New Jersey § 58:10b-23
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 58:10b-23, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 58:10b-23.
The Legislature finds and declares that the redevelopment of brownfield sites provides
an alternative to the development of undeveloped land; that the redevelopment of
brownfield sites would reinvigorate the surrounding areas, provide additional tax
revenues to municipal government, and create jobs; and that it is vital that State,
county and local governments concerned with the economic growth in the State have
available an accurate and comprehensive list of known brownfield sites so that growth
can be directed away from sensitive areas and into already developed areas or currently
underutilized areas. The Legislature further finds and declares that landowners should be encouraged
to list their property on the State's inventory of brownfield sites in order to enhance
opportunities for reusing brownfield sites to the benefit of all redevelopment stakeholders
and to promote a cleaner environment, a more robust economy, and a better quality
of life.
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