New Jersey § 40:62-98 Objections to ordinance;  filing

New Jersey Statutes

§ 40:62-98 — Objections to ordinance; filing

New Jersey § 40:62-98

Title 40MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 40:62-98 (2026).

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No water district or districts shall be created or established, or water systems constructed, or any contract entered into for the installation, construction, operation or maintenance of such systems or for a supply of water, in any municipality where before the final reading of the ordinance, objections thereto in writing are filed with the municipal clerk, by the owners of fifty-one per cent in value of the lands and real estate in the district proposed to be assessed for benefits. The question as to whether the necessary fifty-one per cent have joined in such objections, shall be determined by the governing body which shall use for this purpose the last preceding valuation for the purpose of taxation.

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No water district or districts shall be created or established, or water systems constructed, or any contract entered into for the installation, construction, operation or maintenance of such systems or for a supply of water, in any municipality where before the final reading of the ordinance, objections thereto in writing are filed with the municipal clerk, by the owners of fifty-one per cent in value of the lands and real estate in the district proposed to be assessed for benefits. The question as to whether the necessary fifty-one per cent have joined in such objections, shall be determined by the governing body which shall use for this purpose the last preceding valuation for the purpose of taxation.