But with concerns that over-regulation could stunt New Jersey's economic growth, NJBA has come up with some ideas of its own, according to executive director Pat O'Keefe. NJBA proposes:,
• designating specific sites/areas for population and employment growth, with all growth allocated 100% to those places for the next 20 years,,
• using state aid to expand services and infrastructure in those zones,,
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