Land Use & Zoning
In New Jersey, a developer who receives subdivision approval is granted what type of approval?
AA permanent license to develop any property in the municipality
BApproval to divide the specific parcel as shown on the approved plat, typically for a set period before it expires✓ Correct
CAutomatic building permit issuance
DAn exemption from all subsequent zoning changes
Explanation
NJ subdivision approval grants the right to divide the specific parcel as shown on the approved plat. Approval typically has a specified term (2 years for preliminary, extended upon final approval). Developers must apply for building permits separately after receiving subdivision approval.
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