Requires certain municipalities to include certain information concerning beach costs and revenues in municipality's public access plan.

This bill requires municipalities in New Jersey that own beaches and charge beach tag fees to include specific financial details in their public access plans. The plan must show an itemized budget of actual costs and revenues from the previous beach season, an itemized cost projection for the upcoming season, and an explanation of how any excess revenue (if revenues exceed costs) will be spent. It directly affects coastal municipalities managing publicly owned beaches with fee structures. The requirement applies to the "public access plan element" under the Municipal Land Use Law, ensuring transparency about beach financial operations. This is a procedural change focused on reporting, not altering beach management policies.