NJ S4607

Establishes a "Roadside Right-of-Way Solar Energy Pilot Program" allowing construction and operation of solar energy projects on state or local government-owned roadside right-of-way areas (30-100 feet from road centerlines)

Limits individual projects to 10 megawatts and total pilot program capacity to 200 megawatts, with potential increases of up to 50 megawatts per extension period

Requires the Board of Public Utilities, in consultation with the Commissioner of Transportation, to adopt rules within 180 days and review applications within 180 days of receipt

Pilot program runs for 36 months with possible two 12-month extensions, after which it must be converted to a permanent program

Prohibits solar projects on private or federally owned roadside areas and requires projects to maintain traffic safety, road access, and highway functional integrity