Land Use & Zoning
In NJ, an 'adequate public facilities' ordinance (APF) conditions development approval on:
AThe developer's financial capability
BDemonstration that public infrastructure (roads, schools, water/sewer) has adequate capacity to serve the proposed development✓ Correct
CCompliance with CAFRA permits only
DApproval by the county planning board only
Explanation
APF ordinances (also called 'concurrency' requirements) condition development approval on proof that public infrastructure has sufficient capacity to serve the new development without degrading services to existing residents.
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