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Begin by entering your Facility Name in the designated field. This is crucial for identifying your application.
If applicable, input your NJPDES Number. For new applications, leave this blank.
Attach a Site Drainage Map and a copy of the relevant USGS map(s) as required in Section 3.
For each stormwater outfall, list the latitude and longitude coordinates along with the receiving water names in Section 4.
In Section 6, detail any corrective or enforcement actions taken at your facility over the past five years.
Complete Section 8 by providing estimates of impervious surfaces and total areas drained for each stormwater outfall.
Fill out Sections 9 through 15 with information regarding nonstormwater discharges, significant leaks, pollutant analysis, and certification details.

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What is a Njdep discharge to surface water permit?

NJPDES permits regulate/authorize the direct discharge of pollutants to surface and ground waters of the State, as well as the indirect discharge of pollutants to domestic treatment works (DTWs). In addition, some NJPDES permits regulate the generation, use and disposal of residuals.

What does the Njpdes stand for?

Dedicated to improving and protecting public health and the environment we share, NJDEP uses the best available science to guide the conservation of natural and historic resources, ensure a stable climate and resilient communities, and secure clean and healthy air, water and lands throughout New Jersey.

How do I report a spill to the Njdep?

When to report: call NJDEP immediately at 1-877-927-6337. Follow up within 10 days with a written report to: Pesticide Control Program, P.O. Box 411, Trenton, NJ 08625-0411.

What is NJPDES?

The Division of Water Quality regulates wastewater discharges though the implementation of the New Jersey Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NJPDES) permitting program. Wastewater comes from domestic sources including discharges from sinks, dishwashers, bathtubs, toilets and washing machines.