FREEHOLD, NJ—Successful utility and development projects require deep understanding of New Jersey's environmental regulations and property restrictions, according to Christine Roy, partner in the law firm of Rutter & Roy. The firm has been advising energy clients since 1950, and is familiar with the many challenges pipeline companies face, especially when crossing New Jersey's open spaces.
Among the major property restrictions encountered in New Jersey is Green Acres restricted land. The Green Acres Program was created 55 years ago to protect open space and natural resources. As part of New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection, the program has preserved over 680,000 acres since it was founded.
Roy represents major interstate natural gas pipeline companies, advising them on various aspects of construction projects including Green Acres diversions and streamlining the regulatory process to prevent delays. She offers her perspective on the program and the impact it has on the successful planning of pipeline projects.
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