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New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 61 - STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Subchapter 6 - ATTENDANCE AT EVENTS, ACCEPTANCE OF HONORARIA, ACCEPTANCE OF COMPENSATION FOR PUBLISHED WORKS, AND ACCEPTANCE OF THINGS OF VALUE › Section 19:61-6.7 - Compensation for published work(s)

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(a) Except as
				  provided in (e) below, a State official shall not accept compensation for
				  published work(s) created as part of his or her official duties on State time
				  utilizing State resources, but may accept compensation for published works not
				  created as part of his or her official duties.
(b) A State official shall secure the
				  permission of the department head to accept compensation for published work(s)
				  not created as part of his or her official duties. In determining whether such
				  approval can be granted, the Department head shall consider the provisions of
				  the Conflicts of Interest Law, the Uniform Ethics Code, an agency's
				  supplemental code of ethics, if applicable, any applicable Executive Orders,
				  the Commission's Guidelines Governing Outside Activities, any other applicable
				  guidelines or rules of the Commission, any applicable administrative policies
				  of the agency, and the following conditions:
1. Whether compensation is being paid by an
				  interested party;
2. Whether the
				  published work(s) uses or discloses information not generally available to the
				  public;
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 61 - STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Subchapter 6 - ATTENDANCE AT EVENTS, ACCEPTANCE OF HONORARIA, ACCEPTANCE OF COMPENSATION FOR PUBLISHED WORKS, AND ACCEPTANCE OF THINGS OF VALUE › Section 19:61-6.9 - Solicitation or acceptance of a thing of value

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(a) Except in
				  accordance with the Commission's rules on attendance at events,
				  19:61-6.4 and 6.5 and compensation
				  for published works,
				  19:61-6.7, no State official,
				  whether by himself or herself or through his or her spouse, or member of his or
				  her family or through any partner or associate shall solicit or accept,
				  directly or indirectly, any thing of value that is related in any way to the
				  State official's public duties.
(b)
				  A State official must disclose and remit to his or her Department head or the
				  Department head's designees any offer or receipt of any thing of value that is
				  related in any way to the State official's public duties.
(c) The Department head or his or her
				  designee shall return the thing of value to the donor or, in the case of a
				  perishable thing of value, transfer it to an appropriate nonprofit entity in
				  the name of the donor.
(d) A State
				  official or his or her agency may retain and use unsolicited gifts or benefits
				  of trivial value, such as complimentary articles offered to the general public,
				  and gifts received as a result of mass advertising mailings to the general
				  business public if such use does not create an impression of a conflict of
				  interest or a violation of the public trust. An impression of a conflict may be
				  created, for example, if a State official in a regulatory agency uses a pocket
				  calendar conspicuously marked with the name of a company that it regulates or
				  if an office in a State agency displays a wall calendar from a vendor, creating
				  the impression of endorsement. If circumstances exist which create a reasonable
				  doubt as to the intention with which the gift or benefit was offered, (c) above
				  shall govern. The provisions of (b) and (c) above and (e) below do not apply to
				  items of trivial value.
(e) The
				  Department head or his or her designee shall keep records of all such
				  occurrences, names of the State officials, individuals, and companies involved,
				  and the final disposition of the thing of value.
(f) Notwithstanding (a) through (e) above, a
				  State official, acting in a scholarly capacity, may accept an honorarium,
				  academic prize or other thing of value if the honorarium, academic prize or
				  other thing of value reflects payment for sharing his or her intellectual
				  property orally or in writing, acting in an editorial capacity for a journal or
				  other publication or reviewing journal or book manuscripts, or grants or
				  contract proposals, or participating in accreditation or other peer review
				  activities.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 61 - STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Subchapter 7 - RECUSAL PROCESS › Section 19:61-7.1 - Purpose

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The purpose of this subchapter is to provide State
					 officials with guidance regarding the circumstances under which a State
					 official must recuse himself or herself and procedures as to properly
					 effectuating a recusal.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 61 - STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Subchapter 7 - RECUSAL PROCESS › Section 19:61-7.2 - Scope

