In Re Protest of Coastal Permit

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• holding that the DEP's socio-economic impact statement \was sufficient . . . because it set forth the impact that DEP 'anticipated' or expected from the proposed regulations\ and because the APA \does not require a more convincing socio-economic impact analysis\
• providing history of a. Permit Lincoln alleges that CZM Rules required Hartz to obtain a permit from NJDEP, which Hartz never did. (Am. Compl. ¶ 169 (citing N.J.A.C. § 7:7-8).

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