New Jersey § 32:19-3
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 32:19-3, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 32:19-3.
The commission shall have power to make rules, regulations and orders with regard
to the pollution of all the coastal, estuarial and tidal waters within or covering
portions of the signatory states as follows: a. In Connecticut, Long Island sound and estuaries and tidal waters thereof between
the easterly side of New Haven harbor at Morgan Point and the Connecticut-New York
state boundary, and the Housatonic river up to the northerly boundary lines of the
towns of Stratford and Milford. b. In New York, all of the tidal waters of greater New York city, including the Kill
van Kull and the Arthur Kill, Long Island sound and the estuaries and tidal waters
thereof between the New York city line and the New York-Connecticut state boundary
and between the New York city line and the easterly side of Port Jefferson harbor;
the Atlantic ocean and the estuaries and tidal waters thereof between the New York
city line and the easterly side of Fire Island inlet; and the Hudson river and estuaries
and tidal waters thereof between the New York and New Jersey state boundary and the
northerly line of Rockland county, on the westerly side, and between the northerly
line of New York city and the northerly line of Westchester county on the easterly
side of the river. c. In New Jersey, the Hudson river and New York upper bay and estuaries and tidal
waters thereof between the New York-New Jersey boundary and Constable Point on Constable
Hook; the Kill van Kull and Arthur Kill to the mouths of the rivers entering into
the Kills; Newark bay and the estuaries thereof up to the mouth of the Passaic river;
and up to the mouth of the Hackensack river; Raritan bay together with the Raritan
river up to the Victory bridge on said river between Perth Amboy and South Amboy;
together with the Cheesequake creek up to the New York and Long Branch Railroad bridge
on said creek at Morgan; together with the Matawan creek up to the New York and Long
Branch Railroad bridge on said creek at Matawan; Sandy Hook bay; together with the
Shrewsbury river up to the passenger railroad bridge, between Navesink Light and Highland
Beach on said river; and shall have power to investigate and determine if the requirements
of the compact and/or the orders of the commission are complied with and to bring
action in its own name in the proper court or courts to compel the enforcement of
any and all provisions of the compact and the orders of the commission pursuant thereto
or pursuant to laws; and to conduct investigations, inquiries or hearings at such
place or places, and at such times as it shall appoint. Such investigations, inquiries or hearings may be held by or before one or more
of the commissioners, or by or before any person or persons appointed as its representative
and when ratified, approved or confirmed by the Interstate Environmental Commission, his or their action shall be and be deemed to be the investigation, inquiry
or hearing of the Interstate Environmental Commission. All state and municipal departments, commissions, boards and bodies having to do
with the waters of the state shall co-operate with the commission and shall furnish
to the commission such information as the commission shall request, touching the pollution
or the elimination thereof, of the waters of the district.
Frequently Asked Questions About New Jersey § 32:19-3
What does New Jersey Statutes § 32:19-3 cover?
Section 32:19-3 is part of the New Jersey Statutes, the codified statutory law of New Jersey. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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