New Jersey § 13:18a-11
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§ 13:18a-11.
a. The pinelands area shall consist of all that area within the boundaries described
herein: Beginning at the intersection of the abandoned-right-of-way of the Pennsylvania Railroad
and the Garden State Parkway near south Toms River; thence southerly along the Garden
State Parkway to its intersection with the boundary of the Bass River State Forest;
thence southerly, and then westerly, along the Bass River State Forest boundary to
its intersection with the Garden State Parkway; thence southerly along the Garden
State Parkway to its intersection with Atlantic County Alternate Route 559; thence
northwesterly along Atlantic County Alternate Route 559 to its intersection with Atlantic
County Route 559 at Gravelly Run; thence northwesterly along Atlantic County Route
559 to its intersection with U.S. 40 and N.J. Route 50 at Mays Landing; thence westerly
along U.S. 40 and N.J. Route 50 to their intersection with N.J. Route 50; thence
southerly on N.J. Route 50 to its intersection with Buck Hill Road near Buck Hill;
thence westerly along Buck Hill Road (River Road) to its intersection with N.J. Route
49; thence southeasterly along N.J. Route 49 to its intersection with N.J. Route
50; thence southeasterly along N.J. Route 50 to its intersection with Cape May County
Route 610; thence southwesterly along Cape May County Route 610 to its intersection
with N.J. Route 47 at Dennisville; thence northwesterly along N.J. Route 47 to its
intersection with the east bank of the Manamuskin River; thence northerly along the
east bank of the Manamuskin River to N.J. Route 49; thence northwesterly along N.J.
Route 49 to its intersection with Cumberland County Route 671; thence northerly along
Cumberland County Route 671 and then Atlantic County Route 671 (both known as Union
Road) to Atlantic County Route 557; thence northwesterly along Atlantic County Route 557 to its intersection with U.S. Route 40; thence northwesterly along U.S. Route 40 to its intersection with Gloucester
County Route 555; thence northerly along Gloucester County Route 555 to its intersection
with U.S. Route 322 and Gloucester County Route 536; thence easterly along Gloucester
County Route 536 (known as New Brooklyn Road) to its intersection with Camden County
Route 705 at New Brooklyn Lake; thence northerly along the western shoreline of New
Brooklyn Lake to the east bank of the main stem of the Great Egg Harbor River; thence
northerly along the east bank of the main stem of the Great Egg Harbor River to its
intersection with the east bank of Tinkers Branch; thence northeasterly along the
east bank of Tinkers Branch to its intersection with the corporate boundary of Berlin
Borough; thence easterly along the Berlin Borough corporate boundary to its intersection
with the boundary of that area designated as the critical area for sewerage purposes
pursuant to the provisions of P.L.1954, c. 199 ( C. 58:11-23 et seq. ), as amended, and as implemented by N.J.A.C. 7:9-10.1 et seq. ; thence northerly and then easterly along such critical area boundary to its intersection
with the Burlington County-Camden County boundary; thence northerly along the Burlington
County-Camden County boundary to its intersection with N.J. Route 73; thence northerly
along N.J. Route 73 to its intersection with Braddock Mill Road; thence easterly
along Braddock Mill Road to its intersection with Tomlinson Mill Road; thence northeasterly along Tomlinson Mill Road to its intersection with Kettle Run
Road; thence northerly along Kettle Run Road, then along Willow Corner-Tomlinson
Mill Road, to its intersection with South Elmwood Road; thence easterly, then northerly
along South Elmwood Road to its intersection with East Main Street; thence easterly
along East Main Street to its intersection with Marlton Pike; thence northeasterly
along Marlton Pike to its intersection with N.J. Route 70; thence easterly along
N.J. Route 70 to its intersection with U.S. Route 206; thence northerly along U.S.
