New Jersey § 13:1e-127

§ 13:1e-127.

a. No later than July 14, 2022 , any business concern that is not already a licensee pursuant to P.L.1983, c. 392 ( C.13:1E-126 et seq. ), and that actively engages in, or otherwise provides, soil and fill recycling services

shall register with the department. The registration shall include, but need not be limited to: (1) the name of the business concern and its New Jersey corporate filing number; (2) the address of the business concern and the addresses of any other locations where

trucks or equipment used by the business concern are kept; (3) contact information for the business concern, including, but not limited to, a

valid phone number and email address; and (4) a statement by the business concern that it is actively engaged in soil and fill

recycling services at the time of registration. b. A business concern shall submit the information required pursuant to subsection

a. of this section on a registration form prescribed by the department. The business concern shall certify to the truth and accuracy of the information

provided in the registration form. c. No more than 90 days after submission of a registration form pursuant to this section,

the department shall issue a soil and fill recycling registration to the business

concern. Issuance of a soil and fill recycling registration pursuant to this section shall

not preclude the department or the Attorney General from subsequently denying a soil and fill recycling license to the registrant. d. No more than 30 days after the department adopts, pursuant to the “Administrative Procedure Act,” P.L.1968, c. 410

( C.52:14B-1 et seq. ), rules and regulations implementing P.L.2019, c. 397 ( C.13:1E-127.1 et al.), a registrant shall submit a valid and administratively complete application

for a soil and fill recycling license with the Attorney General. Registrants may request a 90-day extension to file a soil and fill recycling license

application pursuant to this section, and the Attorney General may grant the request

upon a showing of good cause. e. A soil and fill recycling registration issued pursuant to this section shall automatically

expire and become invalid upon: (1) failure by the registrant to submit a valid and

administratively complete application for a soil and fill recycling license within

the required timeframe; or (2) a final determination by the department or the Attorney General regarding the registrant's application for a soil and fill recycling license. f. A soil and fill recycling registration issued pursuant to this section is non-transferable

and shall temporarily authorize the registrant to provide soil and fill recycling

services pending the approval or denial of the registrant's application for a soil

and fill recycling license. g. Any business concern that seeks to engage in soil and fill recycling services after July 14, 2022 that has not submitted a registration form pursuant to subsection a. of this section

shall file an application for a soil and fill recycling license with the Attorney

General. h. As used in this section, “ registrant ” means any person who applies for and is issued a soil and fill recycling registration

pursuant to this section.