Union Beach City Zoning Code
§ 13-3.13
Effect on Pending and New Applications.
a.
After the effective date of this chapter all new applications for development shall be subject to the provisions of this chapter. Within 45 days of submission of such application for development the administrative officer shall notify the developer in writing if an application for development is found to be incomplete or it shall be deemed to be properly submitted and constitute a complete application 45 days after the date of submission. If a developer is notified that an application for development is incomplete the administrative officer shall further notify the developer within 45 days of submission of all the additional plans and supporting documentation requested if an application for development is still found to be incomplete or it shall be deemed to be properly submitted and constitute a complete application 45 days after submission of all the additional plans and supporting documentation requested.
b.
All applications for development filed prior to the effective date of this chapter may be continued, subject to the following:
1.
The time limits for approval by the municipal agency set forth within this chapter shall not apply unless the developer shall notify the municipal agency in writing that he desires the application to be considered within such time limits. Such letter of notification from the developer shall constitute the filing of a new application for development subject to the provisions of paragraph a of this subsection and all other provisions of this chapter.
2.
If the developer does not notify the municipal agency that he desires the application for development to be considered within the time limits set forth in this chapter, such application for development shall be processed and acted upon pursuant to the procedures heretofore in effect at the time of such application.
3.
All approvals granted after the effective date of this chapter shall confer upon the applicant all the rights set forth in this chapter.