New Jersey § 58:10-35.3 Application for permit;  map

New Jersey Statutes

§ 58:10-35.3 — Application for permit; map

New Jersey § 58:10-35.3

Title 58WATERS AND WATER SUPPLY

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 58:10-35.3 (2026).

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Every application for a permit shall be accompanied by not less than two copies of an accurate map prepared by a competent engineer or geologist showing the location, extent and depth of the proposed storage place and of all wells drilled or proposed to be drilled to such storage place. A copy of the map shall be sent to the State Geologist and to the Water Policy and Supply Council and they shall, after consideration thereof, advise the Commissioner of the Department of Conservation and Economic Development in relation thereto, by a written report as to the presence or absence of danger of pollution, contamination, diversion or depletion of subsurface and percolating waters. The commissioner may take the testimony of such other persons as he may determine. The commissioner shall determine

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Every application for a permit shall be accompanied by not less than two copies of an accurate map prepared by a competent engineer or geologist showing the location, extent and depth of the proposed storage place and of all wells drilled or proposed to be drilled to such storage place. A copy of the map shall be sent to the State Geologist and to the Water Policy and Supply Council and they shall, after consideration thereof, advise the Commissioner of the Department of Conservation and Economic Development in relation thereto, by a written report as to the presence or absence of danger of pollution, contamination, diversion or depletion of subsurface and percolating waters. The commissioner may take the testimony of such other persons as he may determine. The commissioner shall determine whether the granting of any such application would be likely to endanger the public safety, health and welfare, and, in accordance with his determination and subject to the provisions of this act, grant or deny the application. L.1951, c. 80, p. 472, s. 3.