Establishes wildlife management plans for open space and farmland and authorizes CBT revenues for related activities.
New Jersey A208 mandates the creation and implementation of wildlife management plans for open space and farmland under certain conditions. It authorizes the use of constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to fund activities related to these plans. Local government units can submit their own wildlife management plans, developed before the bill's enactment, for approval and implementation. The bill also clarifies that wildlife management activities on preserved open space or farmland are considered stewardship activities, allowing CBT revenues to be used for these purposes.
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