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Pending Permit Progress Report byProgram Interest IDClick here for a detailed description

Run At: 05/04/13 12:00pm

Program: Land Use215 AND 235 BIRCHWOOD AVE

Cranford TwpNJ 07016CRANFORD REDEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES LLC (2003-08-0006.1)FHA 110001Flood Hazard Area

Program Description DEP Contact Name DEP Contact PhoneLand Use Technical Suppport

Center (609) 777 - 0454Also known as Stream Encroachment, is a permit required when an activity isproposed within a river, lake or stream or their associated floodplains. Individual PermitClock Days

Allotted DaysElapsed DaysRemainingPermitReviewStatus

Ticking 90 16 74In ProcessStandard Tasks Completed Date Assigned ToReceive Application 12/19/2011 erner, JoanneStart Administrative Review 12/20/2011 Zigrand, JeffEnd Administrative Review 12/20/2011 Zigrand, JeffIssue Notice of Technical Deficiency 1/17/2012 Opara, ValdaReceive Response to Notice of TechnicalDeficiency 2/13/2012 Opara, ValdaIssue Notice of Technical Deficiency 3/8/2012 Opara, ValdaReceive Response to Notice of TechnicalDeficiency 4/18/2013 Opara, ValdaStart Technical Review Opara, ValdaEnd Technical Review Opara, Valda

Opara, ValdaFinal Decision awaitingfrom:

FHA 110002Flood Hazard Area

Program Description DEP Contact Name DEP Contact PhoneLand Use Technical SuppportCenter (609) 777 - 0454

Also known as Stream Encroachment, is a permit required when an activity isproposed within a river, lake or stream or their associated floodplains. Veri f icationClock Days

Allotted DaysElapsed DaysRemainingPermitReviewStatus

Ticking 90 16 74In Process

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Standard Tasks Completed Date Assigned ToReceive Application 12/19/2011 Spera, VickieStart Administrative Review Opara, ValdaEnd Administrative Review Opara, ValdaIssue Notice of Technical Deficiency 1/18/2012 Opara, ValdaReceive Response to Notice of TechnicalDeficiency 2/13/2012 Opara, ValdaIssue Notice of Technical Deficiency 3/8/2012 Opara, ValdaReceive Response to Notice of Technical

Deficiency 4/18/2013 Opara, ValdaStart Technical Review Opara, ValdaEnd Technical Review Opara, Valda

Opara, ValdaFinal Decision awaitingfrom:

HOW TO INTERPRET THE PENDING PERMIT PROGRESS REPORT

The content of this report provides the user with real time access to information regarding applications that are underreview by the DEP. Land Use permit applications are available only if received January 1, 2006 or later.

In conjunction with the DEPs permitting standardization process, this report displays standard tasks required during thereview process of any type of permit application along with the completed date and person assigned to complete the task.

The standard tasks are:

Receive Application

Start Administrative Review

Send Notice of Administrative Deficiency (NAD)

Receive Response to NAD

End Administrative Review

Start Technical Review

Send Notice of Technical Deficiency (NTD)

Receive Response to NTD

End Technical Review

Start Public Input

End Public Input

Issue Final Decision

In addition, it provides a single point of contact for questions regarding each application as well a clock information thatconsists of the following data elements:

Days Allotted The number of days, whether regulatory or Program commitment, DEP expects to reach a final decisionon this application.

Days Elapsed The number of days that have passed during the review process, that excludes any days during a publichearing or where DEP is waiting to receive deficient information.

Days Remaining The number of days remaining for DEP to make a decision based on the Days Allotted.

Permit Review StatusThis data element will display In Process orBacklogged. In Process indicates that a finaldecision has not been made and the DEP has not exceeded the Days Allotted to make a decision. Backlogged indicatesthat that a final decision has not been made and the DEP has exceeded the Days Allotted to make a decision.

Lastly, the report incorporates color coding ofRed to identify an event that would stop the clock and Green toidentify an event that would start the clock.