The governing body shall, at least every six
years, provide for a general reexamination of its Master Plan and
development regulations by the Planning Board. The Board shall prepare
and adopt by resolution a report on the findings. A copy shall be
sent to the County Planning Board and to the Clerk of each adjoining
municipality. The next reexamination of the City of Vineland Master
Plan and development regulations shall be completed by August 1, 1988.
Thereafter, a reexamination shall be completed at least once every
six years from the previous reexamination. The Planning Board report
shall state:
A.
The major problems and objectives cited at the time
of the adoption of the last reexamination.
B.
The extent to which the problems and objectives have
been reduced or increased.
C.
The extent to which there have been significant changes
in the assumptions, policies and objectives forming the basis of the
Master Plan or development regulations, with particular regard to
the density and distribution of population and land uses, housing
conditions, circulation, conservation of natural resources, energy
conservation and changes in state, county and municipal policies and
objectives.
D.
The specific changes recommended, if any, including
underlying objectives, policies and standards or whether a new plan
or regulations should be prepared.
A.
The prohibition of development in order to prepare
a Master Plan and development regulation is prohibited.
B.
No moratoriums on
application for development or interim zoning shall be permitted except
in cases where the City demonstrates, on the basis of a written opinion
by qualified health professional, that a clear, imminent danger to
the health of the inhabitants of the community exists. In no case
shall the moratorium or interim ordinance exceed a six-month term.
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(NOTE: The basis for this article is N.J.S.A.
40:55D-89 to 40:55D-90.)
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