New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 16 - TRANSPORTATION
Chapter 47 - STATE HIGHWAY ACCESS MANAGEMENT CODE
Subchapter 12 - ACCESS MANAGEMENT PLANS
Section 16:47-12.8 - Implementation of an access management plan
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 16:47-12.8
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) Implementation of an AMP shall be achieved through:
1. Enforcement of the municipal land development
ordinances and policies that implement the provisions of the AMP;
2. The Department's issuance of permits consistent
with the provisions of the AMP; and
3.
The implementation of recommended roadway improvements by the appropriate
agencies.
(b) A municipality issuing land development approvals and land use permits for a lot or site located within the AMP shall ensure that:
1. Land use
intensities are consistent with those identified in the AMP;
2. The number of driveways between the State
highway and a lot or site does not exceed the maximum number of driveways identified
in the AMP;
3. The driveways between the
State highway and a lot or site are located within the access envelope identified in
the AMP for each lot or site;
4. Any lot subdivision approved subsequent to the
adoption of an AMP does not create any nonconforming lot, as described in this
chapter. Any subsequent lot subdivision shall not generate more trips than the
maximum number allowed from the original lot or result in more driveways between the
State highway and subdivided lots than allowed for in the AMP; and
5. Any subsequent lot consolidation does not
generate more trips than the sum of the maximum number allowed from each of the
original lots or contain more driveways between the State highway and the lot or
site than the total number allowed for in the AMP.
(c) The Department, when considering an access application, will:
1. Only issue an access permit
consistent with the provisions of the AMP, and require that roadway improvements
resulting from access permits issued within the limits of the AMP be consistent with
those identified in the AMP; and
2. Deny
an access permit if trip generation thresholds or operational levels as identified
in the AMP would be exceeded, until improvements identified in the AMP are
constructed or an implementation plan is in place.
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