Environmental conditions in New Jersey
Contamination, tanks, spills, and permitted facilities near a site.
New Jersey septic system permits
In New Jersey your local health department issues the septic permit under state standards. Start here for the rules, the design requirements and the treatment works approval.
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- New Jersey Department of Environmental ProtectionNew Jersey's environmental agency: water quality, wetlands, waste and the permits that go with them.
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- New Jersey state landsState-owned land in New Jersey: who manages it, what you may do on it, and how leases and easements work.
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- EPA EnvirofactsSearch EPA databases for regulated facilities, hazardous waste sites, toxic releases and water systems near an address.
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- EPA Map of Radon ZonesEPA's county map of radon potential (Zones 1 to 3) with the full county table. It is for planning; EPA recommends testing every home.
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About environmental conditions
State environmental agencies and the EPA provide searches for contaminated sites, tanks, spills, and regulated facilities. Check the source records for site status and the responsible contact.