New Jersey § 40:55D-124 Repeal of development transfer ordinance

New Jersey Statutes

§ 40:55D-124 — Repeal of development transfer ordinance

New Jersey § 40:55D-124

Title 40MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 40:55D-124 (2026).

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a.If the development transfer ordinance is repealed, the municipality shall, by ordinance, amend its master plan to reflect the repeal and shall provide for continued use of development transfers that have been separated from a sending zone but which have not yet been redeemed by transfer to a receiving zone by establishing density bonuses for development transfers to designated areas of the municipality for a period of not less than 10 years.

b.The repeal of a development transfer ordinance shall in no way rescind or otherwise affect the restrictions imposed and recorded pursuant to section 7 of this act on the use of the land from which the development potential has been transferred, unless all of the municipal, county, or State agencies to whom the deed restrictions run and whose fund

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a. If the development transfer ordinance is repealed, the municipality shall, by ordinance, amend its master plan to reflect the repeal and shall provide for continued use of development transfers that have been separated from a sending zone but which have not yet been redeemed by transfer to a receiving zone by establishing density bonuses for development transfers to designated areas of the municipality for a period of not less than 10 years. b. The repeal of a development transfer ordinance shall in no way rescind or otherwise affect the restrictions imposed and recorded pursuant to section 7 of this act on the use of the land from which the development potential has been transferred, unless all of the municipal, county, or State agencies to whom the deed restrictions run and whose funds were used to purchase the easement agree that it is in the public interest to release the restrictions. L.1989,c.86,s.12.