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USA Statutes : new_jersey
Title : TITLE 52 STATE GOVERNMENT, DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICERS
Chapter : 52:18A-202a.
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52:18A-202a. Extended period for filing report on preliminary plan.
2. The extended period for the filing of a formal report of findings, recommendations and objections concerning the preliminary plan provided for in section 7 of P.L.1985, c.398 (C.52:18A-202), as amended by P.L.1998, c.109, shall apply to any preliminary plan which has not been finalized by the commission, as provided in subsection c. of section 7 of P.L.1985, c.398 (C.52:18A-202) prior to the effective date of P.L.1998, c.109.
L.1998,c.109,s.2.
52:18A-202.1. Findings, declarations
The Legislature finds and declares that:
a. There are many concerns associated with the design and implementation of the State Development and Redevelopment Plan (hereafter referred to as the ~Plan~), including:
(1) maintaining beneficial growth;
(2) improving environmental quality;
(3) assuring cost-effective delivery of infrastructure and other public services;
(4) improving intergovernmental coordination;
(5) preserving the quality of community life; and
(6) redeveloping the State@s major urban areas.
b. Each of these concerns is an important issue for further study and each should serve as a measure of the efficacy of the Plan.
c. However, these concerns are not mutually exclusive and, therefore, a balance among them must be achieved to maximize the well-being for the State and its residents.
d. The process of cross-acceptance of the State Development and Redevelopment Plan required under the ~State Planning Act,~ P.L.1985, c.398 (C.52:18A-196 et seq.), is a process designed to elicit the greatest degree of public participation in order to encourage the development of a consensus among the many, sometimes competing, interests in the State.
e. This consensus will be facilitated by the availability of sufficient information concerning the impact the State Development and Redevelopment Plan may have on particular regions and on the overall economic well-being of the State.
f. The Plan evolves through three phases:
(1) the Preliminary Plan, which will serve as the basis for cross-acceptance;
(2) the Interim Plan, which will reflect the changes occurring during the cross-acceptance process; and
(3) the Final Plan, which is to be implemented after approval by the State Planning Commission.
g. A two-stage process shall be established to examine the economic, environmental, infrastructure, community life, and intergovernmental coordination impacts of the Plan. This procedure shall consist of an assessment of the impacts of the Interim Plan and an on-going monitoring and evaluation program after the Final Plan is adopted.
h. The results of the Assessment Study shall identify desirable changes to be incorporated into the Final Plan. These studies shall describe the impacts of the policies and strategies proposed in the Plan (hereafter referred to as the ~Plan~ impacts) relative to the impacts that would likely occur without a Plan (hereafter referred to as ~Trend~ impacts). In examining the impacts of Plan and Trend, any significant regional differences that result shall be identified and analyzed. Where appropriate, the study shall also distinguish short-term and long-term impacts.
i. It is necessary to conduct an economic assessment of the Plan and Trend impacts and to make the results of that assessment available before adoption of the Final Plan. Work on the development of the evaluation methodology and, where possible, the collection of data for the assessment study shall commence upon enactment of this bill. Some factors that shall be addressed during cross-acceptance include:
(1) Changes in property values, including farmland, State and local expenditures and tax revenues, and regulations;
(2) Changes in housing supply, housing prices, employment, population and income;
(3) Costs of providing the infrastructure systems identified in the State Planning Act;
(4) Costs of preserving the natural resources as identified in the State Planning Act;
(5) Changes in business climate; and
(6) Changes in the agricultural industry and the costs of preserving farmland and open spaces.
L.1989, c.332, s.1.
52:18A-202.2 Studies; review.
2. a. The Office of State Planning in consultation with the Office of Economic Policy, shall utilize the following:
(1) Conduct portions of these studies using its own staff;
(2) Contract with other State agencies to conduct portions of these studies; and
(3) Contract with an independent firm or an institution of higher learning to conduct portions of these studies.
b. Any portion of the studies conducted by the Office of State Planning, or any other State agency, shall be subject to review by an independent firm or an institution of higher learning.
c. The Assessment Study and the oversight review shall be submitted in the form of a written report to the State Planning Commission for distribution to the Governor, the Legislature, appropriate regional entities, and the governing bodies of each county and municipality in the State during the cross-acceptance process and prior to the adoption of the Final Plan.
d. A period extending from at least 45 days prior to the first of six public hearings, which are required under the State Planning Act, P.L.1985, c.398 (C.52:18A-196 et seq.), to 30 days following the last public hearing shall be provided for counties and municipalities to review and respond to the studies. Requests for revisions to the Interim Plan shall be considered by the State Planning Commission in the formulation of the Final Plan.
L.1989,c.332,s.2; amended 2004, c.120, s.68.
52:18A-202.3. On-going monitoring and evaluation program
a. The Final Plan shall include the appropriate monitoring variables and plan targets in the economic, environmental, infrastructure, community life, and intergovernmental coordination areas to be evaluated on an on-going basis following adoption of the Final Plan.
b. In implementing the monitoring and evaluation program, if Plan targets are not being realized, the State Planning Commission shall evaluate reasons for the occurrences and determine if changes in Plan targets or policies are warranted.
c. The Office of State Planning shall include in its annual report results of the on-going monitoring and evaluation program and forward the report to the Governor and the Legislature.
L.1989, c.332, s.3.
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