Requires municipal planning boards and zoning boards of adjustment to incorporate recommendations from certain local environmental commissions on applications for development.
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This bill requires New Jersey’s municipal planning boards and zoning boards of adjustment to consider recommendations from local environmental commissions when reviewing applications for development. Specifically, these boards must make copies of development applications available to the environmental commission and incorporate the commission’s recommendations into their decisions, to the extent possible. The bill also clarifies that boards must provide a full copy of the application, not just an informational one.
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