New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 7 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Chapter 15 - WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLANNING › Subchapter 5 - 303(D) WATER QUALITY LIMITED WATERS LISTS AND TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOADS › Section 7:15-5.16 - Existing jurisdictions, wastewater service areas, and treatment works

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Each wastewater
				management plan shall include maps of existing wastewater jurisdictions,
				existing wastewater service areas, and any existing treatment works in the
				categories specified in (a)3 or 5 below. These maps shall depict the following
				information:
1. The existing boundaries of
				the wastewater management plan area;
2. The boundaries, within the wastewater
				management plan area, of the following:
i.
				Any existing districts, franchise areas, and water or sewer service areas of
				any public utilities; and
ii. Any
				areas within the Hackensack Meadowlands District defined at
				13:17-4, the Pinelands Area
				defined at
				13:18A-11, the Pinelands National
				Reserve defined at
				16 U.S.C. §
												471i(c), the Highlands
				preservation area, the Highlands planning area defined at
				13:20-3, or the "coastal area"
				described in
				13:19-4.
3. The location, within or outside the
				wastewater management plan area, of each existing treatment works, if any, that
				is not a sewer or a pumping station, but that receives wastewater that arises
				within or is conveyed into or through the wastewater management plan area, if
				such treatment works is:
i. A DTW that
				directly discharges to surface waters, or onto the land surface (for example,
				spray irrigation or overland flow facilities);
ii. A DTW that has a design capacity of
				greater than 2,000 gallons per day, and stores or disposes of sewage by any
				means; or
iii. An industrial
				treatment works that requires a NJPDES discharge permit and that handles
				process waste water or sanitary sewage.
4. The location of each existing discharge to
				surface or ground water from each treatment works mapped within the wastewater
				management plan area under (a)3 above, and the location of any overflow
				discharges of sewage within the wastewater management plan area;
5. The location of each existing pumping
				station and major interceptor and trunk sewer, if any, within the wastewater
				management plan area;
6. The
				present sewer service area, within or outside the wastewater management plan
				area, for each:
i. DTW mapped within the
				wastewater management plan area under (a)3 above, distinguishing the separate
				area served by each DTW; and
ii.
				Industrial treatment works that is mapped within the wastewater management plan
				area under (a)3 above including property other than the property on which the
				industrial treatment works is located, distinguishing the separate area served
				by each industrial treatment works.
7. The present sewer service area, within the
				wastewater management plan area, for each:
i.
				DTW mapped outside the wastewater management plan area under (a)3 above,
				distinguishing the separate area served by each DTW; and
ii. Industrial treatment works that is mapped
				outside the wastewater management plan area under (a)3 above including property
				other than the property on which the industrial treatment works is located,
				distinguishing the separate area served by each industrial treatment works;
				and
8. Any areas within
				the wastewater management plan area that, as regards DTW, are presently served
				only by either or both of the following:
i.
				Individual subsurface sewage disposal systems for individual residences;
				or
ii. Other DTW that have a design
				capacity of less than 2,000 gallons per day, use either subsurface sewage
				disposal systems or other sewage disposal systems that have no direct discharge
				to surface water or onto the land surface.