Local New Jersey officials, after failing to halt the state's affordable housing plan, are now committing to building low-priced homes in their towns. Twenty-seven municipalities have twice failed to secure a stay against the law, leading 13 towns to pass resolutions to meet state quotas. Parsippany-Troy Hills officials, while agreeing to a reduced obligation of 496 units, maintain their commitment to the ongoing lawsuit against the law. A panel will review requests to lower obligations by March 31, while the legal battle continues in court.
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