Requires developers of certain high energy use facilities to submit certain assessments to approval authority for preliminary site plan approval under MLUL.
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Overview
This bill aims to reduce the energy consumption of new large facilities in New Jersey by requiring developers to conduct specific assessments before receiving preliminary site plan approval. It mandates that developers of ‘high energy use facilities’ submit evaluations related to energy efficiency and potential environmental impacts to the relevant approval authority. The goal is to ensure that these facilities are designed and planned with energy conservation in mind from the outset. This proactive approach supports New Jersey’s climate goals and promotes sustainable development practices.
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