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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 4:1C-8

Use of appropriations

Known as the New Jersey Aquaculture Development Act

The act spans §§ 4:10-1 to 4:9-38 (1,329 sections).

Applied in 1 court decision — leading case Estate of Gibbs 98-5099 v. United States 97-5815 (1998)

Most recently applied in Estate of Gibbs 98-5099 v. United States 97-5815 (December 1998)

L. 1983, c. 32, s. 4; amended 1988,c.4,s.2.

The secretary shall use the sum of money appropriated by section 31 of this act, and any other sums as may be appropriated from time to time for like purposes, to assist the committee in administering the provisions of this act to make grants to assist boards or any other local units as authorized herein, to acquire development easements, to purchase fee simple absolute titles to farmland for resale with agricultural deed restrictions for farmland preservation purposes, and to make grants to landowners to fund soil and water conservation projects, on land devoted to farmland preservation programs within duly certified agricultural development areas.

With respect to moneys to be utilized to make grants for soil and water conservation projects, the secretary shall not approve any grant unless it shall be for a project which is also part of a farm conservation plan approved by the local soil conservation district.

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