Laptop Battery Gov. James E. McGreevey ordered yesterday that a controversial new law aimed at speeding up building approvals and related environmental permits not be implemented for at least seven months.
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Thinkpad The measure, known as the fast-track law, sped through the Legislature in June and was to take effect Wednesday. It would force the state to make many permit decisions within 45 days, and delegate some decisions to private consultants.
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Laptop Computers "We're confident that the result of this process will be that the flaws of fast-track will be revealed," said David Pringle of the New Jersey Environmental Federation.
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Laptop Computer At least one major home builder, K. Hovnanian Homes, was annoyed at the delay, as was the state chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties, which represents commercial and industrial builders.
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Desktop Computer "Clearly it's slowing the process down, and gosh, it being an election year, who knows?" said association spokesman Mike McGuinness. "It just may never come to fruition."
Notebooks McGuinness said the redevelopment of old industrial sites will continue to drag, while a K. Hovnanian statement said an "acute housing crisis" in the state would be prolonged.
Lenovo Notably, one major business lobbying group that supports the law, the New Jersey Business and Industry Association, said McGreevey's order was a good idea since it would allow for better planning.
Hard Drive "We want this thing to work," said Jim Sinclair, the group's vice president. "To throw something together that isn't going to function is not in the best interest of the business community."
Travelstar The fast-track law is widely believed to have been a tradeoff to pro-growth South Jersey Democratic lawmakers for their support of legislation preserving part of the water-rich Highlands. Fast-track puts teeth into the State Development and Redevelopment Plan, a decade-old growth-planning map, for the first time.
Gateway Under the law, businesses seeking permits or approvals in those areas the State Plan targets for growth -- a broad swath cutting largely from the northeastern to the southwestern parts of the state -- could pay a fee and have their applications put on a 45-day fast track. If the state failed to make a decision in time, the permit would automatically be granted.
Laptop Parts Currently, many applications for everything from incinerators to housing developments to wetlands destruction remain in limbo for years -- with the delay serving as state regulators' crude method of rejecting developments they deem environmentally harmful. Outright rejections are often difficult to sustain in court.
Software Another part of the law says that a new one-judge court would hear appeals of permit rejections. And a new smart-growth ombudsman in the governor's administration could reject any regulation that he or she decided was a threat to smart growth.
Hard Drives McGreevey's executive order, which he signed yesterday afternoon, requires that the state open up a 90-day public-comment period on the law starting Monday. During those three months, state agencies will take suggestions on how to implement fast-tracking.
Electronics Then, inthe four months after that, the agencies -- the Department of Environmental Protection, the Department of Transportation, and the Department of Community Affairs -- would propose rules for creating their fast tracks. That would be followed by another public comment period that could last up to a year.
Canon The executive order states that the rules must leave time for "reasonable public notice and opportunities for public comment," even on fast-tracked decisions. That clause could serve as an excuse to stretch the 45 days, development advocates worried.
Desktop Pc Furthermore, the order stresses that the rules must match federal standards when it comes to a vast array of environmental programs -- from toxic-waste cleanups to endangered species protection to coastal development. That could be read to exempt those numerous programs from fast-tracking, environmentalists and business advocates said.
Desktop Computers Those on both sides of the argument stressed that they looked forward to working with State Sen. Richard Codey when he takes over as governor Nov. 15.
Think Pad Codey was out of town and not available for comment late yesterday, but Assemblyman John McKeon, a fellow Democrat who is close to Codey, characterized McGreevey's order as "appropriate."
Repair "I think this is his way to ensure that there are no unintended consequences," McKeon said.
Data Recovery By Alexander Lane
Star-Ledger - 11/6/2004
Topic: Sprawl
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