New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 15 § 5-10(1)

1. That in case the owners of any body or tract of salt marsh or meadow, where roads to the fast land have been or hereafter may be laid out by law, or have been and hereafter may be established by contract or by the consent of the proprietors, cannot agree to support and keep the same in good and sufficient repair, it shall and may be lawful for two-thirds of the owners in value thereof, after giving three weeks' previous notice of their intentions, and the time and place of meeting, by advertisements set up in three of the most public places in the neighborhood, to meet, and by a plurality of the votes of those so met, to choose such person or persons as they may think proper for manager or managers, treasurer, and clerk for the ensuing year, or until their next annual meeting, they shall likewise, at said first meeting, appoint three judicious and disinterested persons to value the said marsh or meadow belonging to each individual using said road, having regard not only to the value of said marsh or meadow, but also to the comparative benefit that may be derived to the owner, from the road so contemplated to be improved.