New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 5 - COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
Chapter 26 - PLANNED REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT FULL DISCLOSURE ACT REGULATIONS
Subchapter 4 - PUBLIC OFFERING STATEMENT
Section 5:26-4.2 - Contents of public offering statement
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 5:26-4.2
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) The public offering statement shall contain the following information:
1. The name and principal address of the
developer;
2. A narrative
description of the interest to be offered including but not limited to the
rights and obligations of purchasers in their lots, parcels, units or interests
and in the common elements;
3. A
narrative description of the development including but not limited to the total
number of lots, parcels, units, or interests in the offering, the total number
of lots, parcels, units, or interests to be constructed in the entire project,
the present and proposed access to the development and the anticipated
completion date of the present offering and of the entire
development;
4. Relevant community
information including but not limited to the existence and location of
hospitals, health and recreational facilities, schools, fire and police
protection, places of worship, streets, water supplies, levees, drainage
control systems, irrigation systems, customary utilities, etc.;
5. A statement of the nature, type and
capacity of improvements to be installed by the developer and the estimated
date of completion and whether they will be dedicated to the public use. In the
event the developer is to construct common recreation or community facilities a
statement, together with any plans, of the nature, size, capacity and amenities
of such recreational and community facilities such as, but not limited to, air
conditioning, furniture, supplies, carpet or drapes, their location within the
development and whether or not the use thereof will be limited to owners of the
lots, parcels, units or interests, or whether the common recreational or
community facilities will be available for use by the general public;
6. A statement of the proposed method of
operation and management of the common elements and facilities;
7. The following documents:
i. A statement as to who will control the
operation and management of the common elements and facilities and when control
will be vested in any association, trust or other entity;
ii. Copies of any actual or proposed
management or service contract, lease or agreement affecting the use,
maintenance or access of or to any or all of the common elements or
facilities;
8. A copy of
the proposed budget for the operation and maintenance of the common elements
and facilities based on full occupancy, together with the proposed annual
assessment and the monthly charges to be assessed to each type of unit. The
budget shall specifically state the amount set aside as reserves for the
replacement of the common elements and facilities and shall be accompanied by a
letter of adequacy certified by an independent public accountant or other
independent expert and by a letter of adequacy of the hazard and liability
insurance coverage certified by an independent insurance agent or
broker;
9. The following documents:
i. A description of any management or service
contract, lease or other contract or agreement affecting the use, maintenance
or access of or to any or all of the common elements or community facilities
together with a statement as to the effect of each upon the
purchaser;
ii. Copies of any
management or services contract, lease or agreement affecting the use,
maintenance or access of or to any or all of the common elements or
facilities;
10. A
statement of the relationship, if any, between the developer and the management
or servicing agent or firm;
11. A
copy of the master deed, declaration of covenants and restrictions and/or any
other documents of creation that have been or will be recorded, and the date
and book and page thereof;
12. A
statement explaining any restrictions on occupancy, the right of alienation and
the right of alteration of the lot, parcel, unit or interest;
13. Copies of the instruments that will be
delivered to purchasers to evidence their interest in the
development;
14. A statement that
all monies paid to the developer prior to closing will be held in a separate
trust account and the name and location of the institution where the trust
account is maintained and the name and address of any trust or escrow agent,
until closing or termination of the contract or until a bond or other guarantee
acceptable to the Agency is provided. In no event shall the escrow be released
before the expiration of the seven-day rescission period;
15. The significant terms of any
encumbrances, easements, liens and restrictions, including but not limited to
zoning regulations, affecting such lands and each lot, parcel, unit or
interest, as well as the use and zoning of adjoining lands;
16. A statement as to whether the property or
any portion thereof is regularly or periodically subject to natural forces that
would tend to adversely affect the use or enjoyment of the property and whether
the property or any portion thereof is located in a Federally designated flood
hazard area;
17. A statement as to
whether the property or any portion thereof is subject to man made forces that
would tend to adversely affect the use or enjoyment of the property such as,
but not limited to, the property's proximity to airports or flight paths,
railroads, noisy or polluting industrial use or other similar forces. This
statement shall also include the text of the notice required to be given to new
home purchasers pursuant to
46:3C-8 and shall indicate that
the rights of the purchaser set forth in that notice are in addition to, and
not in lieu of, the rights established by the Planned Real Estate Development
Full Disclosure Act and these rules;
18. A statement of all existing taxes
affecting any lot, parcel, unit or interest, as well as the estimated real
estate tax on each lot, parcel, unit or interest, showing the value thereof and
the tax ratio and tax rate for the last three years;
19. A statement of all existing or proposed
special taxes or assessments of record and who shall be responsible for payment
thereof;
20. A statement of the
estimated title closing or settlement costs to be paid by the purchaser that
are charged by the developer or the agent of the developer;
21. A statement explaining the warranty or
guarantee given by the developer and the rights and remedies of the
purchaser;
22. A statement, printed
in 10-point bold face type or larger, conspicuously located and simply stated,
that the purchaser has the right to cancel any contract or agreement for the
purchase of any lot, parcel, unit or interest in the development, without
cause, by sending or delivering a written notice of cancellation to the
developer or the agent of the developer by midnight of the seventh calendar day
following the day on which such contract or agreement is executed and that all
monies paid will be promptly refunded; and
23. A statement explaining the nature, type
and amount of hazard and liability insurance supplied or to be supplied by the
developer or association and what the insurance covers, an explanation of the
nature and type of hazard and liability insurance recommended to be carried by
the owner and a statement of the availability and necessity of flood hazard
insurance.
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