New Jersey § 52:27I-28 Cooperation with State departments, agencies.

New Jersey Statutes

§ 52:27I-28 — Cooperation with State departments, agencies.

New Jersey § 52:27I-28

Title 52STATE GOVERNMENT, DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICERS

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 52:27I-28 (2026).

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11.All State departments and agencies, to the extent not inconsistent with law and within budget constraints, shall cooperate with the authority and respond to requests for such information and assistance as are necessary to accomplish the purposes of this act. To the extent not inconsistent with law and within budget constraints, and to the extent necessary to ensure a coordinated and comprehensive redevelopment and revitalization of Fort Monmouth, upon the recommendation of the EDA that a project be prioritized, a State department, agency or authority shall supersede existing priority setting or ranking systems to place applications that would benefit that project within the project area in the highest priority or ranking category for award or approval of grants, benefits, loans, projec

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11. All State departments and agencies, to the extent not inconsistent with law and within budget constraints, shall cooperate with the authority and respond to requests for such information and assistance as are necessary to accomplish the purposes of this act. To the extent not inconsistent with law and within budget constraints, and to the extent necessary to ensure a coordinated and comprehensive redevelopment and revitalization of Fort Monmouth, upon the recommendation of the EDA that a project be prioritized, a State department, agency or authority shall supersede existing priority setting or ranking systems to place applications that would benefit that project within the project area in the highest priority or ranking category for award or approval of grants, benefits, loans, projects, including highways, roads, sewer, or other infrastructure projects, or other considerations that would benefit the project area. Funding from State sources shall augment, and not replace, any funding from the federal government or as authorized by sections 22 through 24 of this act. L.2010, c.51, s.11.