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Well
Permits and Private Well Testing Act Program (PWTA)
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•Well
permit applications are reviewed to determine compliance with the
State Standards for Construction.
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•Inspectors
also perform field inspections of these installations.
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•All
new private wells and homes with private wells involved in Real
Estate Transactions must have their well water tested in accordance
with the NJ Private Well Testing Act.
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•The
Health Department receives notification of wells that do not pass
Safe Drinking Water Standards.
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•Neighborhood
notification is done where there is a Primary Drinking Water
Contaminant found. Health
information on well water contaminants is left with residents.
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•All
residents are encouraged to have their own well tested, but this is
not mandatory.
*NEW* Useful Information
Pertaining to Well Permits and PWTA *NEW*
NJ Licensed
Well Drillers
Groundwater Information
Water Contaminants
Certified Water Testing Laboratories
For more information regarding Well Permits and
PWTA, please contact:
Danielle McKelvey at
daniellemc@co.cumberland.nj.us or call (856) 453-2152