How many days does a planning board have to provide a report on development regulation changes?

The planning board in New Jersey is required to provide a report on development regulation changes within 35 days. This timeframe is established to ensure that the planning board can adequately review and analyze any proposed changes to development regulations, allowing for an organized and systematic approach to planning and development within the municipality. The 35-day period ensures that all stakeholders have a fair opportunity to assess the implications of any changes and contributes to transparency in the planning process. This timeline is part of the broader regulatory framework that governs planning boards and is designed to promote efficiency while still allowing for thorough consideration of important developments in land use and planning law.