NJDEP-Compliance & Enforcement - Compliance Advisories

Compliance Advisories - Water

Update	The Central Regional Air and Water Compliance & Enforcement Office Relocating
Issued: September 2009 Enforcement Update: #2009-09 Environmental Focus: Air, Water
Alert	DEP Steps Up Enforcement Of Chronic Late Submittal Of Drinking Water Quality Reports
Issued: November 2008 Enforcement Alert: #2008-12 Environmental Focus: Water
Warning	Most Common Violations Detected at Farms
Issued: June 2007 Warning: #2007-04 Environmental Focus: Compliance and Enforcement, Land Use, Water Supply, Underground Storage Tanks, Pesticides, Air Quality Permitting, Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste
Alert	DEP to Step Up Enforcement of Unpermitted Discharges from Hydrodemolition Units
Issued: March 2006 Enforcement Alert: #2006-02 Environmental Focus: Water
Alert	Upcoming Deadlines for Municipal Stormwater General Permits
Issued: March 2005 Enforcement Alert: #2005-01 Environmental Focus: Water
Update	Land Use Enforcement to Propose Grace Period Rule
Issued: January 2005 Enforcement Update: #2004-13 Environmental Focus: Coastal and Land Use Grace Period Rule
Alert	DEP to Step Up Enforcement of Construction Activity Stormwater General Permits
Issued: December 2004 Enforcement Alert: #2004-12 Environmental Focus: Water
Alert	DEP Steps Up Enforcement of Agricultural Water Usage Registrations/Certifications
Issued: December 2003 Enforcement Alert: #2003-01B Environmental Focus: Water Supply - Allocation
Alert	DEP to Conduct Compliance and Enforcement Sweep in the City of Paterson in Late 2003
Issued: September 2003 Enforcement Alert: #2003-08 Environmental Focus: Air, CRTK, CFC's, Discharge Prevention, Hazardous Waste, Land Use, Lead & Mercury, Pesticides, Solid Waste, Toxic Catastrophe Prevention, UST, Water Pollution
Alert	DEP Steps Up Enforcement of Water Allocation Permits
Issued: March 2003 Enforcement Alert: #2003-01A Environmental Focus: Water Supply - Allocation Distributed in March 2003 by mail to approximately 750 facilities throughout New Jersey holding Water Allocation Permits as identified in DEP's NJEMS database. These included facilities drawing water from State resources for public water supply, industrial processing and cooling, irrigation, sand and gravel operations, remediation, golf courses and power generation.
Update	Assistance Available to Animal Farms That Must Comply with New Jersey's Water Pollution Control Strategy
Issued: June 2003 Enforcement Update: #2003-03 Environmental Focus: Water Quality Distributed by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture to approximately 4,500 livestock operations throughout NJ as identified by USDA data. The distribution included from the smallest (one animal) to the largest animal operations.