New Jersey Legislature

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New Jersey Legislature New Jersey Pamphlet Laws of 1958… (1958)

It is therefore in the interest of the health, safety and prosperity of the people of the State as a whole, that immediate legislative action be taken towards making provision for storage facilities to augment natural water resources to make available an adequate supply of water for the most critical need and in addition provide for a long-range program for development, as shall be required, of the remaining water resources of the State.
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New Jersey Legislature New Jersey Pamphlet Laws of 1958… (1958)

The combined development of an offriver reservoir in the Round Valley area now under acquisition by the State for reservoir purposes with the smaller and cheaper on-river reservoir at Spruce Run will provide water supply storage for delivery of water in pipelines at the user's expense to areas within and without the Raritan river basin for areas desiring that type of supply as well as stream flow regulation for multiple use to serve areas, both within and without the basin, which prefer to obtain their supply at less initial cost from stream channels nearer to the area of demand.
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New Jersey Legislature New Jersey Pamphlet Laws of 1958… (1958)

The provisions proposed for the development of water storage facilities on the Raritan river basin are also applicable, with minor modifications, to the conservation and development of the groundwater resources of the South Jersey Coastal Plain and elsewhere in favorable areas throughout the State to provide storage and tide dam facilities to create artificial recharge of ground-water aquifers in areas of heavy pumpage and to protect such areas from surface pollution and salt water intrusion.
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