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BrownfieldsFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs) LURP Guidance
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Land Use Regulation Program Guidance
for Site Remediation & Waste Management Program
(as of 13 May 2004)
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What to look for in SRWM cases that would
trigger their involvement
Here is a list of circumstances or conditions
on a site that suggest LURP may have regulatory authority.
In these instances, contact LURP early in the planning design
for further assistance to determine status and work through
compliance requirements or restrictions.
Triggers
A review of DEP GIS indicates that the
site is:
- In the CAFRA area
- The site, or a portion of the site, is within 500' of
mean high water along tidal waters outside the CAFRA area
- Any work is proposed below mean high water or within
coastal wetlands
- Any work is within 300 feet of a freshwater wetland
line
- Any work or discharge is within 300 feet of a Category
1 stream
A review of other information indicates
that the site is:
- Other maps or surveys that show Freshwater Wetlands
or Wetland Transition Area (aka wetland buffer
- County Soil Survey map indicates soil types that are
poorly drained or wetlands
- FEMA Flood Study, State Flood Study, or engineered survey
shows that the site is in a flood plain or flood way
Please note:
A formal request for a Jurisdictional Determination by a
potential developer exceeds regular inter-departmental assistance
and coordination. Those requests must be made in writing
to the Program. Checklists for obtaining Jurisdictional
Determinations (Coastal or Flood Hazard Areas) and Letters
of Interpretation (Freshwater Wetlands) are on our web site
at www.nj.gov/dep/landuse.
Land Use Regulation Program
Main number: 609-984-3444 (Mark Mauriello, Director) fax 609-777-3656
& fax 609-292-8115
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