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The rules in this subchapter apply to all State officers
					 and employees and to all special State officers and employees as defined in the
					 Conflicts of Interest Law,
					 52:13D-13(b) and
					 (e), which definitions are incorporated in
					 19:61-1.1 0.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 61 - STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Subchapter 7 - RECUSAL PROCESS › Section 19:61-7.3 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, as used in this subchapter,
					 shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
					 otherwise.
"Recusal" means the process by which a person is
					 disqualified, or disqualifies himself or herself, from a matter because of a
					 conflict of interest.
"Relative" means a spouse, civil union partner or domestic
					 partner, parent, child, sibling, grandparent, grandchild, uncle, aunt, nephew,
					 niece, father-in-law, mother-in-law, daughter-in-law, son-in-law,
					 brother-in-law, sister-in-law, or first cousin, whether in whole or half blood,
					 by marriage, adoption or natural relationship, and the spouse of any such
					 person.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 61 - STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Subchapter 7 - RECUSAL PROCESS › Section 19:61-7.4 - Situations where recusal is required

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(a) A State
				  official is required to recuse himself or herself from an official matter that
				  involves any private sector individual, association, corporation or other
				  entity that employed or did business with the State official during the one
				  year prior to the official's commencement of State service. This recusal shall
				  remain in effect for one year after the commencement of the official's State
				  service.
(b) A State official is
				  required to recuse himself or herself on an official matter if he or she had
				  involvement in that matter, other than on behalf of the State, prior to
				  commencement of his or her State service. Involvement in a matter includes, but
				  is not limited to, having supervisory responsibility, providing input,
				  submitting reports, signing contracts, having access to confidential
				  information, or being substantially and directly involved in decision-making
				  with regard to the official matter. The recusal shall remain in effect until
				  the agency no longer has any interest in the matter.
(c) A State official is required to recuse
				  himself or herself from an official matter that involves any individual,
				  association, corporation or other entity from which the State official received
				  a campaign contribution, individually or in the aggregate, in an amount
				  required to be reported by N.J.A.C. 19:25-10. Recusal is required regardless of
				  whether the State official is elected to the office or position associated with
				  the campaign contribution. The recusal shall remain in effect until the
				  expiration of the term of office which the State official was seeking when the
				  contribution was made.
(d) A State
				  official must recuse himself or herself from an official matter if he or she
				  has:
1. Any financial interest, direct or
				  indirect, that is incompatible with the discharge of the State official's
				  public duties; or
2. Any personal
				  interest, direct or indirect, that is incompatible with the discharge of the
				  State official's public duties.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 61 - STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Subchapter 7 - RECUSAL PROCESS › Section 19:61-7.5 - Procedure for recusal

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(a) If a State
				  official finds, or is advised by agency counsel or the agency ethics liaison
				  officer, that an incompatible financial or personal interest exists on a
				  matter, the State official must recuse himself or herself from that matter or
				  seek advice from the Commission. The recusal must be absolute, that is, the
				  State official must have no involvement with the matter from which he or she
				  has recused himself or herself.
(b)
				  All recusals, other than those provided for in (c) below, must be memorialized
				  in writing. A copy of the recusal statement must be forwarded to the
				  Commission. See the subchapter Appendix for samples. The writing must:
1. Specify the reason for and the date of the
				  recusal;
2. Specify the duration of
				  the recusal (which may be expressed in terms related to the pendency of the
				  matter in the State agency);
3.
				  Specify the effect of the recusal on the State official and his or her State
				  agency (for example, that the State official is not to be contacted or involved
				  or participate in any manner concerning the matter from which he or she has
				  been recused);
4. Name the person
				  who is to assume responsibility and authority for the matter from which the
				  State official has been recused (if applicable); and
5. Be disseminated to all persons who might
				  be affected by the State official's recusal and to the agency ethics liaison
				  officer, who shall maintain the writing for as long as the State official
				  serves in his or her position.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 61 - STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Subchapter 7 - RECUSAL PROCESS › Appendix - APPENDIX

