New Jersey Statutes

§ 27:7-97 — Provision of alternative access

New Jersey § 27:7-97

JurisdictionNew Jersey

Title 27HIGHWAYS

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 27:7-97 (2026).

Text

The Commissioner of Transportation and every county and municipality may build new roads or acquire access easements to provide alternative access to existing developed lots which have no other means of access except to a State highway. L. 1989, c. 32, s. 9.

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Nearby Sections

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§ 27:7-1

Subtitle definitions

§ 27:7-10

Use of moneys repaid

§ 27:7-11

State highways maintained and repaired by commissioner

§ 27:7-11.1

Reflectors as lane markers

§ 27:7-12

Use of roads by public utilities; consent required

§ 27:7-13

Use of bridges and viaducts by public utilities; agreement

§ 27:7-14

Paving materials; width of roads; curves and crossings eliminated

§ 27:7-15

Municipal streets as part of highway system; improvement by municipality

§ 27:7-16

Contracts to have work done by state or county

§ 27:7-17

Certain drawbridges along routes maintained by state

§ 27:7-18

Powers of commissioner over state highways; exceptions in certain cities

§ 27:7-19

Co-operation by other bodies in highway work; agreements; cost apportioned

§ 27:7-19.1

Claims against county, municipality or corporation; compromise and settlement

§ 27:7-19.2

Execution of agreement for settlement and compromise; compliance within eighteen months

§ 27:7-19.3

Municipal indebtedness to State for highway or road work or improvement as temporary offset against claim for emergency relief expenditures

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