Requires Commissioner of Community Affairs to develop model land use ordinance for eruvin.

New Jersey Assembly Bill A1244 (A1244) requires the Commissioner of Community Affairs to develop and publish model land use ordinances for "eruvin" within 90 days. Eruvin are boundary markers (typically on utility poles) that allow certain Jewish Sabbath activities within a defined area, as recognized by court rulings. The model ordinances will cover establishing, constructing, and maintaining these boundaries to help municipalities regulate them while addressing public safety, aesthetics, and legal concerns. Municipalities may adopt these models or modified versions to create their own local regulations. The bill aims to provide clear guidance based on existing case law affirming that eruvin regulations do not violate religious freedom.