52:9Q-18. Capital District Impact Statement
Any department, board, agency, division or commission of the State and any county or municipal government entity, or instrumentality thereof, which undertakes any construction, reconstruction or extension of any building, structure or facility or other improvement within the district shall, prior to undertaking such action, file with the corporation a Capital District Impact Statement which describes the ways in which the proposed construction, reconstruction or extension is consistent with the plan in its various elements. Whenever a governmental entity is granted final authority to review and approve plans for private development proposed for the district, the appropriate governmental entity with authority to grant final approval of an action shall file an impact statement for each development which is granted final approval explaining the ways in which the proposed development is consistent with the plan. The approving authority is empowered to require the preparation and submission of that impact statement by the developer as part of the application for development.
L. 1987, c. 58, s. 10.
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