Requires DEP to undertake bank stabilization project under certain circumstances; appropriates $10 million.
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This bill requires the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to undertake bank stabilization projects on waterways experiencing significant erosion, particularly when coupled with upstream flood control projects by the Army Corps of Engineers. The DEP must consult with local engineers and homeowners during the project design and expedite necessary permits. The bill also allocates $10 million from the state’s general fund to support these stabilization efforts.
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