New Jersey § 58:5-1
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 58:5-1, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 58:5-1.
The North Jersey water supply district, consisting of the counties of Sussex, Warren,
Hunterdon, Passaic, Morris, Monmouth, Somerset, Bergen, Hudson, Essex, Union and Middlesex,
and the South Jersey water supply district, consisting of the remaining counties of
the state, created and established by an act entitled “An act to create two water
supply districts in the state of New Jersey, to be known respectively as the North
Jersey water supply district and the South Jersey water supply district,” approved
March sixteenth, one thousand nine hundred and sixteen (L.1916, c. 70, p. 128), 1 for the purpose of municipal water supplies, and the commission appointed pursuant
to said statute, are continued. Each of said districts shall be entitled to all of the authority and shall be subject
to all of the laws of this state concerning water districts so created. 1
Incorporated in this chapter.
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