- April 11, 2008 - Water quality devices to be designed to bypass larger storm events….The NJDEP is currently developing re-suspension test protocol for those manufactured treatment devices (MTDs) that seek approval for use as an online water quality device. An online water quality device allows the passing of storms greater than the NJDEP water quality design storm through the device. Until such protocol is developed and testing has been submitted and deemed acceptable under that protocol, all approved MTDs shall be used offline for all storms that exceed the NJDEP water quality design storm effective April 11, 2008. Projects that have been deemed administratively complete by the Division of Land Use Regulation for a permit requiring stormwater review as of April 11, 2008 may continue to utilize the design as specified in the certification letter. If no permit is required from the Division of Land Use Regulation, projects that have been deemed administratively complete by the municipality as of April 11, 2008 may continue to utilize the design as specified in the certification letter. All other applications subject to the stormwater management rules at N.J.A.C. 7:9 shall utilize these MTDs offline.
- June 18, 2008 – Two Rivers Water Reclamation Authority Sewer Ban lifted….The NJDEP rescinded the TRWRA Sewer Connection Ban on june 18, 2008. Contact KZA for a copy of the Resolution.
- June 16, 2008 – NJDEP adopts amendments to Surface Water Quality Standards, including new Category One Waters…. The Department adopted amendments to the Surface Water Quality Standards (N.J.A.C. 7:9B) that include new Category One upgrades as well as a revised definition of "Category One waters" and new definitions for the terms "exceptional ecological significance", "exceptional fisheries resource(s)", and "exceptional water supply significance". Updated C1 streams are here: http://www.state.nj.us/dep/wms/bwqsa/2008C1upgrade.html
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New & Noteworthy
- Kenderian-Zilinski Associates is now known as KZA Engineering PA.
- KZA Engineering has moved to new office facilities.
- Virginia office coming soon!
It was a pleasure working with you and your staff. You make things happen, that is my type of company.
As usual the high level of expertise and knowledge of each of our professionals was easy to see and certainly a big factor in our being able to receive Preliminary Approval our first night.
It was a pleasure working with you and your staff. You make things happen, that is my type of company.
I communicated to you from the start how important this project is to us, and we don’t want you to think its particular and deft handling has passed unnoticed.
As usual the high level of expertise and knowledge of each of our professionals was easy to see and certainly a big factor in our being able to receive Preliminary Approval our first night.
I communicated to you from the start how important this project is to us, and we don’t want you to think its particular and deft handling has passed unnoticed.