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Sample Recusal Statements
Sample Recusal Statement: Seeking
							 Employment
DATE:
________________________
TO:
Agency Ethics Liaison
							 Officer
State Ethics Commission
FROM:
Name of Employee
SUBJECT:
Recusal -- Seeking
							 Employment with (Name of Outside Organization)
This is to notify you that I am
							 (seriously considering employment with,
discussing employment with, or seeking
							 employment with) (Name of Outside
Organization).
My seeking employment may present an
							 actual or appearance of a conflict
of interest; therefore, I must
							 disqualify/recuse myself from any official
duties that involve the above
							 organization. I understand that I may not
participate in any way as a State
							 official in any matters regarding the
above organization. Furthermore, I
							 understand that it would be appropriate
for any matters specifically involving
							 the above-named organization to be
referred to my supervisor (or
							 subordinate, if no other option) without
consulting me or informing me that such
							 matters are pending. This action
is taken with the concurrence of my
							 supervisor (or subordinate), as
indicated below.
I understand that this recusal will
							 remain in effect until I inform you
in writing that all employment seeking
							 activity has terminated and I
receive written permission from the
							 agency ethics liaison officer to
resume interactions with the outside
							 organization.
_________________________________
Employee's Name
Recommend:
__________________________________________
______________
(Name of Employee's
							 Director/Supervisor)
Date
Approve:
__________________________________________
______________
(Ethics Liaison
							 Officer)
Date
Sample Recusal Statements Conflicts
DATE:
________________________
TO:
Designee(s)
FROM:
Name of Employee
SUBJECT:
Recusal
Because I may be seen to have a conflict
							 of interest in matters affecting
(name of entity or Individual) relating
							 to (family relationship, former
affiliation with firm, etc.), I am
							 delegating all responsibility and
authority for handling any such matters
							 to you. Please ensure that I am
screened from any information or
							 communications on any such matters.
By copy of this memorandum, I am
							 instructing (appropriate contacts in
office) to ensure that I do not receive
							 any communications on any matters
affecting (name of entity or individual).
							 This recusal will remain in
effect until (state duration of
							 recusal).
dls
c:
subordinates responsible for
							 screening communications
Ethics Liaison Officer State Ethics
							 Commission
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 1 - TOURISM DISTRICT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES › Section 19:66-1.1 - Short title

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This chapter shall be known as and may be referred to as
					 the "Casino Reinvestment Development Authority Tourism District Land
					 Development Rules."
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 1 - TOURISM DISTRICT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES › Section 19:66-1.2 - General purpose and intent

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(a) This
				  chapter establishes and implements regulatory powers to the ends that the
				  general health, safety, and welfare of the Tourism District established
				  pursuant to P.L. 2011, c.
				  18, are promoted; that the taxable value of Land
				  and Buildings throughout the city of Atlantic City may be conserved and
				  enhanced; that congestion in the public streets may be lessened or avoided; and
				  that Development occurs in appropriate locations based on the neighboring
				  context and overall environment. To these ends, this chapter is enacted to:
1. Advance the purposes of the
				  P.L.
				  2011, c. 18
				  (
N.J.S.A. 5:12-218
et
				  seq.), the Atlantic City Tourism District Act;
2. Provide a zoning scheme generally
				  consistent with the P.L. 1975, c. 291 (
N.J.S.A.
				  40:55D-1
et seq.), the Municipal
				  Land Use Law, that will catalyze appropriate, highly functional, exciting, and
				  ratable-producing Development in an orderly and safe manner within the Tourism
				  District;
3. Create zoning controls
				  that will enhance the boardwalk, beach, and nearby streets through extensive
				  entertainment and event programming, create an improved street-level experience
				  on major thoroughfares, offer new and dynamic retail offerings, increase
				  cleanliness and safety, take advantage of the Tourism District's frontage on
				  the ocean, inlet, and back bay, and provide for a variety of mixed
				  uses;
4. Capitalize on and protect
				  the Tourism District's unique natural resources;
5. Encourage innovative land uses and
				  public-private partnerships to stimulate new markets and strengthen and
				  diversify the Tourism District's economic base;
6. Guide future residential and
				  non-residential growth in a coordinated and managed approach and to provide for
				  logical transitional uses between residential and non-residential areas of the
				  Tourism District;
7. Continue to
				  use practical and flexible development controls to spur market-friendly
				  development that promotes a desirable visual environment and protects from
				  natural forces;
8. Consider
				  potential future growth in relationship to the Tourism District's
				  infrastructure;
9. Collaborate with
				  the city of Atlantic City, as it implements its fair share low and moderate
				  income housing and seeks to improve the existing housing stock; and
10. Promote, where practicable, sustainable
				  green building practices in accordance with U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
				  Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) guidelines.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 3 - TOURISM DISTRICT LAND USE REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT › Section 19:66-3.1 - Land Use Regulation and Enforcement Division

