The Ocean County Board of Chosen
Freeholders, along with the Department of Planning is the designated wastewater
management planning agency for the County and the portion of Monmouth
County located within the Metedeconk River drainage Basin.
Planning
staff works alongside our municipalities, the Ocean
County Utilities Authority
and the NJ Department
of Environmental Protection to delineate sewer service area boundaries
in the County. This latest update to the Ocean County Wastewater
Management Plan began in November of 2008 and is ongoing.
Public
Hearing - June 25, 2012
Ocean County Library, Toms
River Branch, Mancini Hall
6:00pm - 8:00pm
101 Washington St,
Toms River, NJ
Habitat Suitability
Determination Citation from WMP Rule | PDF
Senate
Proposal S2985
Extends requirement of wastewater management planning agencies to establish
or update wastewater management plans, and extends validity of sewer service
areas and wastewater service areas, until April 7, 2011. View/Download
The following municipal maps were prepared in accordance
with the Water
Quality Management Planning rule (N.J.A.C 7:15). The Ocean County
Department of Planning has submitted the final draft mapping to the
NJDEP. The formal notice will appear in the NJ Register on May 21, 2012.
A public hearing will be held on June 25, 2012 at the Ocean County Library,
Toms River Branch, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm.
May 2012
Approved Map: Pine Beach
NJ Register
notice for the Stafford WMP which has been adopted by the State
separate of the County Plan.
Public Facility
Hook Up in a Coastal Zone:
"New Jersey's Coastal Zone Management
Program generally prohibits new development on beaches, dunes and
in coastal high hazard areas; therefore, these areas are excluded
from the sewer service area. Existing lawful development that is already
connected to the wastewater treatment works remains consistent with
this wastewater management plan. New development necessary to support
the Department's public access policies for which there is no alternative
location as demonstrated by a CAFRA permit issued by the NJDEP under
N.J.S.A. 13:19-1 et seq. are also consistent with this wastewater
management plan."
Request for Sewer
Service Area Determination:
The new NJDEP sewer service area boundaries do
not affect Pinelands designated Regional Growth Areas, Towns, or Villages.
If you need additional information regarding development or sewer infrastructure
in the Pinelands, please contact the Pinelands
Commission.
The NJDEP asks that members of the public who wish
to submit sewer service area (SSA) requests or comments do so within
30 days of the date of the public workshop at which the specific town
was presented. Forms for requests are located below, please be sure
to copy the Ocean County Dept of Planning on all correspondence.