The Soil and Sediment Control Act of 1976 stipulates that any project proposing
more than 5,000 square feet of soil disturbance must have a Soil Erosion and
Sediment Control Plan certified by the local District to ensure that the project
meets State Standards. Agricultural tilling activities and certain single-family
residences are exempt from this regulation. Please call the District at (609)
586-9603 for a determination of applicability to your project.
District staff inspect the site throughout the duration of the project. The
developer must obtain a Report of Compliance from the district before a Municipal
Construction Code Official issues a Certificate of Occupancy for the home
or project.
Use the links above to find downloadable application forms, a fee schedule, standard notes and other information that will assist you in preparing an application for a Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan.
Updated information for Engineers:
2014 Standards for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control in New Jersey - now available in PDF format
Stormwater Contruction Permit RFA application process is now online
Stormwater Best Management Practices Guide
NRCS revises design rainfall depths
DelMarVa Unit Hydrograph to be used in coastal areas
Applicability of the Standard for Offsite Stability to Stormwater Discharge on Cultivated Land
Documenting stability on existing commercial subdivision lots
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