Applications for commercial transporter permits shall be made in writing to the administrator on a form prescribed and furnished by the administrator. Applications shall contain the following information:

With the application, the applicant shall also furnish:

Applications for a permit must be submitted at least 30 business days before the first transport in a calendar year.

The administrator shall review the application and may consult with appropriate borough, state or federal officials to determine whether the information contained in the application is true and complete. The administrator may request an applicant to submit additional information if the administrator determines that the application is incomplete.

The administrator's decision to approve the transporter permit, to request additional information, or to deny the permit shall be issued within 10 business days from the receipt of the complete application. The reasons for denial shall be set forth in writing.

The administrator may approve a permit subject to special conditions.

An applicant may revise or amend an application to address concerns expressed by the administrator.

The administrator may require the transporter to attend an orientation as a condition of the permit.

The administrator may restrict transporter activities on borough owned or managed lands including restrictions about timing and location of activities.

If the administrator fails to issue a decision within 20 business days from the submission of a complete application or revised application, the permit shall issue upon the applicant's request.

An applicant may appeal the decision of the administrator pursuant to Chapter 9.08 NABC.

The administrator may deny an application if:

In addition to the administrator's general authority to approve a permit subject to special conditions, the administrator may also condition the approval of a commercial transporter permit upon the land use by the commercial transporter being conducted in the zoning district, or occurring only within specific time periods, or by placing limitations on the drop-off locations or number of people that can be transported into the district during any restricted period, or any combination of the above or any other condition consistent with law determined to be necessary by the administrator.

If any of the information submitted to the borough changes, the applicant shall report these changes on a form prescribed and furnished by the administrator within 10 calendar days of the change.

If the applicant paid a fee as set by the commission under NABC § 9.30.030 and the amended information increases the total number of transports to more than 10, the applicant shall pay an additional fee as set by the commission.

Client's name and address;

Date the client was transported into the field;

Specific location to which the client was transported;

The date the client was transported out of the field;

The specific location from which the client was transported out of the field; and

A land use fee of $100.00 per visitor transported shall accompany the report.

A permit issued under this article may be suspended or revoked by the administrator:

The administrator will notify a permittee in writing of the administration's intent to suspend or revoke a permit. The notice will include the grounds for the intended suspension or revocation, and statement of the opportunity to be heard. The permittee shall have 10 calendar days to submit objections in writing; within 10 business days of the receipt of written objections, the administration shall issue a decision.

A permittee may appeal the administrator's decision pursuant to Chapter 9.08 NABC.

Any person who provides transportation services without the permit required under this article or in violation of a permit condition under NABC § 9.30.040 or § 9.30.050 shall, upon determination of liability, be subject to a civil fine of not less than $500.00 nor more than $1,000 for each trip and shall be prohibited from obtaining a permit under this article for a period not less than three years. The minimum fine may not be suspended.

Any person who fails to collect or remit the required land use fee for each visitor shall be personally subject to a civil fine equal to each unpaid fee plus an additional civil fine of up to $100.00 per unpaid fee.