Is it necessary for individuals who are subject to ISRA to hire an attorney or environmental consultant to comply with the law?
That will depend on the complexity of the legal or environmental issues at a particular site. An applicant can work directly with the NJDEP staff before hiring an attorney or environmental consultant. However, in many cases, the issues can become very technical and it is best for the applicant to have someone knowledgeable in environmental affairs to assist them.
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