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ASSEMBLY, No. 0 STATE OF NEW JERSEY th LEGISLATURE INTRODUCED JUNE, 0 Sponsored by: Assemblywoman SHEILA Y. OLIVER District (Essex and Passaic) Assemblywoman ANNETTE CHAPARRO District (Hudson) Assemblyman TROY SINGLETON District (Burlington) Assemblyman JOSEPH A. LAGANA District (Bergen and Passaic) Assemblyman JON M. BRAMNICK District (Morris, Somerset and Union) Assemblywoman VALERIE VAINIERI HUTTLE District (Bergen) Assemblyman ANDREW ZWICKER District (Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex and Somerset) Co-Sponsored by: Assemblymen Chiaravalloti, A.M.Bucco, Assemblywoman Rodriguez- Gregg, Assemblymen DiMaio, O'Scanlon, Assemblywoman N.Munoz, Assemblymen Carroll, Ciattarelli, Howarth, Dancer, Peterson, Webber, Assemblywoman B.DeCroce, Assemblymen Wolfe, Rible, Clifton, Assemblywoman Handlin, Assemblyman C.A.Brown, Assemblywoman Gove, Assemblyman McGuckin, Assemblywoman Schepisi, Assemblymen Auth, Rooney, S.Kean and Russo SYNOPSIS Appropriates $,00, from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues and various Green Acres funds to DEP for local government open space acquisition and park development projects. CURRENT VERSION OF TEXT As introduced. (Sponsorship Updated As Of: /0/0)

0 0 0 0 AN ACT appropriating $,00, from constitutionally dedicated corporation business tax revenues and various Green Acres funds to assist local government units to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes. BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey:. As used in this act: Constitutionally dedicated corporation business tax revenues means corporation business tax revenues dedicated pursuant to Article VIII, Section II, paragraph of the State Constitution in the Preserve New Jersey Green Acres Fund and the unexpended balances in the Diesel Risk Mitigation Fund - Constitutional Dedication account made available for this purpose pursuant to the provisions of P.L.0, c.0, for the acquisition or development of lands by local government units for recreation and conservation purposes in accordance with the provisions of the P.L.0, c. (C.:C- et seq). Densely or highly populated municipality means a municipality with a population density of at least,000 persons per square mile, or a population of at least,000 persons, according to the latest federal decennial census. Densely populated county means a county with a population density of at least,000 persons per square mile according to the latest federal decennial census. Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund means the fund established pursuant to section of P.L., c. (C.:C-). Green Acres bond act means P.L.00, c., P.L.00, c., P.L., c.0, P.L., c., P.L., c., P.L., c., and P.L., c.. Highly populated county means a county with a population density of at least,000 persons per square mile according to the latest federal decennial census. Preserve New Jersey Green Acres Fund means the fund established pursuant to section of the Preserve New Jersey Act, P.L.0, c. (C.:C-). Stewardship activity means the same as the term is defined in section of the Preserve New Jersey Act, P.L.0, c. (C.:C-).. There is appropriated to the Department of Environmental Protection the following sums for the purpose of providing grants or loans, or both, to assist local government units to acquire lands for recreation and conservation purposes pursuant to section of this act and for the purpose of providing grants or loans, or both, to assist local government units to develop lands for recreation and

0 0 conservation purposes pursuant to section of this act: a. $,,000 from constitutionally dedicated corporation business tax revenues; b. $,, from the Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund and any Green Acres fund established pursuant to a Green Acres bond act, made available due to loan repayments; c. $,0, from the Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund and any Green Acres fund established pursuant to a Green Acres bond act, made available due to project cancellations and withdrawals; and d. $0, from the Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund and any Green Acres fund established pursuant to a Green Acres bond act, made available due to interest earnings.. There is appropriated from the General Fund to the Preserve New Jersey Green Acres Fund an amount determined by the State Treasurer to be necessary to implement the provisions of this act.. a. The following projects to acquire lands for recreation and conservation purposes are eligible for funding with the moneys appropriated pursuant to section of this act: () Planning Incentive Acquisition Projects: Cresskill Bergen Cresskill ugh Park Expansion Oakland Bergen of Oakland Open Space & Recreation Plan $, 00,000 River Vale Twp Bergen Watershed Property Acq 00,000 Burlington County Burlington Planning Incentive Medford Twp Burlington Open Space Incentive 00,000 Moorestown Twp Burlington Open Space Preservation Plan,0 Cumberland County Cumberland Trails & Open Space Acq 00,000 Livingston Twp Essex Township of Livingston Open Space Acq 00,000 Gloucester County Gloucester Open Space Plan Hunterdon County Hunterdon County Open Space Plan 00,000 Delaware Twp Hunterdon Open Space Acq 00,000 East Amwell Twp Hunterdon Open Space & Recreation Plan,00 Kingwood Twp Hunterdon Open Space Plan,000 Lebanon Twp Hunterdon Lebanon Twp Preservation Priorities 00,000

