[SRRA]: Chromate Waste Site Boundary Layer available [corrected]

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) announces the availability of a Chromate Waste Site Boundary GIS layer. This new GIS layer is available via NJ GeoWeb and includes sites in Hudson and Essex Counties where contamination associated with chromate chemical production waste has been identified. The GIS layer includes chromate chemical production waste sites where remediation is required but not yet initiated; currently under way; has been completed and addressed through an institutional control(s); or all chromate waste contamination had been remediated and the case has been closed. The GIS layer also includes those properties that were originally deemed a chromate chemical production waste site but further investigation determined that chromate production waste was not present. These have been identified in the legend as "Not a Chromate Waste Site."

Where soil delineation for chromate chemical production waste has been completed, the polygon representing the chromate chemical production waste site boundary has been refined to reflect the extent of the chromate chemical production waste impacted soils and/or sediments at the site. In all other instances, the chromate chemical production waste site boundary represents the historic and/or current parcel boundaries or impacted areas identified through documentation associated with the site. This GIS layer will be updated on an annual basis.

The Chromate Waste Site Boundary layer can be accessed under the Site Remediation Profile in NJ GeoWeb by:

1. Launching NJ GeoWeb via the web (https://www.nj.gov/dep/gis/geowebsplash.htm) and clicking Site Remediation Program under profiles on the left side of the screen;
2. Clicking the following link to open the SRP Profile directly: https://njwebmap.state.nj.us/NJGeoWeb//UrlHandler.ashx?MAPTABID=8;
3. If you are already working in the general version of NJ GeoWeb, you can switch to the SRP Profile by clicking the down arrow next to Maps on the upper left side of the webpage then selection SRP Site Remediation Profile from the dropdown; or
4. A link to open the SRP Profile directly is available on the SRP Chrome Site webpage (https://www.nj.gov/dep/srp/siteinfo/chrome/).

SRP Site Remediation Reform Act (SRRA) Web site: www.nj.gov/dep/srp/

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