Route 206 to its intersection with Burlington County Route 530; thence easterly along
Burlington County Route 530 to the corporate boundary of Pemberton Borough; thence
southerly, then easterly, then northerly, and then westerly, along the Pemberton Borough
corporate boundary to its intersection with Burlington County Route 616; thence northerly
along Burlington County Route 616 to its intersection with Burlington County Route
663; thence northerly along Burlington County Route 663 to its intersection with
the corporate boundary of Springfield Township; thence easterly along the Springfield
Township corporate boundary to its intersection with the boundary of the Fort Dix
Military Reservation/McGuire Air Force Base; thence easterly along the boundary of
the Fort Dix Military Reservation/McGuire Air Force Base to its intersection with
Ocean County Route 539; thence northwesterly along Ocean County Route 539 to its
intersection with Ocean County Route 528; thence northeasterly along Ocean County
Route 528 to its intersection with Ocean County Route 547; thence southerly along
Ocean County Route 547 to its intersection with Ocean County Route 527; thence southeasterly
along Ocean County Route 527 to its intersection with the Central Railroad of New
Jersey tracks; thence southwesterly along the tracks of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey to the junction with the abandoned right-of-way of the Pennsylvania Railroad
near Whiting; thence easterly along the abandoned Pennsylvania Railroad right-of-way
to its intersection with the Garden State Parkway near South Toms River, at the point
of origin. b. The preservation area shall consist of all that area within the boundaries described
herein: Beginning at the crossing of the Mullica River and the Garden State Parkway; thence
southerly along the Garden State Parkway to its intersection with Atlantic County
Route 624; thence northwesterly along Atlantic County Route 624 to its intersection
with Atlantic County Route 563; thence northwesterly along Atlantic County Route
563 to its intersection with Elwood-Weekstown Road at Weekstown; thence westerly
along Elwood-Weekstown Road to its intersection with Atlantic County Route 643; thence
northwesterly along Atlantic County Route 643 to an unnamed local road south of Nescochague
Lake; thence westerly along such unnamed local road to its intersection with Atlantic
County Route 542; thence northeasterly along Atlantic County Route 542 to its intersection
with the boundary of Wharton State Forest; thence northwesterly along the Wharton
State Forest boundary to its intersection with the Mullica River; thence westerly
along the Mullica River to its intersection with the corporate boundary of Medford
Township; thence northerly along the Medford Township corporate boundary to its intersection
with the boundary of that area designated as the critical area for sewerage purposes
pursuant to the provisions of P.L.1954, c. 199 ( C. 58:11-23 et seq. ), as amended, and as implemented by N.J.A.C. 7:9-10.1 et seq. ; thence northeasterly along such critical area boundary to its intersection with
the boundary of Wharton State Forest; thence easterly along the Wharton State Forest
boundary to its intersection with Medford-Atsion Road, south of Dellette; thence
northerly along Medford-Atsion Road to its intersection with Willow Grove Road; thence
northeasterly along Willow Grove Road to its intersection with Stokes Road; thence
southerly along Stokes Road to its intersection with Burnt House Road; thence northeasterly
along Burnt House Road to its intersection with Fork Neck Road; thence southerly,
then easterly along Fork Neck Road to its intersection with Dingletown Road; thence northeasterly along Dingletown Road to its intersection with Hampton Gate-Caranza
Road; thence northwesterly along Hampton Gate-Caranza Road to its intersection with
Burlington County Route 532; thence easterly on Burlington County Route 532 to its
intersection with Patty Bowker Road and Irick's Causeway Road; thence northeasterly
along Irick's Causeway Road to its intersection with Vincentown-South Park Road;
thence southeasterly along Vincentown-South Park Road to its intersection with Sooy
Place Road; thence easterly along Sooy Place Road to its intersection with the corporate
boundary of Woodland Township; thence northwesterly, then northeasterly, along the
Woodland Township corporate boundary to its intersection with the boundary of Lebanon
State Forest and Burlington County Route 644 at Four Mile Circle; thence northwesterly,
then northeasterly, then southeasterly, along the Lebanon State Forest boundary to
its intersection with N.J. Route 70; thence northeasterly along N.J. Route 70 to
its intersection with the Lebanon State Forest boundary at a point approximately one-half
mile west of the intersection of N.J. Route 70 and Burlington County Route 530; thence
westerly, and then northerly, along the Lebanon State Forest boundary to its intersection
with the boundary of the Fort Dix Military Reservation near South Boundary Road;
thence northwesterly along the Fort Dix Military Reservation boundary to its intersection
