13:8A-48. Disposition of lands acquired by State; approval
14. a. Lands acquired or developed by the State under this act with money from the State Recreation and Conservation Land Acquisition and Development Fund shall not be disposed of or diverted to use for other than recreation and conservation purposes without the approval of the State House Commission and unless the disposal or diversion is executed in accordance with P.L.1993, c.38 (C.13:1D-51 et al.). Such approval shall not be given unless the commissioner shall agree to pay an amount equal to the value of such land, as determined by the commission, into that fund. Money so returned to said fund shall be deemed wholly a part of the portion of that fund available for land acquisition or development by the State under this act.
b. If land acquired by the State under this act with money from the State Recreation and Conservation Land Acquisition and Development Fund is subsequently developed for any water supply projects, the commissioner shall pay an amount equal to the current value of the land so developed, as said value is determined by the State House Commission, into that fund. Money so returned to the fund shall be deemed wholly a part of the portion of that fund available for land acquisition and development by the State under this act. The commissioner shall make said payment from any funds available for such purpose from the State Water Development Fund or other water development moneys appropriated and available for such purpose.
L.1975,c.155,s.14; amended 1993,c.38,s.11.
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