What happens to proposed amendments filed by a developer with the Division?

When proposed amendments are filed by a developer with the Division, these amendments are typically reviewed and not automatically approved or denied. The correct understanding is that they are subject to a process where they are considered approved unless the Division actively determines that they should be disapproved. This means that the Division has a responsibility to review the amendments, but unless there is a specific reason to reject them, the amendments generally stand approved.

This approach is designed to facilitate the development process while ensuring that the Division still has oversight and the ability to protect consumer interests. It underscores the importance of maintaining a balance between efficient project progression for developers and the necessary regulatory framework established to protect consumers and ensure compliance with existing laws and regulations.