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- CSOs | New Jersey Future
Posts Tagged ‘CSOs’ NJDEP Finalizes Water Infrastructure Investment Priorities for 2023 Tuesday
- New Jersey Future’s Comments on CSO Long Term Control Plans
New Jersey Future submitted comments on the Selection and Implementation of Alternatives Reports (SIARs), the final report for the combined sewer overflow (CSO) Long Term Control Plans (LTCPs) Our comments focus on five plans covering the areas where New Jersey Future has been most active: the Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission, the cities of Bayonne, Paterson, and Perth Amboy, and the Jersey
- Water Infrastructure That Works for Cities
Mandatory investments to control Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) will ultimately involve large, unbudgeted costs for New Jersey municipalities In this era of scarce public resources, municipalities and utilities must squeeze the most benefits possible out of their investments This new reality puts a
- New Combined-Sewer Outfall Signs Available | New Jersey Future
Nearly 20 percent of New Jersey’s population resides in communities with combined-sewer outfalls (CSOs) These older urban communities are densely populated, job centers, and tourist destinations During heavy rainfall combined-sewer systems get overwhelmed and overflow a combination of sewage and stormwater into area waterways
- NJDEP Finalizes Water Infrastructure Investment Priorities for 2023
Following our state leadership’s example, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) announced that $248 million of this ARPA funding will be used to address combined sewage overflows (CSOs), in which localized flooding and raw sewage is dumped into rivers and streams from older water systems This is welcome funding for
- Climate-Ready CSO Solutions Forum | New Jersey Future
The panelists discussed adding green infrastructure to towns as a solution to help reduce CSOs as well as flooding and extreme heat due to climate change The need for creative solutions to address the impacts of climate change related to CSOs was highlighted, as was the importance of environmental justice and engaging communities in solutions
- Sewage Overflow Warning Signs Popping Up | New Jersey Future
During rain events at these sites, raw sewage can flow into waterways, causing significant environmental harm and threatening human health The two required signs at each of the 213 CSOs in New Jersey allow fishermen, boaters and other recreational water users to avoid harmful contact and illness Why are we getting warning signs?
- Comments on Draft NJPDES CSO Permits North Hudson Sewerage Authority
eliminating CSOs, which is why we ask NJDEP to strengthen requirements related to environmental justice, accessibility, and language justice The Long Term Control Plan Coordinator requirement is a positive shift toward transparency NJDEP should provide clear guidance on training and onboarding so that
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