Revises various provisions of MLUL; provides for certain model applications and checklists.

This New Jersey bill revises the Municipal Land Use Law (MLUL) to streamline development applications and increase fee transparency. It requires municipalities to adopt standardized application forms and checklists, sets specific timeframes for processing applications (14 days for resubmissions, 30 days for initial resolution compliance reviews), and mandates annual fee reporting by professionals. The bill directly affects developers seeking land use approvals, municipal agencies processing applications, and professionals (consultants and municipal staff) providing related services. These changes aim to reduce delays in the development approval process and make fee structures more transparent. The bill also updates procedures for disputing professional fees, allowing applicants to directly appeal to county boards rather than requiring municipal mediation first.