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(a) The Authority may establish by resolution
				  or in accordance with its by-laws (as amended and supplemented from time to
				  time) a Land Use Regulation and Enforcement Division within the
				  Authority.
(b) The responsibilities
				  of the Division shall include:
1. The initial
				  preparation and periodic revision of the Atlantic City Tourism District Master
				  Plan and any elements required or authorized by the Act and the MLUL;
2. The preparation of planning studies of
				  demographic, economic, environmental, and building and land development
				  conditions within the Tourism District when so directed by the members of the
				  Authority;
3. The initial
				  preparation and periodic revision of the zoning map of the Tourism
				  District;
4. Recommendations on the
				  enactment and amendment to land use rules (including, procedures, zoning, site
				  plan, subdivision, signage, building design, and historic
				  preservation);
5. Development of
				  checklists, documents, forms, processes, and application materials necessary
				  for the efficient operation of the Division, and the Authority's processing,
				  consideration, and decision of land use applications or other requests by
				  property owners or interested parties subject to this chapter;
6. Provision of technical review with the
				  opinions of planners, engineers, architects, landscape architects, surveyors,
				  environmentalists, zoning compliance officers, and other experts of development
				  plans and applications;
7.
				  Coordination of public participation, including facilitating the review, as
				  necessary, by other government agencies of development rules, applications, and
				  development plans, maps, and studies prepared or received by the
				  Division;
8. Provision of advice to
				  the Authority on the administration, interpretation, and enforcement of
				  development rules within the Tourism District;
9. Collecting, disbursing, and accounting for
				  all fees, charges, assessments, and escrows associated with development rules
				  within the Tourism District;
10.
				  Retention of consultants, subject to the appropriations by the Authority, in
				  order to administer, regulate, interpret, plan, and enforce development rules
				  within the Tourism District;
11.
				  Maintenance of records of all plans, applications, decisions, rules,
				  interpretations, and appeals regarding development matters and decisions within
				  the Tourism District;
12. Promotion
				  of the orderly, certain, and efficient physical development of the Tourism
				  District; and
13. All things
				  necessary and proper to administer, plan, interpret, and enforce the
				  development rules within the Atlantic City Tourism District.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 3 - TOURISM DISTRICT LAND USE REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT › Section 19:66-3.2 - Land Use Regulation and Enforcement Division; personnel and process

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(a) Appointment of
				  personnel. The Authority may create, from time to time, positions within the
				  Division, including a land use hearing officer, land use regulation and
				  enforcement officer, and land use administrator, as it believes necessary for
				  the proper operation of the Division and implementation of this
				  chapter.
(b) Engagement of experts.
				  In addition to Division staff, the Authority may employ such consultants and
				  other experts as determined by the Authority.
(c) Process and procedures. Consistent with
				  the express requirements, purposes, and intent of this chapter, the Division
				  may promulgate such procedures and forms as are necessary to the effective
				  administration and enforcement of the provisions of this chapter. Without
				  limiting the foregoing, the land use administrator shall:
1. Schedule hearings as required by this
				  chapter;
2. Prepare agenda for such
				  hearings;
3. Keep verbatim
				  recordings of the proceedings of hearing by either stenographic, mechanical, or
				  electronic means;
4. Maintain all
				  of the following:
i. Permanent and current
				  records of this chapter, including all maps; amendments; conditional use,
				  development, subdivision plat and site plan approvals and denials;
				  interpretations; and decisions rendered by the Authority, together with
				  relevant background files and materials;
ii. Duplicate copies of all CLUCs, numbered
				  sequentially and showing the fee charged therefor, issued or denied pursuant to
				  this chapter, together with such portions of the applications therefor as
				  necessary to the proper administration of this chapter;
iii. A current file of all certificates,
				  permits, or authorizations issued pursuant to this chapter, and all notices of
				  violation, discontinuance, or removal issued by the Division for such time as
				  necessary to ensure continuous compliance with the provisions of this
				  chapter;
iv. A current file of all
				  use interpretations issued pursuant to this chapter;
v. Current maps locating all applications for
				  amendment, site plan/subdivision approvals, conditional uses, planned
				  developments, variances, and appeals and indicating the disposition thereof;
				  and
vi. Permanent and current
				  records of all Authority meetings and hearings and minutes and transcripts
				  taken therein.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 3 - TOURISM DISTRICT LAND USE REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT › Section 19:66-3.3 - Prohibition against improper influence

