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  1. Topsoil material application and preparation.
  2. Type, quantity and age of vegetation to be used.
  3. Fertilizer application including method and rates.
  4. Planting method and schedules.
  5. Maintenance requirements schedule.
  6. Provision for the control of stormwater runoff on the work area.

C. The application shall include FORM SI-1 ACCEPTABLE SOIL/FILL MATERIAL CERTIFICATION FORM to be completed as follows:

By the soil/fill material supplier

Part 1: The date the form is completed, the soil/fill supplier's name, title, company name, address, telephone number, and email contact information.

Part 2: The site name(s), address(es), and block/lot of the property(ies) supplying the soil/fill material.

Brief history of the source property(ies), including current or past use of the property.

Answers to questions 1 through 3.

If applicable, the date soil/fill material was subject to analytical testing in accordance with applicable requirements of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s guidance entitled “Understanding Requirements for Soil and Fill Materials.” If analytical testing was not conducted, justification for making a determination that the soil/fill is acceptable without having analytical results.

Certification (signature) from the soil/fill supplier that the soil/fill being imported meets the definition of acceptable soil/fill.

By the person receiving or placing acceptable soil/fill material

Part 3: The date the form is completed, the name, title, company name, address, telephone number, and email contact information.

The address of the location where soil/fill placement will be placed.

Answers to questions 1 through 5.

Certification (signature) from the person receiving or placing the soil/fill material.

VII. Review of Application

Within 45 days after receipt of a complete application, the Township Engineer shall render a determination to approve, conditionally approve or deny the application.

No person shall commence any new soil or fill activity until a license has been issued in accordance with this Chapter.

IX. Appeals

Whenever an application for a permit is denied, the applicant may appeal the denial to the Township Council of the Township of Jackson by filing a written notice of appeal with the Township Clerk within 30 days after receiving written notice of the denial of such application. The Township Council shall thereafter hold a public hearing within 60 days on the matter in accordance with rules or