with Burlington County Route 667; thence northerly along Burlington County Route
667 to its intersection with the northern boundary of the Fort Dix Military Reservation;
thence easterly along the Fort Dix Military Reservation boundary to its intersection
with the boundary of the Colliers Mills Fish and Wildlife Management Area; thence northerly along the Colliers Mills Fish and Wildlife Management Area boundary
to its intersection with Ocean County Route 528; thence northeasterly along Ocean
County Route 528 to its easternmost intersection with the Colliers Mills Fish and
Wildlife Management Area boundary; thence southerly along the Colliers Mills Fish
and Wildlife Management Area boundary to its intersection with the boundary of the
Lakehurst Naval Air Station; thence easterly, then southerly, and then westerly along
the Lakehurst Naval Air Station boundary to its intersection with an unnamed local
road at the northeastern corner of the boundary of the Manchester Fish and Wildlife
Management Area; thence southerly along such unnamed local road, then along Beckerville
Road, to its intersection with N.J. Route 70; thence southwesterly along N.J. Route 70 to its intersection with the
boundary of the Fort Dix Military Reservation; thence southerly, and then northwesterly,
along the Fort Dix Military Reservation boundary to its intersection with the boundary
of the Lebanon State Forest; thence southerly along the Lebanon State Forest Boundary
to its intersection with the boundary of the Pasadena Fish and Wildlife Management
Area; thence southeasterly along the Pasadena Fish and Wildlife Management Area boundary
to its intersection with the northern ridge line of the Cedar Creek Drainage Basin;
thence northeasterly along the northern ridge line of the Cedar Creek Drainage Basin
to its intersection with the Garden State Parkway; thence southerly along the Garden
State Parkway to its intersection with the southern ridge line of the Cedar Creek
Drainage Basin; thence southwesterly along the southern ridge line of the Cedar Creek
Drainage Basin to its intersection with the boundary of the Greenwood Forest Fish
and Wildlife Management Area; thence southeasterly along the Greenwood Forest Fish and Wildlife Management Area
to its intersection with N.J. Route 72; thence northwesterly along N.J. Route 72
to its intersection with the East Branch of the Oswego River; thence southerly along
the East Branch of the Oswego River to its intersection with Ocean County Route 539;
thence southerly along Ocean County Route 539 to its intersection with the boundary
of the Stafford Forge Fish and Wildlife Management Area; thence southeasterly along
the Stafford Forge Fish and Wildlife Management Area to its intersection with the
north bank of Governors Branch Creek; thence easterly along the north bank of Governors
Branch Creek to its intersection with the boundary of the Stafford Forge Fish and
Wildlife Management Area; thence easterly along the Stafford Forge Fish and Wildlife
Management Area boundary to its intersection with the Garden State Parkway; thence
southerly along the Garden State Parkway to its intersection with the boundary of
Bass River State Forest; thence southerly, and then westerly, along the Bass River
State Forest boundary to its intersection with the Garden State Parkway; thence southerly
along the Garden State Parkway to its intersection with the east bank of the Bass
River; thence northerly along the east bank of the Bass River to its intersection
with the east bank of the East Branch of the Bass River; thence northerly along the
east bank of the East Branch of the Bass River to its intersection with the Atlantic
City Electric Company transmission line; thence westerly, and then southwesterly,
along the Atlantic City Electric Company transmission line to its intersection with
Burlington County Route 542; thence easterly along Burlington County Route 524 to
its intersection with Burlington County Route 167; thence southerly along Burlington
County Route 167 to its intersection with the Garden State Parkway at exit 50S; thence
southerly along the Garden State Parkway to the crossing of the Mullica River, at
the point of origin. c. The commission shall, within 120 days of the effective date of this act, prepare
a detailed map of the Pinelands National Reserve, the pinelands area, the protection
area and the preservation area. Such map shall include, but need not be limited to, the location of all major waterways,
roads, and publicly-owned lands in such areas, as well as a depiction of the boundaries
of every county and municipality which is located in whole or in part within such
areas. Such map shall be transmitted to the governing body of every such county and municipality,
shall be published in the New Jersey Register and in at least two newspapers circulating
within the affected areas, within 150 days of said effective date, and shall be submitted
to the Governor and the Legislature as the official State planning maps of the Pinelands
National Reserve, the pinelands area, the protection area and the preservation area.
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