Financial Disclosure Statements are not Required for SID Board Members or Officers
The purpose of this article is to provide clarity on the application of the financial disclosure requirements of the Local Government Ethics Law.
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Redevelopment Matters: NJ Supreme Court Decision Signals Shift in Redevelopment Law
The NJ Supreme Court delivered a landmark ruling in Malanga v. Township of West Orange, signaling a significant shift in the court’s approach to reviewing municipal determinations of “blight” under the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law.
The State Plan is Being Revised: What It Means & How to Get Involved
Your downtown can comment on the State Plan update, which will guide NJ’s municipalities and counties to foster prosperity by enhancing economic, place, social, and civic value.
Compromise Law is Not a Win for Liquor License Reform
January 8, 2024 – NJ liquor license “reform” bill addresses the arcane restrictions on NJ’s craft producers, but still leaves our small-business, restaurateurs thirsting for more.
Reform on the Rocks: NJ’s Struggle with Liquor Licenses
June 23, 2023 – We hosted a session at the NJ Planning and Redevelopment Conference talking about liquor license reform.
DNJ Testifies before Assembly Committee about Liquor License Reform Reform
May 24, 2023 – Downtown New Jersey testified before the NJ Assembly Oversight, Reform and Federal Regulations Committee to express their support for comprehensive liquor license reform.