS for A3352 / S3504 (Kennedy, Stanley, Calabrese / Smith) – Requires certain newly constructed warehouses to be solar-ready buildings    A3897 / S3263 (Armato, Mazzeo, DiMaso / Beach, Gopal) – Increases fee for New Jersey Waterfowl Stamps    AJR238 / SJR123 (Burzichelli / Sweeney, Singleton) – Urges U.S. President and EPA to take appropriate action, through waivers and other reforms, to allow blending of renewable fuels under the federal “Clean Air Act” If you liked this post you’ll love our daily newsletter, EnviroPolitics. It’s packed with the latest news, commentary, and legislative updates from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware…and beyond. Don’t take our word for it, try it free for an entire month. No obligation.