Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 24, December 18, 2024
(a) An
application for concept review shall be accompanied by six copies of a plan to
a scale no greater than one inch equals 100 feet (1=1,000 for metric),
preferably one inch equals 50 feet (1=600 for metric). The Department may
require additional copies of the plans. Plan sheets shall not exceed 24 inches
(594 millimeters) by 36 inches (841 millimeters). If a planning review is
required, the application shall also by accompanied by three copies of the
traffic impact study. The application shall provide sufficient information to
enable the Department to determine the feasibility of the proposed project, but
extensive construction details are not required.
(b) The following information shall be
included in the application:
1. Proposed use
and size of buildings;
2. Lot
location, including existing topography within 1,000 feet (300 meters) in each
direction;
3. Copy of tax map
showing block number, lot number and lot lines;
4. Right-of-way line from Department
desirable typical section;
8. Percentage of traffic
anticipated to use each access point on the lot;
9. Type of construction (Concrete,
bituminous, gravel, etc.);
10.
Parking facilities and internal traffic circulation;
11. Speed change lanes (Acceleration,
deceleration, left turn slots);
12.
Traffic signals--existing and proposed;
13. Lane and shoulder widths;
14. Number of lanes on the highway;
15. Location of centerline on undivided
highways and median on divided highways;
16. Location of existing median openings on
divided highways;
17. Traffic
pattern changes;
18. Typical
section--existing and proposed, including widths and pavement types;
19. Length of lot frontage along
highway;
20. Zoning designation of
lot;
22. Copies of
transmittals and proofs of service of duplicate applications to the municipal
clerk and county planning board of the municipality and county in which the
site is located and, for concept review applications with a traffic impact
study, to any other municipality or county within the study area established
pursuant to
N.J.A.C.
16:47-4.3 6;
23. Location of any access easements on the
lot; and
24. Travel demand
management plan (optional).
