N.J. Admin. Code § 5:21-6.1 - Sanitary sewer system

(a) Sanitary sewer systems, where installed, shall conform to the standards contained in this subchapter.

(b) When plans for future development necessitate oversizing or grade changes, the municipality or utility authority may enter into an agreement with the developer to address the fair share of the costs of improvements not required for the proposed development.

(c) If a public sanitary sewer system will be provided to the area within a six-year period as indicated in the municipal sewer master plan, official map, or other official document, a municipality may require installation of a capped system within the road right-of-way or existing utility authority easements to service the approved lots; or, alternatively, a municipality may require a performance guarantee in lieu of the improvement. Capped sanitary sewers shall be allowed only in areas indicated for sewer service in the State of New Jersey Statewide Water Quality Management (WQM) Plans and where permitted by NJ DEP through sewer connection approval.

(d) Individual subsurface disposals systems shall comply with 7:9A-3.2 and 3.16.

(e) The applicant shall submit to the municipality or utility authority for review for compliance with this subchapter details of the planned pipes, joints, mains, laterals, and appurtenances. All materials used for sanitary sewer systems shall be manufactured in the United States, wherever available, as governed by P.L. 1982, c.107, effective date October 3, 1982. The details shall comply with all standards and specifications listed in this subchapter.

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N.J. Admin. Code § 5:21-6.1