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A person shall not, with respect to any application made to
					 the Authority, whether or not such application requires a decision by the
					 Authority, attempt to contact any member of the Authority staff or of the
					 Authority governing body in an effort to improperly influence them with respect
					 to their decision regarding the subject application. This prohibition shall
					 also apply to rulemaking. Any Authority personnel or member of the Authority
					 governing body who has been contacted by an applicant (or related party)
					 seeking to influence an application shall immediately report such contact to
					 the General Counsel of the Authority, who shall take any necessary and
					 appropriate action.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 3 - TOURISM DISTRICT LAND USE REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT › Section 19:66-3.4 - Fees and escrow deposits

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(a) Any
				  application shall be accompanied by such fees as specified in the then current
				  Escrow and Fee Schedule promulgated by resolution of the Authority, and the
				  Authority shall be entitled to collect from the applicant such costs and fees
				  of professionals, including engineers, planners, and attorneys as may be
				  engaged by the Authority to address the application.
(b) A performance bond or letter of credit
				  may be required for applications submitted and approved in an amount equal to
				  an estimate of the site improvement costs, plus 10 percent. The cost estimate
				  shall be signed and sealed by a New Jersey-licensed professional engineer and
				  shall be subject to approval by the Authority. The security, which may be
				  accepted by the Authority, includes, but is not limited to, surety bonds,
				  letters of credit under the circumstances specified in section 16 of the MLUL,
				  P.L. 1991, c. 256 (
N.J.S.A. 40:55D-53
.5), and cash.
(c)
				  Whenever conditions are imposed on an approval, a deposit in escrow, or other
				  performance guarantee satisfactory to the Authority and sufficient to meet the
				  cost of implementing such conditions, may be imposed on the applicant. If such
				  conditions are not implemented in accordance with the approval in which the
				  conditions were imposed, the escrow deposit or performance guarantee may be
				  utilized by the Authority to implement the conditions. If the cost of such
				  implementation exceeds the amount in the escrow deposit or other acceptable
				  performance guarantee, the amount in excess shall be assessed against the
				  property upon which the conditions were placed, at the time of implementing the
				  conditions, and a notice of lien upon the subject property shall be filed in
				  the Office of the Atlantic County Clerk. If the cost of implementation is less
				  than the escrow deposit, the Authority shall refund the difference to the
				  applicant. If the applicant implements the conditions within the time period
				  specified by the Authority, the escrow deposit shall be returned to the
				  applicant.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 3 - TOURISM DISTRICT LAND USE REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT › Section 19:66-3.5 - Powers of the Authority and applicability

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(a) The Authority shall apply the provisions
				  of this chapter in furtherance of the Act, and shall accordingly exercise its
				  power in regard to:
1. The preparation of the
				  Master Plan;
2. Subdivision control
				  and site plan review;
3. The
				  official Tourism District Zoning Map;
4. The land use and zoning rules, including,
				  conditional uses;
5. Variances,
				  waivers, and exceptions in conjunction with subdivision, site plan and
				  conditional use approval; and
6.
				  Such other matters that rightly come to the Authority under this
				  chapter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.1 - Purpose

