N.J. Admin. Code § 18:23A-1.18

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 24, December 18, 2024

Section 18:23A-1.18 - Rivers, streams, riparian grants

(a) Tax maps shall show all rivers and streams with their proper names on the Key Sheet or Sheets and on the respective Detail Sheets.

(b) Dashed and triple dotted lines shall be used to show rivers, streams and similar bodies of water (See Standards, Page S17).

(c) A single solid line shall be used to indicate a body of water that is also a property limit, provided it is marked "P/L" (See Standards, Page S19).

(d) On navigable and tidal waters, dimensions will indicate distances to the extent of ownership only (See Standards, Page S18).

(e) Riparian grants, leases, and licenses shall be indicated with a solid line and assigned lot numbers (See Memorandum dated April 21, 1988, from Deputy Attorney General Harry Haushalter to Ivan Hafkowitz, Chief, Engineering Section, Division of Taxation, Standards, Page S17).

Example: Where a property owner also has a riparian grant, lease or license, the area, lease or license shall be shown as a lot and assigned a subscript number to the present lot number (See Standards, Page S19). Parcels detailed from "Claims Maps" adopted by the Tidelands Resource Council must indicate such information. A note shall be placed on the tax map sheet showing name, number and date of a claims map (A useful explanation concerning the manner of reflecting a Riparian interest on a tax map may be found on page 21 of an Attorney General Opinion dated April 21, 1988, and on page S20 of the Standards. The A.G. Opinion may be obtained from the Tax Map Inspection/Railroad Assessment Section of Property Administration).

N.J. Admin. Code § 18:23A-1.18