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Directions
Complete Driving Directions and maps will be provided with
conference registration or call the Holiday Inn at 609-655-4775
Or visit http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/hi/1/en/direction/jmbnj
Holiday Inn Jamesburg is located at 390 Forsgate Drive-
County Route 612 east of NJ Turnpike Exit 8A.
From North:
Take the New Jersey Turnpike south to Exit 8A, bear left (east)
after the toll booth towards Jamesburg approx. 3.5 mi on
County Rt.612 – Forsgate Drive. Make the first right into the
Holiday Inn Parking lot.
From South & West:
Take Route 130 North towards South Brunswick. Go Right
onto NJ Route 32 East which becomes County Route 612–
Forsgate Drive. Follow Forsgate Drive to Holiday Inn Parking
lot on your right.
Workshop Co-Sponsors
County of Mercer
Hunterdon County Planning Department
Mercer Cty Soil County Soil Conservation District
Monmouth County Planning Board
NJ Chapter American Planning Association
NJ Section American Water Resources Association
NJ Department of Environmental Protection
NJ Society of Municipal Engineers
NJ Water Supply Authority
Soil & Water Conservation Society, NJ Chapter
South Branch Watershed Association
Stony Brook Millstone Watershed Association
Getting in Step With Stormwater Rules
Municipal Land Use Center
At The College of New Jersey
McCauley House
PO Box 7718
Ewing, NJ 08628-0718
Getting in Step
H ELPING YOUR
C OMMUNITY
C OMPLY WITH THE
NJ STORMWATER
R ULES
Sponsored by the
Municipal Land Use Center
at The College of New Jersey
Thursday, February 17,2005
8:00 am—12:45 pm
Jamesburg Holiday Inn
390 Forsgate Drive
Jamesburg, NJ, 08831

IS YOUR TOWN ON TRACK TO MEET THE
APRIL 2005 STORMWATER DEADLINES?
In January 2004 NJ Department of Environmental Protection
adopted two new stormwater rules that required all
municipalities in New Jersey to preserve and improve
water quality. During March and April 2004 every town
submitted a Request for Authorization (RFA) application
which allowed municipalities to discharge stormwater into
the state’s streams via a “General Permit for Municipal
Separate Storm Sewer System”. These General Permits
have requirements that municipalities must start to implement
by APRIL 2005!!!
This workshop will clarify the complex municipal requirements
that communities are grappling with. Leading
experts from throughout the state and community representatives
will share their experiences on ways to start to
address such areas as:
* Stormwater Mitigation Planning- what options should
your community consider and what are the technical
requirements for the plans?
* Evaluating long-term maintenance and costs when
selecting new stormwater management practices.
* How to organize a Stormwater Task Force: roles and
relationships among municipal volunteers, consultants
and county reviewing agencies.
* Developing and financing stormwater management and
maintenance programs in your community.
Who should attend this workshop?
The workshop is geared for municipal board members
and administrative staff as well as the engineering and
planning professionals who will assist communities in
planning and administering the new stormwater rules.
After a general opening session the workshop will have
concurrent: administrative/planning and technical engineering
sessions.
S CHEDULE OF EVENTS
8:00—8:30 am: Registration and Full Breakfast
8:30—8:40 am: Workshop Purpose & Overview,
Martin Bierbaum, Municipal Land Use Center at The College
of New Jersey
8:40—9:15 am: Stormwater Management Rules—Overview,
George Hawkins, New Jersey Future
9:15—9:45 am: Meeting the Challenge for Stormwater
Planning, Ray Zabihach, Morris County Planning
9:45—10:15 am: Lambertville Stormwater Task Force,
John Miller, Lambertville Stormwater Committee
10:15—10:30 am: BREAK
10:30 am—12:45 pm : Concurrent Administrative and
Technical Sessions
Planning & Administering Stormwater Programs
Moderator– C Rodrigues, American Planning Association NJ Chapter
10:30—11:15 am: Selecting Stormwater Practices: review of
structural and nonstructural design options, what’s best for
your community, Joseph Skupien, Storm Water Management
Consulting
11:15—11:45 am: Mitigation Plans: Options To Consider,
Steve Souza, Princeton Hydro
11:45 am—12:15 pm: Tailoring Model Ordinances and Outreach
Programs to Your Community, Angela Clerico, Stony
Brook Millstone Watershed Association
12:15—12:30 pm: Questions and Wrap Up, Don Einhorn,
South Branch Watershed Association
Technical Session s
Moderator– Richard Moralle NJ Society of Municipal Engineers
10:30—11:15 am: How to Perform a Build-Out and Pollutant
Loading Analysis, James Cosgrove, TRC Omni Environmental
11:15—11:45 am: Elements of a Mitigation Plan, Michael
Bennett, Chatham Township Engineer
11:45 am—12:30 pm: Developing and Financing Stormwater
Management and Maintenance Programs, Elizabeth
Treadway, AMEC
12:30—12:45 pm: Questions and Wrap Up, Tony McCracken
NJ Section, American Water Resources Association
Organization
Registration Form
Getting in Step: Helping Your Community
Comply with the NJ Stormwater Rules
Thursday, February 17, 2005, 8 am to 12:45 pm
Jamesburg Holiday Inn
$65.00 registration fee made payable to
“The College of New Jersey”
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Address
Phone
FAX #
Email
Please mail registration form and payment or
vouchers no later than February 9th, 2005 to the
Municipal Land Use Center at The College of New
Jersey, McCauley House, PO Box 7718, Ewing, NJ
08628-0718.