164-25 DEP Land Use Approval Permit.pdf

DLRP File No. 0722-24-0002.1 LUP240001 Page 2 of 9 West Orange Township STATEMENT OF AUTHORIZED IMPACTS: The authorized activities allow for the permittee to undertake impacts to regulated areas as described below and on the first page of this document. Additional impacts to regulated areas without prior Department approval shall constitute a violation of the rules under which this document is issued and may subject the permittee and/or property owner to enforcement action, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 7:13-2.18; N.J.A.C. 7:7A-22. Freshwater Wetlands General Permit 11 – Outfall Structures Permanent Disturbance Temporary Disturbance Freshwater wetlands 0.000 0.000 Transition areas 0.000 0.000 State open waters 0.036 acres (1559 ft2) 0.005 acres (219 ft2) Riparian Zone Vegetation Area of riparian zone Permanent Disturbed 0.080 (3481 ft2) Temporary Disturbed 0.032 acres (1398 ft2) PRE-CONSTRUCTION CONDITIONS: 1. Prior to site preparation or construction onsite, the permittee shall obtain all necessary consent from any affected offsite and/or easement property owners. No work shall occur without proper permissions. 2. Prior to the commencement of site clearing, grading, or construction onsite, the permittee shall install a sediment barrier at the limits of disturbance authorized herein, which is sufficient to prevent the sedimentation of the remaining freshwater wetlands and transition areas and shall serve as a physical barrier protecting these areas from encroachment by construction vehicles or other soil-disturbing activities. All sediment barriers and soil erosion control measures shall be kept in place and maintained throughout the duration of construction, until such time that the site is stabilized. 3. Timing: If this permit contains a condition that must be satisfied prior to the commencement of construction, the permittee shall comply with such conditions within the time required by the permit or, if no time specific requirement is imposed, then the permittee shall comply with such conditions within six months of the effective date of the permit, or provide evidence satisfactory to the Division that such conditions cannot be satisfied. 4. De-watering of cofferdams must include properly sized temporary sediment basins or other filtering methods to reduce turbidity. The stream area to receive return water discharged from cofferdams must be encompassed by a

erdams must include properly sized temporary sediment basins or other filtering methods to reduce turbidity. The stream area to receive return water discharged from cofferdams must be encompassed by a turbidity barrier. The turbidity barrier must be located parallel to the stream banks and anchored to the shoreline to maintain freeflow of the stream