Land Use & Zoning
Under NJ law, a developer seeking to subdivide land must obtain approval from the:
AZoning Board of Adjustment
BMunicipal Planning Board✓ Correct
CNJ DEP only
DCounty Planning Board only
Explanation
Under the MLUL, subdivision of land in NJ requires approval from the municipal Planning Board, which reviews the application against the subdivision ordinance and master plan.
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