N.J. Admin. Code § 19:66-3.1

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 24, December 18, 2024

Section 19:66-3.1 - Land Use Regulation and Enforcement Division

(a) The Authority may establish by resolution or in accordance with its by-laws (as amended and supplemented from time to time) a Land Use Regulation and Enforcement Division within the Authority.

(b) The responsibilities of the Division shall include:

1. The initial preparation and periodic revision of the Atlantic City Tourism District Master Plan and any elements required or authorized by the Act and the MLUL;

2. The preparation of planning studies of demographic, economic, environmental, and building and land development conditions within the Tourism District when so directed by the members of the Authority;

3. The initial preparation and periodic revision of the zoning map of the Tourism District;

4. Recommendations on the enactment and amendment to land use rules (including, procedures, zoning, site plan, subdivision, signage, building design, and historic preservation);

5. Development of checklists, documents, forms, processes, and application materials necessary for the efficient operation of the Division, and the Authority's processing, consideration, and decision of land use applications or other requests by property owners or interested parties subject to this chapter;

6. Provision of technical review with the opinions of planners, engineers, architects, landscape architects, surveyors, environmentalists, zoning compliance officers, and other experts of development plans and applications;

7. Coordination of public participation, including facilitating the review, as necessary, by other government agencies of development rules, applications, and development plans, maps, and studies prepared or received by the Division;

8. Provision of advice to the Authority on the administration, interpretation, and enforcement of development rules within the Tourism District;

9. Collecting, disbursing, and accounting for all fees, charges, assessments, and escrows associated with development rules within the Tourism District;

10. Retention of consultants, subject to the appropriations by the Authority, in order to administer, regulate, interpret, plan, and enforce development rules within the Tourism District;

11. Maintenance of records of all plans, applications, decisions, rules, interpretations, and appeals regarding development matters and decisions within the Tourism District;

12. Promotion of the orderly, certain, and efficient physical development of the Tourism District; and

13. All things necessary and proper to administer, plan, interpret, and enforce the development rules within the Atlantic City Tourism District.

N.J. Admin. Code § 19:66-3.1

Adopted by 50 N.J.R. 217(a), effective 1/2/2018