This general permit authorizes point source discharges from certain construction activities. Regulated entities are required to develop a soil erosion and sediment control plan aimed at eliminating the flow of contaminated rainwater into streams and rivers. On October 1, 2009, NJDEP launched the Stormwater Construction E-Permitting System. With the implementation of this system, the State Soil Conservation District offices no longer accept Stormwater Construction General Permit Request for Authorization (RFA) forms. All RFAs shall be submitted electronically using the NJDEP Online portal to access this electronic application service. Below are links to access the E-Permitting system as well as guidance materials to aid in the process.

Contact: Bureau of Nonpoint Pollution Control, (609) 633-7021

NJDEP Online E-Reporting User Video Instruction - These three videos are designed to guide you with step-by-step instruction through the NJDEP Online E-Permitting process.

Related Documents, Publications and Forms

Title		Type	Format
	NJDEP Stormwater Construction E-Permitting Access Guide (pdf, 17Kb)	Guidance
	NJDEP E-Permitting Required Information (pdf, 14Kb)	Guidance
	5G3 Final Permit (effective 3/1/17)	Permit
	5G3 Final Fact Sheet (effective 3/1/17)	Permit
	Permit Information Sheet (pdf, 54Kb)	Guidance
	Response to Comments (pdf, 23Kb)	Guidance
	Stormwater Construction Permitting/ BMP Guide (pdf, 8.66MB)	Guidance

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