Mastering RSG NJPDES Stormwater Permit for Sand and Gravel Operations in New Jersey

Are you operating a sand or gravel mine in New Jersey and struggling with the nuances of the RSG NJPDES stormwater permit? With many operators confused about the differences between the R13 and RSG permits, achieving compliance can seem like a daunting task. Moreover, with the permit having expired on March 31, 2019, understanding the implications for your compliance requirements is critical.

Specialized Support for Sand and Gravel Industries

At Resource Management Associates, we specialize in the sand, gravel, and aggregates mining and quarrying industries. Our journey began in 1992 with our first client—a sand mine in southern New Jersey. Since then, we've helped numerous sand and gravel operations throughout New Jersey and the United States navigate the complexities of stormwater permitting. Our extensive experience includes visits to countless quarries, mines, and pits, giving us a deep and practical understanding of the regulatory landscape.

Tailored Compliance Strategies for RSG Permits

Our team is exceptionally knowledgeable about the New Jersey Sand & Gravel Activity (RSG) NJPDES Stormwater Permit. We provide comprehensive support to help your operation not only meet but comfortably maintain compliance with stormwater regulations. Whether it’s navigating permit renewals, updating your Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP), or providing ongoing compliance training, RMA offers solutions that are crafted to the specific needs of sand and gravel mines.