Readington Twp Hunterdon Greenway Incentive Plan 00,000 Tewksbury Twp Hunterdon Recreation and Open Space Plan 00,000 Mercer County Mercer Mercer County Planning Incentive Hopewell Twp Mercer Hopewell Township Open Space Acq,0,000 0,000 Princeton Mercer Princeton Open Space Acq,00 West Windsor Twp Mercer West Windsor Planning Inc 00,000 Monmouth County Monmouth Planning Incentive Acq,0,000 Allentown Monmouth Mercer-Monmouth Regional Greenbelt Millstone Twp Monmouth Millstone Planning Incentive- Project Evergreen 00,000 00,000 Chatham Twp Morris Chatham Open Space Acq 00,000 Denville Twp Morris Denville Open Space Acquisition 00,000 Hanover Twp Morris Open Space Acq, Kinnelon Morris Open Space Acq,000 Madison Morris Madison Open Space Acq 00,000 Ocean County Ocean Planning Incentive Grant Harvey Cedars Ocean James Street Wetlands Project 0,000 Point Pleasant Beach Ocean Open Space & Recreation Acq,0 Somerset County Somerset County Open Space Acq,0,000 Bedminster Twp Somerset Bedminster Parks Exp 00,000 Bernardsville Somerset Bernardsville Open Space and Recreation Lands 00,000 Montgomery Twp Somerset Open Space Acq 00,000 Peapack-Gladstone Somerset Open Space Acq 00,000 Union County Union Union County Open Space & Recreation Plan,00,000 Alpha Warren Alpha ugh Open Space 0,000 Washington Warren Washington Open Space Acq 00,000 TOTAL $,,0 () Standard Acquisition Projects: Hamilton Twp Atlantic nd Street ParkAcq $0,00 Franklin Lakes Bergen Franklin Lakes Open Space Acq 00,000

Hillsdale Bergen Hillsdale Flood Buyout Acq,0 TOTAL $0,0 b. The following projects to acquire lands for recreation and conservation purposes located in municipalities eligible to receive State aid pursuant to P.L., c. (C.:D- et seq.), either as of June 0, 0 or the effective date of this act, are eligible for funding with the moneys appropriated pursuant to section of this act: Bloomfield Twp Essex Third River Park and Preserve $ Newark City Essex Newark Riverfront Park Acq Hoboken City Hudson Land Acq Jersey City Hudson Berry Lane Acq Union City Hudson Weehawken Union City Reservoir Acq Carteret Middlesex Arthur Kill Waterfront Park Ph III Neptune Twp Monmouth Flood Prone Property Acq Paterson City Passaic Ryle Ave/West Broadway Corridor Acq TOTAL $,000,000 0 c. The following projects to acquire lands for recreation and conservation purposes, located in densely or highly populated municipalities or sponsored by densely populated counties or highly populated counties, are eligible for funding with the moneys appropriated pursuant to section of this act: Wood-Ridge Bergen Wood-Ridge Recreation Complex Acq 0,000 Washington Twp Gloucester Open Space & Recreation Project 0,000 Harrison Town Hudson Waterfront Park Walkway Acq,0 Hamilton Twp Mercer Hamilton Twp Open Space Acq,0 East Brunswick Twp North Brunswick Twp Middlesex Open Space Plan 0,000 Middlesex North Brunswick Plan 0,000 Howell Twp Monmouth Planning Incentive 0,000

