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Code · New Jersey · Title 32 — Motor Vehicles · Chapter 11D

32:11D-15. Comprehensive plan, program and budgets

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The commission shall, in accordance with Article 13 of this compact, formulate and adopt:
(a)A comprehensive plan, after consultation with water users and interested public bodies, for the immediate and long range development and uses of the water resources of the basin;
(b)A water resources program, based upon the comprehensive plan, which shall include a systematic presentation of the quantity and quality of water resources needs of the area to be served for such reasonably foreseeable period as the commission may determine, balanced by existing and proposed projects required to satisfy such needs, including all public and private projects affecting the basin, together with a separate statement of the projects proposed to be undertaken by the commission during such period; and
(c)An annual current expense budget, and an annual capital budget consistent with the water resources program covering the commission's projects and facilities for the budget period.
L.1961, c. 13, p. 50, s. 3.2.
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