N.J. Admin. Code § 7:14A-24.3 - Petitions
(a) Any operating
entity for a municipal separate storm sewer system may petition the Department
to require a separate NJPDES permit for any discharge into the municipal
separate storm sewer system.
(b)
Any person may petition the Department to require a NJPDES permit for a point
source DSW which is composed entirely of stormwater which contributes to a
violation of a surface water quality standard or is a significant contributor
of pollutants to waters of the State.
(c) The owner of or operating entity for a
municipal separate storm sewer system may petition the Department to reduce the
Census estimates of the population served by such separate system or the
population within an urbanized area to account for stormwater discharged to
combined sewers as defined by
40
C.F.R. 35.2005(b)(11) that
is treated in a publicly owned treatment works. In municipalities in which
combined sewers are operated, the Census estimates of population may be reduced
proportional to the fraction, based on estimated lengths, of the length of
combined sewers over the sum of the length of combined sewers and municipal
separate storm sewers where an applicant has submitted the NJPDES permit number
associated with each discharge point and a map indicating areas served by
combined sewers and the location of any combined sewer overflow discharge
point.
(d) Any person may petition
the Department for the designation of a large or medium municipal separate
storm sewer system as defined by paragraph 4 of the definitions of "large
municipal separate storm sewer system" or "medium municipal separate storm
sewer system" in
7:14A-1.2.
(e) The Department shall make a final
determination on any petition received under this section within 90 days after
receiving the petition, except as provided in (e)1 below.
1. For petitions under (a) or (b) above to
require a NJPDES permit under
7:14A-25.2(a) for
a stormwater discharge from a small MS4, the Department shall make a final
determination on the petition within 180 days after its receipt.
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