New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 27 § 17-1(49)

7. When the commissioners shall have completed their assessment they shall report the same to said circuit court, with a map showing the location and boundaries of each lot so assessed, with the amount assessed against each lot by a number designated on said map, and the names of the owners thereof set opposite thereto, so far as the same may be known to said commissioners and wherever said property is laid out on a local assessment or other map, said commissioners may, in their discretion, in addition to the number aforesaid, insert the lot and block number on such local assessment or other map; and wherever lands abutting on said improvement are not cut up into lots, said commissioners, for the purpose of assessment, may divide said lands on said map into lots; provided, however, that whenever such improvement extends through more than one municipality, said commissioners, instead of making one report covering the entire improvement, may, in their discretion, make separate reports in manner and form aforesaid as to the property assessed in each municipality; and provided further, that said commissioners in making their report may frame it, leaving suitable blanks, so that the report certified by the county clerk as hereinafter provided may be used by the collecting officer hereinafter referred to as a book wherein to note the collection and payment of such assessment; and said commissioners may prepare and have printed sufficient books, blanks or forms for all the purposes aforesaid.