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The purpose of this subchapter is to establish the
					 administrative procedures for the development, redevelopment, and management of
					 properties in the Tourism District.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.2 - Certificates of Land Use Compliance (CLUC)

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(a) Unless and until a CLUC is obtained from
				  the Authority in accordance with the provisions of this chapter:
1. No construction, moving, remodeling, or
				  reconstruction of any structure or addition thereto shall be commenced, except
				  for building demolition and maintenance;
2. No use shall be commenced or
				  changed;
3. No site work, including
				  the improvement of land, site preparation, and the placement of fill, shall be
				  commenced; and
4. No change in
				  occupancy shall be permitted.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.3 - Changes in occupancy-CLUC requirements

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(a) No structure, building, or addition
				  thereto shall be occupied or used for any purpose; no vacant land shall be used
				  for any purpose; no use of land, structure, or building shall be reoccupied or
				  changed to any other permitted use; and no occupancy, except in the case of
				  one- and two-family residential dwelling units, shall be changed, unless a CLUC
				  shall first have been obtained from the land use regulation enforcement officer
				  certifying that the proposed use or occupancy complies with the applicable
				  provisions of this chapter.
(b) The
				  Authority shall be notified of any change of property owner upon transfer of
				  ownership. A change in property ownership shall not require new occupancy
				  certification, unless a change in occupancy is proposed. In such cases, new
				  CLUC, site plan, or subdivision approval from the Authority, as appropriate,
				  shall be required.
(c) Any existing
				  tenant having a valid CLUC issued by the Authority that proposes to change the
				  tenant name only shall first obtain an amended CLUC from the Authority
				  acknowledging the tenant name change, provided that the previously approved use
				  and tenant leased area remain the same.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.4 - Application for CLUC; administrative completeness

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(a) The Division shall promulgate applicable
				  forms and checklists for the CLUC application submittal requirements.
(b) The submittal requirements promulgated by
				  the Division may be waived by the Division upon written request in accordance
				  with the following:
1. A request for a waiver
				  shall specify the provision(s) from which the waiver is requested and the
				  reason(s) for the request.
2. The
				  land use administrator may grant waivers from the submittal requirements, in
				  writing, upon finding that conformance with such requirements may be determined
				  without the specific submittal(s).
3. Upon a substantive change of an
				  application or unforeseen circumstance, the land use administrator reserves the
				  right to require the submittal of a waived requirement when deemed necessary by
				  the land use administrator to determine conformance with this
				  chapter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.5 - Pre-application conference

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(a) Any
				  prospective applicant may meet informally with the Division for the purpose of
				  presenting a concept for potential development, reviewing the Authority's
				  requirements and approval process, or discussing questions or issues involving
				  the potential development.
(b) Any
				  statements or recommendations made by any representative of the Authority in
				  the context of a pre-application conference shall be considered non-binding on
				  the prospective applicant and the Authority, and shall confer no legal
				  rights.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.6 - Administrative review of fully conforming minor site plan and minor subdivision plat applications

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(a) Any
				  application submission for minor site plan and/or minor subdivision approval
				  that an applicant certifies as fully conforming to all administrative and
				  technical provisions of the applicable site plan and subdivision plat approval
				  checklists and this chapter without need for any exception, variance, or waiver
				  shall be reviewed administratively (and without the need for a hearing under
				  N.J.A.C. 19:66-14.1 ), by the land use administrator.
(b) An application shall be deemed complete
				  or incomplete within 45 calendars days of submission. If the application is
				  deemed incomplete, the land use administrator shall so notify the applicant and
				  the 45-calendar day completeness review period shall be reset. If the
				  application is deemed complete, the land use administrator shall so notify the
				  applicant and forward the application submission to the Authority consulting
				  engineer and planner for technical review.
(c) If the application is determined by the
				  Authority's consulting engineer and planner to not be fully conforming to all
				  administrative and technical provisions of the applicable site plan and
				  subdivision approval checklists and this chapter without need for any
				  exception, variance, or waiver, the land use administrator shall process the
				  application as otherwise provided in this chapter.
(d) If the application is determined by the
				  Authority's land use administrator, in consultation with the Authority's
				  consulting engineer and planner to be fully conforming to all administrative
				  and technical provisions of the applicable minor site plan and subdivision
				  approval checklists, as the case may be, and this chapter without need for any
				  exception, variance, or waiver, the land use administrator shall grant
				  administrative approval of the application within 45 calendar days of the
				  application being deemed complete. The land use administrator shall publish a
				  Notice of Decision in a newspaper of general circulation within the City and on
				  the Authority's website, which notice shall summarize the development proposal
				  that is the subject of the application and the action taken by Authority
				  thereon. Any person aggrieved by such action may file a notice of appeal of the
				  action within 20 calendar days of the publication of the Notice of Decision as
				  provided in the appeal procedures set forth at N.J.A.C. 19:66-14.3.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.7 - Application submission for preliminary major site plan/subdivision plat approval

