27:25A-23. Authority to own, operate "Atlantic City Expressway" project
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23. The authority, as successor to the New Jersey Expressway Authority, shall be the owner and operator of the project known as the "Atlantic City Expressway," which on the transfer date is transferred to the authority, consisting of a highway extending and located as follows: Beginning at a westerly terminus in the township of Gloucester in the county of Camden at the connection with the North-South Freeway and extending in a general southeasterly direction and between the White Horse and Black Horse Pikes thence, in various sections located in the township of Gloucester, the township of Washington in the county of Gloucester and the township of Monroe in the county of Gloucester or any of them, to and through the township of Winslow in the county of Camden, and thence through the town of Hammonton, township of Hamilton, township of Egg Harbor, city of Pleasantville, and again the township of Egg Harbor, and the city of Atlantic City, all in the county of Atlantic, to an easterly terminus within the city of Atlantic City, southeasterly of Beach Thorofare, at a connection or connections with the public highway or highways or other public facilities as may be determined by the authority to be the most feasible and practicable or at a point in Cape May county.
L.1991,c.252,s.23.