What is the required advertisement timeframe for public property sales?

The correct timeframe for the advertisement of public property sales is determined by New Jersey statutes, which stipulate that the proposal must be published at least 7 days before the sale, but not more than 14 days prior to the sale date. This ensures that the public is adequately notified of the impending sale and has sufficient time to participate if interested.

This timeframe allows for transparency and fairness in the process of selling public property, meeting legal requirements while fostering an open government practice. It's essential that this period is adhered to in order to comply with legal standards and provide an equitable opportunity for potential buyers.