Marlboro Twp Monmouth Marlboro Open Space Acq 0,000 Morristown Town Morris Open Space Expansion 00,000 Manchester Twp Ocean Planning Incentive 0,000 Little Falls Twp Passaic Little Falls Blue Acres Acq,00 TOTAL $,0,0 GRAND TOTAL $,,0. a. The following projects to develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes, located in municipalities eligible to receive State aid pursuant to P.L., c. (C.:D- et seq.) either as of June 0, 0 or the effective date of this act, or sponsored by densely populated counties, are eligible for funding with the moneys appropriated pursuant to section of this act: Pleasantville City Atlantic Bayview Avenue Waterfront Park $ Bergenfield Bergen Twin Field Improvements Garfield City Bergen Garfield Athletic Complex Hackensack City Bergen Foschini Park Improvements 00,000 Camden County Camden Cooper River Park Improvements II Camden City Camden North Camden Waterfront Park III Pennsauken Twp Camden Delaware Gardens River View Renewal Vineland City Cumberland Park Improvement at Burnt Mill Pond,,00 Essex County Essex Multi-Park Improvements,00,000 Belleville Twp Essex Belleville Municipal Stadium Improvements East Orange City Essex Columbian Park Improvements Nutley Twp Essex Father Glotzbach Soccer Field Turf Project 0, Orange City Twp Essex Multi-Park Improvements Glassboro Gloucester Town Square Park Improvements Woodbury City Gloucester Stewart Lake Park Improvements,0 Hudson County Hudson Laurel Hill Park Phase IV,00,000 Bayonne City Hudson Newark Bay Waterfront Project Kearny Town Hudson Gunnell Oval Sports Complex Reconstruction North Bergen Twp Hudson th Street Field Improvements

Weehawken Twp Hudson Weehawken Recreation Pier and Bridge Project West New York Town Hudson Historic Miller Stadium Field Surface Improvements Trenton City Mercer Hetzel Field Park Development Middlesex County Middlesex Perth Amboy Arthur Kill Waterfront,0,000 Long Branch City Monmouth Branchport Park Improvements 0,000 Brick Twp Ocean Multi-Park Improvements Passaic County Passaic Weasel Brook Park Improvements 00,000 Clifton City Passaic Athenia Park Passaic City Passaic Third Ward Veterans Memorial Park Improvements Rahway City Union Madden Field Park Improvements Roselle Union Arminio Field Park Improvement TOTAL $,,0 b. The following projects to develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes, located in densely or highly populated municipalities or sponsored by highly populated counties, are eligible for funding with the moneys appropriated pursuant to section of this act: Bergen County Bergen Overpeck Park Improvements $,0,000 Elmwood Park Bergen Birchwood Park Improvements,00 New Milford Bergen Kennedy Field Improvements,00 North Arlington Bergen Daniel Morris Park Improvements,00 Rutherford Bergen Memorial Park Improvements, West Orange Twp Essex West Orange Multipark Development,00 Middletown Twp Monmouth Multi-Park Improvements,0 Berkeley Twp Ocean Veterans Park Improvements 0,000 Wayne Twp Passaic Alps Road Ballfields 00,000 Bound Brook Somerset Multi Park Improvements 0, Somerville Somerset Chambres Park Improvement, Fanwood Union Forest Road Park Development,000 TOTAL $,,

c. The following projects for stewardship activities are eligible for funding with the moneys appropriated pursuant to section of this act: Bergen County Bergen Stormwater Canyon Restoration $,000 Ridgefield Bergen Ridgefield Nature Center Improvements, Burlington County Burlington Stewardship Multi Parks,000 Camden County Camden Watchable Wildlife Trail 0,000 Franklin Twp Gloucester Piney Hollow Preservation Area 00,000 Jersey City Hudson Jersey City Parks Stewardship, Mercer County Mercer Roebling Park Wetlands Restoration,0 Woodbridge Twp Middlesex Heards Brook Stewardship, Avon-By-The Sea Monmouth Sylvan Lake Restoration,0 Passaic County Passaic Dey Mansion Improvements 00,000 Woodland Park Peapack - Gladstone Passaic Rose Place Park Woods 0,0 Somerset Liberty Pond Park Restoration 0,0 Fanwood Union Fanwood Nature Center Rescue Initiative,0 TOTAL $,,0 0 0 GRAND TOTAL $,,0. a. Any transfer of funds, or change in project sponsor, site, or type, listed in section or of this act shall require the approval of the Joint Budget Oversight Committee or its successor. b. To the extent that moneys remain available after the projects listed in section or of this act are offered funding pursuant thereto, any project of a local government unit that previously received funding appropriated or reappropriated from any Green Acres bond act, any annual appropriations act, or the Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund for recreation and conservation purposes, or that receives funding approved pursuant to this act, shall be eligible to receive additional funding, as determined by the Department of Environmental Protection, subject to the approval of the Joint Budget Oversight Committee or its successor.. a. There is reappropriated to the Department of

