tailieunhanh - NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDE TO WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN FORMAT AND CONTENT

Responses to the realities reflected above are not new to NRM or community-based development. There have been significant changes to the methods and theoretical underpinnings of all kinds of community development over the past 30 or so years. Much of this change is the result of reflection on experience, coupled with, and sometimes forced by, the insistence of local voices like Freedom’s, to be heard and reckoned with. During the 1970s, practitioners working with rural communities began to be disillusioned with the lack of progress, the failure of many development activities, and all too often, worsening conditions for the poor. It can be assumed that the communities themselves were. | 2 28 2007 NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDE TO WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN FORMAT AND CONTENT Instructions Requests for Water Quality Management plan amendments must be in writing. The Wastewater Management Plan Application Completeness Checklist must be completed along with the Application Form the Wastewater Management Plan WMP document and Environmental Assessment and Analysis document. The WMP document should be submitted in a three ring binder format. The text of a wastewater management plan must be submitted in a hard paper copy however the Department requests that the WMP document be submitted in an electronic format that is compatible with the Department s software capabilities on 3 inch diskettes or compact disk as well. Submission of an electronic version or diskette is not a requirement. The Department prefers Microsoft Word or above however other word processing software that can also be read or used by Microsoft Word is acceptable. Macintosh formats should not be used. The Department will identify the quantity of hard copies to be submitted and the software and format for the electronic submittal at the optional pre-application meeting or over the telephone. it should be noted that the WMP requirements specified in this document are in summary form and are based on the requirements of the Statewide Water Quality Management Planning rules . 7 15 . In cases of conflict or contradiction the Statewide Water Quality Management Planning rules take precedence. Superfluous information should not be included in the WMP. It will be required that such material be deleted resulting in delay of WMP approval. The Department or the Designated Water Quality Management Planning Agency DPA may request additional information analyses or assessments at any time during the Wastewater Management Plan review process. 1. If the project or activity proposal or any applicable study areas fall within the jurisdiction of a DPA