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(a)
				  Applications for approval for a preliminary major site plan or preliminary
				  major subdivision shall be submitted to the Authority in such number of
				  duplicate copies may from time to time be required. A nonrefundable application
				  fee and, where required, an escrow fee, as established pursuant to the
				  provisions of this chapter, shall accompany each application.
(b) The application shall be in the form, and
				  with checklist(s), as promulgated by the Authority, and shall contain such
				  information and documentation as shall be prescribed from time to time by the
				  land use administrator, with the current revision of such checklists,
				  information, and documentation (as amended from time to time).
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.8 - Application submission for final major site plan/subdivision plat approval

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(a) Upon approval
				  of the preliminary major site plan or preliminary major subdivision and within
				  the time limits established in the MLUL, the applicant may submit an
				  Application for Final Site Plan or Final Subdivision approval.
(b) Applications for approval of a final site
				  plan/subdivision shall be submitted to the Division in such number of duplicate
				  copies as may from time to time be required. A nonrefundable application fee
				  and, when required, an escrow fee, as established pursuant to the provisions of
				  this chapter shall accompany each application.
(c) The application may include the entire
				  area included in the approved preliminary plan or subdivision or one or more
				  phases or units thereof in accordance with a phasing plan approved as part of
				  the preliminary major site plan or major subdivision application. The
				  application shall add necessary detail to and put in final form the information
				  contained in the approved preliminary plan or plat, and shall conform to the
				  approved preliminary major site plan or preliminary major subdivision and all
				  conditions imposed on such approval in all respects.
(d) The application shall be in such form and
				  shall contain such information and documentation as shall be prescribed from
				  time to time by the land use administrator on the applicable checklists and
				  forms promulgated by the Authority with the current revision of such
				  checklists, information, and documentation (as amended from time to
				  time).
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.9 - Application; when hearing is required

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Whenever it is determined by the land use administrator
					 charged with reviewing an application that the applicable standards established
					 pursuant to this chapter have not been met, or when the applicant has requested
					 that the applicable standards established pursuant to this chapter should be
					 excepted, varied, or waived, a hearing shall be required in accordance with
					 N.J.A.C. 19:66-14.1.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.10 - Phasing plan permitted

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(a) An
				  application may include a phasing plan within its preliminary site plan
				  submission that depicts the evolution of the overall development.
(b) The phasing plan must be shown
				  graphically on the site plan and a description of each sequential phase must be
				  included within the required development application.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.11 - Phasing plan amendments

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(a) An
				  applicant may amend a phasing plan that has received preliminary and final site
				  plan approval.
(b) The amended
				  phasing plan will be initially reviewed administratively in accordance with the
				  provisions of this chapter.
(c)
				  Should the land use administrator determine that the proposed changes to the
				  phasing plan would materially alter the development in a manner that would
				  require technical review of the site plan standards of this chapter, the
				  applicant shall file an amended application in accordance with the provisions
				  of this chapter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.12 - Administration

