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NEPA requires federal agencies to assess the environmental effects of their proposed actions prior to making decisions. The range of actions covered by NEPA is broad and includes: making decisions on permit applications, adopting federal land management actions, and.
Permits-by-rule, which are automatically issued by DEP for certain minor construction activities, like building a fence, pool, shed, or small home addition. No application or fee to DEP is necessary for construction that meets the requirements spelled out in a permit-by-rule.
While zoning permits focus on the use of the land and its impact on the community, building permits are concerned with the technical aspects of construction. This distinction is crucial for developers and contractors to understand to avoid costly project delays.
For fifty years, New Jerseys Coastal Area Facility Review Act (CAFRA) has been protecting coastal resources and guiding development patterns along the shoreline.
The NJPDES permitting program protects New Jerseys ground water and surface water quality by assuring the proper treatment and discharge of wastewater (and its residuals) from various types of facilities and activities to waters of the State.
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