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The Department of Environmental Protection has finally begun to recognize that through strict policing and review of those entities that provide water, it can effectuate a powerful chokehold on development within New Jersey. In fact, as recently as Dec. 2003, DEP Commissioner Bradley Campbell stated that there are approximately 20 water purveyors statewide that have been determined by the DEP to have no additional water resources to supply.
March 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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