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planning boards, when the same shall have been created, such as
may, in its judgment, tend to promote the purposes of this act and of
those for which the said commission was established.
Section 4. The city council or other governing body in cities is
authorized to make suitable ordinances, and towns are authorized to
make suitable by-laws, for carrying out the purposes of this act, and
they may appropriate money therefor.
Section 5. This act shall take effect upon its passage. Approved
April 16, 1913.
4
Laws of New Jersey, 1913. Chap. 72
AN ACT to enable cities of the first class in this State to provide for a
city plan commission and provide funds for the same and
defining the duties thereof.
Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State
of New Jersey:
1. In cities of the first class it shall be lawful for the mayor to
appoint a commission to be known as the “City Plan Commission,” to
consist of not more than nine citizens of such city, and the terms of
office of all of such commissioners shall begin upon the first day of
January next succeeding the date of their appointment in such city.
Whenever commissioners shall be appointed under this act, the
terms of such commissioners shall be divided into classes of one,
two and three years, and the mayor shall designate which of such
commissioners shall hold such respective terms under the first
appointment, and shall divide the said commissioners, as nearly as
may be, into such classes, and said commissioners first appointed
as aforesaid shall hold their terms for one, two and three years
respectively.
All subsequent appointments shall be for the term of three years,
and in case any vacancy arises the appointment to fill the same shall
be for the unexpired term.
Any city plan commission now existing in any such city shall be
continued, but with the powers and duties herein provided, until the
appointment of new commissioners, under the provisions of this act.
2. Such commissions shall serve without pay, and it shall be the
duty of such commission to prepare, from time to time, plans for the
systematic and further development and betterment of such city. It
shall have the power and authority to employ experts, clerks and a
secretary, and to pay for their services, and to pay for such other
expenses as such commission may lawfully incur under the powers
hereby granted, including the necessary disbursements incurred by
its members in the performance of their duties as members of said
commission; provided, however, that the total amount so expended
in any one year shall not exceed the appropriation for such year as
hereinafter provided.
The said city plan commission may consider and investigate any
subject matter tending to the development and betterment of such
city, and make such recommendations as it may deem advisable
concerning the adoption thereof to any department of the municipal
government, and for any purpose make, or cause to be made,
surveys, plans or maps.
3. All questions concerning the location and architectural design of
any work of art, statue or other memorial within such city shall be
referred to the city plan commission for its consideration and report
before final action is taken thereon.
All plats or replats of any lands within the limits of such city shall
be submitted to the city plan commission for its recommendation
before the same are approved.
4. It shall be lawful for the board or body having charge of the
finances of any city of the first class as aforesaid, to appropriate any
amount not exceeding twenty-five thousand (25,000) dollars any
year that such commission may remain in existence, for the
expenses of such city plan commission, and the moneys required for
the expenses of said commission shall be raised by annual tax upon
real and personal property as other taxes are raised in and for such
city; provided, however, that for the fiscal year in which this act
becomes effective, such moneys may be raised by said board or
body having charge of the finances of such city, by appropriating for
that purpose any moneys in the treasury of such city not otherwise
appropriated, or by issuing and selling temporary loan bonds or
certificates of indebtedness; provided, that such bonds or certificates
shall be sold at public or private sale, after due advertisement, at not
less than par; which bonds shall bear interest at not more than five
per centum per annum, and the payment thereof, with interest, shall
be provided for in the next tax levy.
5. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed.
6. This act shall take effect immediately. Approved March 12,
1913.
[166] See page 248 of this Appendix for the amendment which
passed in 1913.