New Jersey Legislature

Summary

New Jersey Legislature New Jersey Pamphlet Laws of 1977… (1977)

It is in the interest of the people of this State to minimize direct regulation by the Federal Government of wastewater dischargers by enacting legislation which will continue and extend the powers and responsibilities of the Department of Environmental Protection for administering the State's water pollution control program, so that the State may be enabled to implement the permit system required by the Federal Act.
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New Jersey Legislature New Jersey Pamphlet Laws of 1977… (1977)

All owners of municipal treatment works are hereby authorized to prescribe terms and conditions, consistent with applicable State and Federal law, upon which pollutants may be introduced into such works, and to exercise the same right of entry, inspection, sampling and copying with respect to users of such works as are vested in the commissioner by this act or by any other provision of State law.
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New Jersey Legislature New Jersey Pamphlet Laws of 1977… (1977)

It shall be unlawful for any person to build, install, modify or operate any facility for the collection, treatment or discharge of any pollutant, except after approval by the department pursuant to regulations adopted by the commissioner. c. The commissioner is hereby authorized to grant, deny, modify, suspend, revoke, and reissue NJPDES permits in accordance with this act, and with regulations to be adopted by him. The commissioner may reissue, with or without modifications, an NPDES permit duly issued by the Federal Government as the NJPDES permit required by this act.
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