Section 30.821 - License Expiration(1) Unless otherwise provided in 310 CMR 30.821, or in a written order by the Department, every license shall expire at the end of its term.(2) Any license which is scheduled to expire shall be automatically extended if, not less than 30 nor more than 90 days before the scheduled expiration date, the licensee files an application for a new license. This automatic extension shall apply only to that activity which is both authorized by the existing license and included in the application for a new license. Any activity which is authorized by the existing license but not included in the application for a new license shall be deemed not to be licensed after the expiration date on the license. This automatic extension shall remain in effect until:(a) The Department issues a new license to the licensee and all opportunities for adjudicatory hearing before the Department have been exhausted, in which case the new license shall supersede the extended license; or(b) The Department denies the application for a new license and all opportunies for adjudicatory hearing before the Department have been exhausted, in which case the extended license shall be deemed expired; or(c) The Department suspends or revokes the extended license; or(d) The Department in writing orders otherwise, in which case the order shall be controlling.(3) Any license which is scheduled to expire may be extended in writing by the Department when the Department determines such extension would prevent injustice to the licensee and would not harm public health, safety, or welfare, or the environment. Such an extension may be granted and allowed to remain in effect only while an application is pending before the Department for the same activity.(4) If a license is extended pursuant to 310 CMR 30.831(2) or (3), the terms and conditions of the license shall remain in full force and effect, unless the Department in writing orders otherwise, in which case the order shall be controlling.