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In 1998, the New Jersey Legislature passed into law the “Brownfields and Contaminated Site Remediation Act.” The Legislature determined that […]

Although not common in Bergen County, there are areas (Upper Saddle River comes to mind) where septic systems are present. […]

Under the doctrine known as Home Rule, municipalities have historically been responsible for the creation and implementation of zoning, site […]

Lead from paint, dust and soil can be dangerous, if not managed properly. Lead exposure represents a health risk to […]