Requires certain municipalities to include certain information concerning beach costs and revenues in municipality's public access plan.
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This bill requires New Jersey municipalities that operate beach clubs or recreation camps on beaches, or charge beach tag fees, to include specific financial information in their public access plans. These plans must detail the costs and revenues for the previous beach season, projected costs for the upcoming season, and how any surplus revenue will be used. The goal is to increase transparency and accountability regarding the financial management of these municipal beach resources. This legislation ensures that taxpayers understand how public funds are being allocated for beach access and operations.
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