NJBIA and several building and labor groups are urging the Sherrill administration to reconsider NJDEP Land Use rules finalized before the governor’s recently signed Executive Order 7, which institutes a 90-day pause on new rule proposals and adoption of pending regulations to ensure a more affordable New Jersey.
The controversial Resilient Environments and Landscape (REAL) rules, which greatly expand New Jersey’s flood zones despite dated science, will make it more difficult to develop and raise overall building costs.”
Read the full story on New Jersey Business: https://njbmagazine.com/njb-news-now/njbia-building-labor-groups-urge-sherrill-administration-to-reconsider-dep-land-use-rules/
NJBIA, Building, Labor Groups Urge Sherrill Administration to Reconsider DEP Land Use Rules [New Jersey Business]
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