The provision of the municipality's land-use ordinance that shifts the fees and expenses of the municipal Public Advocates for the Zoning and Planning Boards to the applicants can serve only to increase the cost of applying for land-use approvals, while the purpose behind the Municipal Land Use Law was to limit and control those expenses; since the ordinance is thus fundamentally at odds with the statute, the fee-shifting provisions are invalid.
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