New Jersey § 4:1c-53
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 4:1c-53, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 4:1c-53.
a. The board shall establish and maintain a Development Potential Transfer Registry,
which shall include: (1) The name and address of every person to whom and from whom development potential
is sold or otherwise conveyed, the date of the conveyance, and the consideration,
if any, received therefor; (2) The name and address of any person who has utilized development potential, the
location of the land to which and from which the development potential was transferred,
and the date this transfer was made; and (3) An annual enumeration of the total number of development transfers, listing the
municipality or municipalities involved in the transfer and the instrument of transfer. b. No person shall purchase or otherwise acquire, encumber, or utilize any development
potential without recording that fact, within 10 business days thereof, with the bank. c. The board shall make available (1) in the form of an annual report the information
included in the registry to the county and each municipality that has adopted a development
transfer ordinance, and (2) upon request, pertinent information to any other person. The first annual report shall be submitted to the Governor and Legislature and shall
be made available to the public on the first anniversary of the effective date of
this act.
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