Land Use & Zoning
In New Jersey, a 'site plan approval' is required for:
AAll single-family home sales
BNon-residential development and multi-family residential development showing building layout, parking, utilities, and landscaping✓ Correct
COnly government construction projects
DInterior renovations only
Explanation
Site plan approval under the NJ MLUL is required for non-residential development and certain multi-family projects. The Planning Board reviews detailed plans showing building placement, parking, drainage, utilities, and landscaping before permits are issued.
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