Revises permitting thresholds for certain types of development requiring CAFRA permit from DEP.
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This bill revises the thresholds for when a Coastal Area Facility Review Act (CAFRA) permit is required for development in New Jersey’s coastal areas. It expands the definition of a ‘qualifying municipality’ to include cities of the fourth class ranked in the top two percent of the state’s Municipal Revitalization Index. This means that certain residential, commercial, and industrial developments, regardless of population size or revitalization ranking, will now require a CAFRA permit if they are located within these expanded areas and meet specific development thresholds relative to the mean high water line.
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Michael Testa
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