New Jersey Sand & Gravel Activity (RSG) NJPDES Stormwater Permits

Looking for some assistance with the RSG NJPDES stormwater permit at your sand or gravel operating here in New Jersey? You're not alone. Many sand and gravel operations across New Jersey struggle to understand the difference between the R13 and RSG NJPDES stormwater permits, meaning getting into, and staying in compliance with complex regulations is often easier said than done. And, with an expiration date of March 31st, 2019, many sand and gravel mining operations in New Jersey struggle to really grasp what that means for stormwater permit compliance.

Here's where the stormwater experts at RMA can help - we get the sand, gravel, and aggregates mining & quarrying industries. In fact, our very first customer back in 1992 was a sand mine located in the southern part of New Jersey. Since then we've assisted sand and gravel mines and quarries across New Jersey (and the US) get into compliance with stormwater permits (in addition to other services). We've been to countless quarries, mines, pits, you name it, so when we say we have seen it all and done it all, we mean it. Our experts know the New Jersey Sand & Gravel Activity (RSG) NJPDES Stormwater Permit better than anyone, having helped countless operations get into, and stay in compliance, with this specific NJPDES stormwater permit with ease.