New Jersey § 52:27i-35

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§ 52:27i-35.

Prior to the adoption of any amendment to the plan, the authority shall transmit a

copy of the proposed plan amendment to the governing body of each host municipality. Within 45 days after referral, each governing body may transmit to the authority

a report containing its recommendation concerning the proposed plan amendment. The authority, when considering the adoption of the plan amendment, and in taking

into account a decision by a zoning board of an affected host municipality as to whether

a request for a variance to increase the permitted density is granted, as provided

in subsection e. of section 17 of this act, 1 shall review all reports received from the host municipalities and may accept or

not accept any recommendations of the host municipalities; provided, however, that

the authority shall record in its minutes its reasons for not accepting any such recommendations. 1

N.J.S.A. § 52:27I-34.

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