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Oldmans officials to meet after NJ DEP issues drought and water-audit requirements
Summary
Officials flagged a New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection administrative order (2024-15) requiring interconnection flow tests, leak detection, and a water audit; Mayor Bill Ferrell, Jeff Newman and Scott Myers will meet to discuss compliance.
The committee reviewed a recent New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection administrative order (2024-15) addressing drought and water-supply allocation. The order calls for interconnection flow testing, leak-detection work to address water losses, and a full water audit as a new requirement for the municipality.
Mayor Bill Ferrell said the township will follow up on the order. The minutes show Mayor Ferrell, Jeff Newman and Scott Myers were scheduled to meet to discuss operational steps and compliance with the NJ DEP requirements.
No formal vote on capital projects or funding for compliance was recorded in the public minutes; follow-up meetings and staff reports will determine any budgetary or construction work required to meet DEP deadlines.
