Environmental
In NJ, a large-scale solar energy installation on an agricultural property may require which type of approvals?
AOnly a state permit from the NJREC
BMunicipal site plan or use variance approval, NJ DEP permits if wetlands or stormwater are affected, and potentially a Highlands or Pinelands permit in applicable areas✓ Correct
COnly a federal FAA permit
DNo permits if the land is privately owned
Explanation
Large solar projects in NJ require municipal land use approvals, may require stormwater and wetlands permits from NJDEP, and must comply with Highlands or Pinelands regulations if located in those areas, in addition to any utility interconnection requirements.
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