The report details the capital costs of building wastewater treatment facilities necessary to comply with the Clean Water Act. It covers publicly owned municipal wastewater collection and treatment facilities, facilities for the control of combined sewer overflows, activities designed to control stormwater runoff and nonpoint source pollution, and programs designed to protect the nation's estuaries. The heart of the New Jersey CWNS is the database that contains technical and cost information on approximately 680 publicly owned wastewater treatment facilities. It also contains cost and technical information for other specific programs and projects that target documented water quality or public health problems. These are modeled needs.
New Jersey has zero needs in Cat.
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