General Information
Location
10 Commerce Court
Verona,
NJ
07044

Staff Info.

Chuck Molinaro
Superintendent of Public Works

George Zehnder
Assistant Supervisor of Public Works

Stephen P. Lyons
Licensed Water Treatment Operator, Lyons Environmental Services, LLC

Thomas Feret/James Staudinger
Licensed Backup Water Treatment Operators

Mike Grasso
Licensed Waste Water Treatment Operator

David Legg
Licensed Backup Waste Water Treatment Operator

Stormwater Collection & Management

Superintendent of Public Works: Chuck Molinaro

Municipal Stormwater Program Coordinator: George Zehnder - Assistant Supervisor of Public Works
 


Verona Stormwater Documentation

Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan
Municipal Stormwater Management Plan
MS4 Outfall Pipe Map
MS4 Infrastructure Map
Stormwater Discharge General Permit (MS4 Permit)
 

Stormwater Ordinances

Stormwater Control  2024-35(Amended)
Flood Control & Damage Prevention
Tree Removal/Replacement
Pet Waste & Wildlife Feeding
Litter Control
Improper Disposal of Waste
Containerized Yard Waste/Yard Waste Collection Program
Private Storm Drain Inlet Retrofitting (See above Stormwater Ordinance)
Illicit Connection(also see above Stormwater Ordinance)
Privately-Owned Salt Storage
 

Stormwater Reports & Applications

Stormwater Application 2024 
 

Post Construction & Maintenance Program

NJDEP Maintenance Guidance 
 

Planting Suggestions for Rain Gardens & General Landscapes

Rain gardens play an important role in managing stormwater runoff by absorbing excess stormwater runoff reducing the risk of flooding and erosion as water gradually seeps into the ground. These plants also provide food and shelter for wildlife such as birds, butterflies and essential insects contributing to a thriving ecosystem. Not to mention they are aesthetically pleasing! Download suggestions below:

Stormwater Resources


Stormwater Runoff Information and Brochures

Each year the engineering department responds to numerous calls from residents in regards to stormwater and drainage problems they are experiencing at their properties as a result of water that they feel is emanating from the surrounding properties. Many times the solution to the problem is as easy as having an adjoining neighbor redirect their roof leaders or sump pump discharge. In some instances the solution is not that easy. Over the last few years the Township has seem to have had an abundant amount of rain. This leads to isolated oversaturation of lawn areas and localized ponding and flooding. In some instances we have noticed an increase in the number of underground springs and a rise of the water table. The Township’s Engineering and Public Works Departments will always do their best to keep all stormwater running free and clear on the public roadways and keep the inlets and manholes free of debris. Residents can assist us by not blowing grass clippings and leaves onto the roadway, promptly picking up pet waste and removing any litter that they see. All of these items can eventually find their way into nearby drainage structures and overtime clog and reduce the capacity of the stormwater system which can create flooding conditions on the streets. The following links have some helpful information for localized flooding on private property. 

Storm Drain & Catch Basin Cleaning Information

Solutions to Stormwater Pollution

Roof Leaders- Sump Pump Discharge, Grading and Property Maintenance Guidelines

Car Wash Flyer

Fertilizer Flyer

Lawn Care Information

Littering Flyer

Oil Spill Flyer

Stormwater Tips