NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Recent legal decisions and pending legislation reshaping the development process in New Jersey were among the topics discussed during NAIOP New Jersey's annual Regulatory, Legislative & Legal Update Seminar, held at the New Jersey Law Center in New Brunswick, NJ.
Michael McGuinness, CEO of the commercial real estate development association, led a discussion about the impact of key legislative and legal issues on commercial real estate development in the Garden State.
Meryl Gonchar, co-chair of the Sills, Cummis & Gross Land Use Practice Group, discussed recent developments in the Dunbar Case, which involves the processing of applications for development. “The time of application law states that upon filing an application for development, it locks the zoning in place,” Gonchar says. “To gain protection of the provision, you did not have to file a complete application.”
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