Section 2. Failure of Mutual Ratification.--In the event the State of New Jersey does not enact legislation adequate to the consummation of the interstate compact expressed in this act by June 30, 1967, then this act shall become effective in this Commonwealth on July 1, 1967, and shall be operative in all respects and manners as fully as if the State of New Jersey had enacted such legislation, except that the State of New Jersey and the political subdivisions thereof shall have no official membership on the board or the executive committee of the commission, except as hereinafter provided in this section. In such event the commission shall organize and operate within Pennsylvania, then the Governor of Pennsylvania is authorized to appoint three rather than one member of the commission until the State of New Jersey shall become a party to this compact.
Until the State of New Jersey enacts legislation adequate to the consummation of the Interstate Compact set forth in Article I of this act, the Pennsylvania members of the commission, with the approval of the Governor, are hereby authorized to enter into an agreement with the appropriate officials of the State of New Jersey to effectuate the general purposes of the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission as set forth in this act. Such agreement shall be in such manner and form as shall be necessary to provide the continued eligibility of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the State of New Jersey for the several Federal aids involved in the planning process which is the subject of this act. Any such agreement shall not extend beyond July 1, 1968.
At such time as New Jersey shall enact this act to create an interstate compact, then the commission shall organize as expressed herein and the appointees of the Governors shall be limited to one from each state.