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Community
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for Homeowners & Buyers
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Information for the Homeowner/Buyer
NOTICE
Please be advised, the Office of Community Relations is currently updating this web page. For more current information, please call 609-984-3081, ext. 5.
| Data Miner |
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Data Miner
is designed to provide up to the minute environmental listings of
NJDEP activities in individual com
munities. This includes a list
of all site remediation activities in a particular area and any
spills or other findings of contamination reported to the DEP’s
hotline within a specified date range.
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| KCS-NJ |
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The Known Contaminated
Sites in New Jersey lists all the sites before NJDEP for oversight
of remediation work. It searches by site name, municipality or county
and can tell you which bureau within NJDEP to contact in order to
get more information on the case.
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| Residential Tank FAQs |
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What should you do when a tank leaks? This question and more will
be answered in the brochures below.
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Financial Assistance Information
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This website provides information on what financial
assistance is available through the state for remediation
purposes.
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| Mapped Environmental Information |
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NJ-GeoWeb
is an environmental mapping tool designed to provide information
about your neighborhood, county, or state (NJ). With this unique
application, homeowners can find out what’s in their backyard;
and environmental organizations, planners, and builders can identify
open space, various regulatory boundaries, sensitive lands, watersheds,
and more.
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How to Detect Sites Within a ½ Mile Radius
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Instructions on using NJ-GeoWeb to find contaminated sites
withing a half-mile radius of a given point in New Jersey.
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| Site-Specific Remediation Reports |
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Looking for information on a particular case file? OPRA may be able
to help you! The Open Public
Records Act (OPRA) simplifies the process of accessing NJDEP site
files. To view and/or copy site related files, fill out a request
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