Development's Wheels Greased
23 June 2004 - 5:00am
A law designed to protect land helps speed along other development.
"Three days after legislators approved a landmark plan to preserve 400,000 acres near many sources of drinking water in North Jersey, lawmakers have unveiled the other part of that deal: a proposal that would significantly speed development on more than a third of the state's vacant land."
"The new initiative, which was introduced and adopted by committees in the Senate and General Assembly on Monday, would streamline the building-permit process in much of the state by granting developers automatic approval of zoning or environmental applications that are still undecided after 45 days."
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Second Part of Land Deal Speeds Up Development
Source:
The New York Times, June 21, 2004
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