Establishes a 50-acre limit for lands leased as shellfisheries along New Jersey's Atlantic Coast.
This bill amends the New Jersey shellfishery leasing law to set a maximum size of 50 acres for any single ground leased as a shellfishery along the Atlantic Coast. The Shellfisheries Council, with approval from the commissioner, will determine lease terms, rental fees, and total acreage limits for individuals or entities. The Atlantic Coast, as defined, excludes the Delaware River, Delaware Bay, and their tributaries.
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