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Sunday, August 26, 2007
By JOE ROBERTS
For the Courier-Post
New Jersey needs a housing policy that promotes -- not prevents -- the ability of our residents to live where they work. Regional contribution agreements (RCAs) are a barrier to that goal.
RCAs -- which the state sanctions -- allow affluent municipalities to sell off half of their affordable housing obligation to cash-strapped urban communities. The wealthy "sending" towns in an RCA arrangement pay another town to assume its low- and middle-income housing and the urban "receiving" communities take the money because they need it.
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