0 0 0 0 Environmental Protection the unexpended balances, due to project withdrawals, cancellations, or cost savings, of the amounts appropriated or reappropriated from any Green Acres bond act, any annual appropriations act, or the Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund to assist local government units to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes, for the purposes of providing: () grants or loans, or both, to assist local government units to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes, for projects approved as eligible for such funding pursuant to this act; and () additional funding, as determined by the Department of Environmental Protection, to any project of a local government unit that previously received funding appropriated or reappropriated from any Green Acres bond act, any annual appropriations act, or the Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund for recreation and conservation purposes or that receives funding approved pursuant to this act, subject to the approval of the Joint Budget Oversight Committee or its successor. Any such additional funding provided from a Green Acres bond act may include administrative costs. b. There is appropriated to the Department of Environmental Protection such sums as may be, or may become, available on or before June 0, 0, due to interest earnings or loan repayments in any "Green Trust Fund" established pursuant to a Green Acres bond act or in the "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund," for the purpose of providing: () grants or loans, or both, to assist local government units to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes, for projects approved as eligible for such funding pursuant to this act; and () additional funding, as determined by the Department of Environmental Protection, to any project of a local government unit that previously received funding appropriated or reappropriated from any Green Acres bond act, any annual appropriations act, or the Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund for recreation and conservation purposes or that receives funding approved pursuant to this act, subject to the approval of the Joint Budget Oversight Committee or its successor. Any such additional funding provided from a Green Acres bond act may include administrative costs.. This act shall take effect immediately.

0 0 0 0 0 STATEMENT This bill appropriates $,00, from constitutionally dedicated corporation business tax revenues, the Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund, and various Green Acres bond acts to the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to provide grants or low-interest loans, or both, to assist local government units in the State to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes. Of the total amount appropriated: $,,000 is from constitutionally dedicated corporation business tax (CBT) revenues; $,, is made available due to loan repayments; $,0, is made available due to project cancellations and withdrawals; and $0, is made available due and interest earnings. The funds made available due to loan repayments, project cancellations and withdrawals, and interest earning are from the Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund and various Green Acres funds established pursuant to a Green Acres bond act. The CBT revenues appropriated in this bill are provided from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues pursuant to Article VIII, Section II, paragraph of the State Constitution, approved by the voters of the State in November 0, including the unexpended balances in the Diesel Risk Mitigation Fund Constitutional Dedication account made available for these purposes pursuant to P.L.0, c.0 (i.e., the FY0 annual appropriations act). The Preserve New Jersey Act implements for State fiscal years 0 through 0, the constitutional dedication of CBT revenues for open space, farmland, and historic preservation. The Preserve New Jersey Green Acres Fund was established by section of the Preserve New Jersey Act. The act provides that of the 0 percent of dedicated CBT revenues allocated each year for the Green Acres program: percent is to be used for State open space acquisition and development projects; percent is to be used for grants and loans to fund local government open space acquisition and development projects; and percent is to be used for grants to fund open space acquisition and development projects undertaken by qualifying tax exempt nonprofit organizations. Further, of the funding allocated for local open space acquisition and development projects, up to percent is to be used to fund stewardship activities. Stewardship activity is defined in the act as an activity, which is beyond routine operations and maintenance, undertaken to repair or restore lands acquired or developed for recreation and conservation purposes for the purpose of enhancing or protecting those lands for recreation and conservation purposes. The total amount of funding allocated for local government projects listed in this bill is $,00,. Of this amount, $,,0 is for projects to acquire lands for recreation and

0 0 0 conservations purposes, and $,,0 is for projects to develop lands for recreation and conservations purposes. Of the sum for projects to acquire lands for recreation and conservations purposes: $,,0 is allocated for planning incentive open space acquisition projects; $0,0 is allocated for standard open space acquisition projects (i.e., projects located in municipalities that do not have an open space tax); $,000,000 is allocated for projects in urban aid municipalities; and $,0,0 is allocated for projects in densely or highly populated municipalities or sponsored by densely or highly populated counties. Of the sum for projects to develop lands for recreation and conservations purposes: $,,0 is allocated for local park development projects in urban aid municipalities or sponsored by densely populated counties; $,, is allocated for local park development projects in densely or highly populated municipalities or sponsored by highly populated counties; and $,,0 allocated for stewardship activity projects. The projects listed have been approved by the DEP and the Garden State Preservation Trust (GSPT). The projects approved by the bill include projects in urban aid and densely or highly populated municipalities and counties. The bill defines a densely or highly populated municipality as a municipality with a population density of at least,000 persons per square mile or a population of at least,000 persons; a densely populated county as a county with a population density of at least,000 persons per square mile; and a highly populated county as a county with a population density of at least,000 persons per square mile. To the extent that there are funds remaining after those local government unit projects listed in this bill are offered funding, the bill also authorizes the DEP, with the approval of the Joint Budget Oversight Committee (JBOC), to use those funds to provide additional funding for local government unit projects listed in this bill as well as for local government unit projects previously approved for funding pursuant to various other laws.