Resources
Upgrading New Jersey’s water systems requires efforts across many fronts. Our resources section provides easy access to guides and toolkits, case studies, fact sheets, policies and ordinances, and work plans across various topics.
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01/11/16Best Management Practices Plan for the Operation and Maintenance of the Combined Sewer, Separate Sanitary Sewer and Separate Stormwater Systems
This document presents industry-accepted standards that a well-run utility uses to operate and maintain its combined sewer system, separate sanitary sewer system, and separate stormwater system. Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority. 2014.LEARN MORE#Paying for Water Infrastructure,#Smart CSO Control Plans -
01/11/16Charting New Waters: Developing an Agenda for Change for New Jersey’s Urban Water Infrastructure
This report provides The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread’s comprehensive description of the 2014 convening that spawned the Agenda for Change and synthesizes the broader range of information, insights and ideas shared during the convening.LEARN MORE#Community Engagement and Partnerships,#Green Infrastructure/Stormwater Management,#Paying for Water Infrastructure,#Smart CSO Control Plans -
01/11/16New Jersey’s Combined Sewer Systems By the Numbers
This fact sheet frames the CSO issue in New Jersey by providing a host of facts about combined sewer systems, including their discharges, demographic and other information on their host municipalities and regional sewer utilities, and CSO solutions. A map is included. New Jersey Future. 2015.LEARN MORE#Smart CSO Control Plans -
01/11/16New Jersey’s Combined Sewer Systems Fact Sheet
This fact sheet provides an overview of the CSO issue in New Jersey, by describing the problem, new regulatory requirement, and potential solutions. New Jersey Future. 2015.LEARN MORE#Smart CSO Control Plans -
01/01/16Hoboken City Hall Sustainable Stormwater Demonstration Project Concept Plan
This 2013 plan demonstrates how to capture stormwater runoff from Hoboken’s City Hall by using green and gray infrastructure. City of Hoboken.LEARN MORE#Green Infrastructure/Stormwater Management
