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Environmental Law for New Jersey Developers and Redevelopment Projects

Environmental law affects nearly every stage of a New Jersey redevelopment project. Early environmental due diligence, proactive NJDEP permitting, coordinated work between legal counsel and technical consultants, and ongoing compliance during construction help reduce delays, control costs, and minimize environmental liability.

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What Is Required to Close Underground Storage Tanks in New Jersey?

Closing an underground storage tank (UST) in New Jersey requires compliance with NJDEP regulations, including advance notification, the use of certified contractors, environmental evaluation, and, in many cases, oversight by a Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP). If contamination is discovered during closure, additional investigation and remediation may be required before the site can be considered compliant.

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