Navigating R7 NJPDES Stormwater Permit Compliance for Wood Recycling in New Jersey

Are you grappling with how to manage compliance for your wood recycling facility under the expired R7 NJPDES stormwater permit in New Jersey? You're certainly not alone. Many wood recycling operations are puzzled by what steps to take in light of the permit's expiration on November 30, 2014, making long-term compliance a challenging task due to outdated and unclear stormwater regulations.

Expert Compliance Support for Wood Recycling Facilities

At Resource Management Associates, we have a profound understanding of the recycling industry in New Jersey, particularly when it comes to handling Class B recyclable materials like wood. Ensuring your facility complies with every applicable NJDEP regulation is crucial to avoid potential penalties. Our team is not only well-versed in the intricacies of the NJPDES stormwater permitting program but also possesses in-depth knowledge of recycling permitting approvals across New Jersey. This comprehensive expertise means we are uniquely equipped to guide wood recycling operations through the complexities of stormwater compliance.

Simplifying Your Compliance Journey

Despite the non-renewal of the R7 permit, wood recycling facilities must continue to meet NJPDES standards. Understanding how to maintain compliance, update your Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), or manage the annual Stormwater Training requirements can seem overwhelming. If you're struggling with these issues, RMA is here to help. We offer tailored solutions that simplify the compliance process, helping your wood recycling operation navigate through the complexities of a seemingly broken NJPDES stormwater permitting system and maintain compliance with confidence.