(a) A nonprofit shall
submit an application containing all of the following:
1. A completed application form, provided by the
Committee, that identifies the nonprofit; lists the project location; contains a
brief description of the project and an estimate of the funding request amount;
identifies the nonprofit's contact person for the project; and contains the
certification of the person authorized by the enabling resolution required under
(a)2 below to submit the application.
i. The
nonprofit shall base the estimated funding request amount on the present market
value or anticipated purchase price of the project site and not solely on the tax
assessed value of the project site. The nonprofit shall include estimated survey,
appraisal, and preliminary assessment costs, and estimated costs of building
demolition, if applicable;
2.
A certified copy of the enabling resolution, authorizing the submission of a
Committee application and authorizing a person to execute the project agreement
described in 2:76-16.1(a);
3. A narrative description of the extent to which
the project meets the award criteria under
2:76-14.1;
4. A copy of the deed restrictions to be placed on
the land;
5. A project reference map
with dimensions of at least 22 inches by 36 inches and containing the following
information:
i. The project name and
location;
ii. The parcel number as
assigned by the nonprofit to each adjacent group of lots with one owner. Lots under
a single ownership that are physically separated must be assigned individual parcel
numbers;
iii. The lot and block numbers
and municipality(ies) in which the proposed project site is located;
iv. The owner(s) of record as of the date of
application submission;
v. The area of
project site, in acreage;
vi. The
dimensions of each lot marked on each perimeter boundary;
vii. Improvements shown in approximate location on
lots;
viii. If the acquisition of part
of a lot is proposed, both the area of the part to be acquired and the area of the
remainder must be denoted;
ix. The name
and block and lot identification of adjacent landowner(s);
x. The scale of map proportional to the size of
the project site so as to allow an appraiser to prepare an accurate
appraisal;
xi. An arrow indicating
north;
xii. The location and area of all
known existing easements, road rights-of-way, and similar features, with source of
such information identified;
xiii. The
location and area of tidelands, as determined from New Jersey Tidelands claims maps,
conveyance overlays, and atlas sheets;
xiv. The location and area of flood plain, as
shown on the New Jersey State Flood Hazard Area maps prepared under the Flood Hazard
Area Control Act,
58:16A-50 et seq.;
xv. The location and area of coastal wetlands, as
shown on maps prepared by the Department under the Wetlands Act of 1970,
13:9A-1 et seq.; and
xvi. The location and area of freshwater wetlands,
as determined from:
(1) A wetlands delineation, if
one exists, verified by the Department's Land Use Regulation Program or its
successor;
(2) Freshwater wetlands maps
prepared by the Department under the Freshwater Wetlands Protection Act,
13:9B-1 et seq., if they exist;
or
(3) If the document listed under
(a)4xvi(1) and (2) above do not exist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National
Wetlands Inventory (NWI) maps, in conjunction with County Soil Surveys published by
the U.S. Department of Agriculture;
6. A street map which clearly indicates the
location of the project site;
7. A copy
of the affidavit of publication of the newspaper notice required under (b)
below;
8. Photographic slides and/or
prints that clearly show the existing conditions at the proposed project site;
and
9. A local tax map that indicates
the lots and blocks to be acquired.
