New Jersey Legislature

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New Jersey Legislature New Jersey Pamphlet Laws of 1954… (1954)

The standards shall specify the engineering data required to be submitted with applications for certification which shall include a plan of the land to be used for the realty improvement, elevations of existing and proposed physical features, reasonable details on surface and subsurface soil conditions, and, details of the type of construction and the physical features of the proposed water and sewerage facilities, and shall specify minimum requirements for the construction or erection of proposed water supply systems and sewerage facilities.
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New Jersey Legislature New Jersey Pamphlet Laws of 1954… (1954)

If any change in the physical conditions of any lands of a realty improvement, which will materially affect the operation of the water supply system or sewerage facilities covered by any certification issued under this act, shall be made after certification, the certification shall become null and void and a new certification shall be obtained before construction shall proceed. If 50 or more realty improvements are covered by such a voided certificate a copy of the application for a new certificate shall be mailed to the State Department on the date upon which it is submitted to the board.
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New Jersey Legislature New Jersey Pamphlet Laws of 1954… (1954)

No septic tank, tile field, seepage pit or system or structure designed to provide sewerage facilities to any realty improvement shall be covered from view until the same has been inspected by an authorized representative of the board of health and permission to cover the same has been given by the board or its authorized representative.
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