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(a) The Authority
				  shall administer the provisions of this chapter and shall:
1. Approve, approve conditionally, or
				  disapprove minor subdivision plats;
2. Approve, approve conditionally, or
				  disapprove preliminary subdivision plats;
3. Approve, approve conditionally, or
				  disapprove final subdivision plats;
4. Approve, approve conditionally, or
				  disapprove minor site plans;
5.
				  Approve, approve conditionally, or disapprove preliminary and final site
				  plans;
6. Transmit a report within
				  45 calendar days of the receipt of an application for final plat approval,
				  which report shall indicate the action of the Authority with respect to the
				  final plat. If the Authority and the applicant agree, the 45-calendar-day
				  period may be extended for an additional 45-calendar-day period;
7. Set forth in writing and transmit to the
				  applicant a copy of the reasons thereof in the event of withholding of
				  approval, or the disapproval of, a subdivision application.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.13 - Minor subdivision procedure

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(a) Within 45 calendar days after the receipt
				  of the proposed minor subdivision plat, the Authority engineer shall review the
				  plat for conformance with the development standards and the New Jersey Map
				  Filing Law,
				  N.J.S.A.
				  46:23-9.9 et seq., and either:
1. Notify the applicant in writing that the
				  minor subdivision plat will be approved upon submission of the required minor
				  subdivision fee, one original mylar, and 10 copies of the minor subdivision
				  plat, and when prepared digitally, a digital copy of the plat in
				  AutoCAD-compatible format; or
2.
				  Notify the applicant in writing of the reasons why the minor subdivision plat
				  cannot be approved.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.14 - Major subdivision procedure

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(a) Upon classification of a proposed
				  subdivision as a major subdivision, the applicant shall submit an application
				  for preliminary major subdivision approval.
(b) If preliminary plat approval is issued by
				  the Authority, the applicant shall file an application for final plat approval
				  with the Authority in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 4 - DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCEDURES › Section 19:66-4.15 - Authority land development rules or approved redevelopment plans

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No subdivision or site plan shall conflict with this
					 chapter or Authority approved redevelopment plan for the property in
					 question.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 5 - ZONE DISTRICT USE STANDARDS › Section 19:66-5.1 - Establishment of zoning districts

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(a)
				  The Tourism District is divided into the following zoning districts:
1. Beach District (B);
2. Resort Commercial (RC);
3. Ducktown Arts (DA);
4. Central Business District (CBD);
5. Gateway (GWAY);
6. Marina (M);
7. Gardner's Basin (GB);
8. Bader Field (BADER);
9. Thorofare Waterfront (TW);
10. Lighthouse One (LH-1);
11. Lighthouse Two (LH-2);
12. Kentucky Avenue Renaissance
				  (KAR);
13. Absecon Inlet
				  (AI);
14. Open Space (OS);
				  and
15. Beach Conservation
				  (BC).
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › STATE ETHICS COMMISSION › Chapter 66 - CASINO REINVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TOURISM DISTRICT LAND DEVELOPMENT RULES › Subchapter 5 - ZONE DISTRICT USE STANDARDS › Section 19:66-5.2 - General provisions

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(a) The
				  following provisions shall apply to all zoning districts:
1. The design of all improvements shall
				  comply with the provisions of this chapter.
2. Minimum lowest floor elevations for
				  structures shall comply with the standards of the FHACA Rules at
N.J.A.C. 7:13-12.5
and the
				  Uniform Construction Code.
3.
				  Renewable and/or sustainable energy systems, such as photovoltaic, wind energy,
				  hydropower, or geothermal system installations, and other systems determined by
				  the Authority engineer to be renewable and/or sustainable energy system
				  installations, shall be subject to the following:
i. Such systems are permitted as principal
				  uses in non-residential zoning districts only and as accessory uses in all
				  zoning districts;
ii. Such systems
				  mounted on or in a building located in zoning districts allowing residential
				  uses shall be permitted as accessory uses. All other systems in zoning
				  districts allowing residential uses shall require special exception
				  approval;
iii. Any structure
				  associated with such system(s) shall comply with all bulk requirements of the
				  zoning districts, except that ground-mounted photovoltaic arrays installed over
				  vehicular use areas may be permitted at a minimum setback of five feet from
				  side and rear property lines in non-residential zoning districts; and
iv. All performance standards set forth in
				  this chapter shall apply.