New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 7 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Chapter 9A - STANDARDS FOR INDIVIDUAL SUBSURFACE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS › Subchapter 3 - ADMINISTRATION › Section 7:9A-3.18 - Requirements for certification of sewerage facilities serving subdivisions involving 50 or more realty improvements

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Pursuant to
				58:11-25.1, no subdivision
				approval shall be granted by any municipal or other authority in the State to
				cover 50 or more realty improvements, or less than 50 where the subdivision
				extends into an adjoining municipality or municipalities and will, in the
				aggregate, cover 50 or more realty improvements, until the Department has
				certified that the proposed water supply and sewerage facilities for realty
				improvements comply with applicable State standards. An application for
				Department certification of sewerage facilities for 50 or more realty
				improvements shall be directed to the Department by the municipal authority,
				reviewed by the Department as part of an application for a treatment works
				approval issued pursuant to
				7:9A-3.9 and shall be processed in
				accordance with
				7:9A-3.9 and this section. The 50
				or more realty improvements treatment works approval application for the
				proposed sewerage facilities shall contain all information specified in
				7:9A-3.5(b)  and
				this section, and shall be reviewed for compliance with the Water Pollution
				Control Act,
				58:10A-1 et seq., and the
				applicable Ground Water Quality Standards, N.J.A.C. 7:9C.
(b) The TWA application for 50 or more realty
				improvement certification shall include the following information:
1. A completed Treatment Works Approval
				Application (TWA-1) form;
2.
				Engineering plans including Plot Plan, Final Grading and Drainage Plan,
				Topographic Plan, and Test Pit/Septic Location Plan in accordance with (c)
				below;
3. A copy of the preliminary
				subdivision approval, or other written documentation, signed by the municipal
				or other authority, stating that the proposed project plan in the 50 or More
				Realty Improvement Certification Application, as submitted to the Department,
				will comply with local zoning, planning and environmental ordinances and, if
				applicable, all local master plan requirements;
4. A "Pinelands Certificate of Filing" or a
				Pinelands "Public Development Approval" as applicable or a certification by the
				applicant that the project is not subject to the requirements of the Pinelands
				Comprehensive Management Plan, N.J.A.C. 7:50;
5. A certification from the applicant or
				applicant's agent stating that the information furnished in the application is
				true, accurate and complete and that it is understood that any falsification or
				omission of data or information is a violation of the Water Pollution Control
				Act, 58:10A-1 et seq., and is subject
				to penalties as prescribed at N.J.A.C. 7:14-8;
6. Copies of return receipts that demonstrate
				the local planning board, environmental commission, town clerk and
				administrative authority have received notification of the submittal of the
				application for certification; and
7. The results of application of a nitrate
				dilution model to the proposed development in accordance with the Technical
				Manual for 50 or More Realty Improvement Certification (which may be obtained
				from at the address specified at
				7:9A-3.9(e)  ) or
				alternatively for lands within the Pinelands, a dilution model as approved by
				the Pinelands Commission.