Dam Restoration and Water Projects Loan Program
Official: N.J.A.C. 7:24A, Dam Restoration and Inland Waters Projects Loan Program
Reading: The readoption extends the existing Dam Restoration and Inland Waters Projects Loan Program without substantive modification to its scope or requirements.
The rules remain in effect to continue supporting these restoration efforts across the state.
In clear language
New Jersey is readopting rules for a loan program that helps fund projects to restore dams and improve inland water systems. This program provides financial assistance to help communities repair aging dams and manage water resources more effectively. The rules remain in effect to continue supporting these restoration efforts across the state.
How does this affect you?
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Who does this affect?
- Municipalities and water authorities needing to repair or restore dams
- Communities relying on dams for water supply, flood control, or recreation
- Property owners living near dams or inland waterways
- Environmental groups focused on water quality and restoration
What can you do?
- Contact your local municipality to ask if they're considering dam restoration projects that could benefit your community
- Learn about dams in your area and their condition by checking with your county or local environmental agency
- Support local initiatives for water resource management and dam safety improvements
Timeline
- 2024-12-02
No New Jersey official has a verified action on this policy yet.
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