New Jersey § 39:3-27
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§ 39:3-27.
a. State or public funds shall not be used by the commission for the initial cost
of: (1) designing, producing, issuing, and publicizing the availability of alumni license
plates; or (2) any computer programming changes which may be necessary to implement an alumni
license plate program established by P.L.2023, c. 232 ( C.39:3-27.164 et seq. ). b. An alumni association of each four-year public institution of higher education
or an individual or entity designated by the alumni association, shall contribute
non-public monies in an amount to be determined by the chief administrator, not to
exceed a total of $25,000, to offset the initial costs incurred by the commission
for designing, producing, issuing, and publicizing the availability of the alumni
license plates for the four-year public institution of higher education, and any computer
programming which may be necessary to implement the alumni license plate program. Concerned organizations and individual donors may contribute monies to the alumni
association to offset the initial costs incurred by the commission for alumni license
plates authorized by P.L.2023, c. 232 ( C.39:3-27.164 et seq. ). Any amount remaining after the payment of the initial cost shall be deposited in
the special non-lapsing fund established for the applicable alumni license plate program
pursuant to subsection c. of section 3 of P.L.2023, c. 232 ( C.39:3-27.166 ). c. The commission shall not begin designing, producing, issuing, or publicizing the
availability of the alumni license plates for the four-year public institution of
higher education, or making any necessary programming changes, until the following
requirements have been met: (1) An alumni association of the four-year public institution of higher education
or an individual or entity designated by the alumni association, has provided the
commission with the non-public monies necessary, as determined by the chief administrator
pursuant to subsection b. of this section, to offset the initial costs incurred by
the commission in establishing the alumni license plate program; and (2) The liaison appointed by the director of the alumni association pursuant to subsection
g. of section 3 of P.L.2023, c. 232 ( C.39:3-27.166 ) has provided the commission with not less than 500 completed applications for the
alumni license plates. These applications shall constitute the initial order for the alumni license plates
and shall be accompanied by a fee representing the total cost of the initial order. The fee shall be determined by multiplying the number of sets of license plates
being ordered by the applicable initial fee for each set of license plates as set
forth in subsection b. of section 3 of P.L.2023, c. 232 ( C.39:3-27.166 ).
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