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Credit Pacific Service Union Standing on the shore of Oradell Reservoir, Governor McGreevey announced new protections Tuesday to keep development from causing more damage to key New Jersey drinking-water sources.

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Credit First Service Union Last Earth Day, the governor announced his intention to enact tougher pollution protections for nine drinking water reservoirs - including the Oradell in Bergen County and the Wanaque in Passaic - and six ecologically sensitive feeder streams.

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Card Credit Mobile Service This Earth Day, he followed through with those rules, which environmentalists consider to be landmark safeguards, but builders and sewage-system operators condemn as expensive burdens.

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Card Credit Discover Service "We have a moral imperative to safeguard our drinking water for the next generation," McGreevey said, flanked by about 30 Boy and Girl Scouts, and the leaders of more than a dozen environmental groups.

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Credit Public Service Union The new rules won't bar development near the protected bodies, but they will force builders to construct fewer homes and allow only businesses that don't produce much storm-water runoff or require additional sewage treatment.

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Card Credit Processing Service Developers will have to design buffer zones around properties, build detention ponds, or come up with other drainage or purifying strategies to ensure that nearby reservoirs and streams are not polluted.

Center Credit Service Union Criticizing past administrations, environmentalists heaped praise on McGreevey for turning a cold shoulder to the state's largest building companies.

Card Credit Service Wireless "It borders on the ridiculous that drinking water doesn't already have this protection," said David Pringle, campaign director for the New Jersey Environmental Federation.

Credit Security Service Union Some local environmentalists lamented that drinking water already had been compromised for decades by development in Bergen County and urban areas of Passaic County.

Credit Report Service "In reality, there's not much more that could be developed near the Oradell Reservoir," said Mark Becker, co-director of the Bergen Save the Watershed Action Network.

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Christian Counseling Credit The new rules put the 15 bodies of water under the state's highest protective status - C-1 - and are likely to give environmentalists an edge in development battles being fought north of Wanaque Reservoir in northern Passaic County.

Credit Federal Service Union The governor pledged last month to grant C-1 status to seven other water bodies, including Lake Tappan and Woodcliff Lake reservoirs. Giving such status to those two could serve as a barrier to a 98-home project in River Vale and other Pascack Valley developments.

Credit Monitoring Service In addition, the state is studying whether to give C-1 status to another 1,900 miles of waterways and lesser protection to another 2,200 miles of rivers and streams.

Credit Division Service Some environmentalists and state officials expect that the new rules will prompt lawsuits by builders that have a stake in land near protected waterways. One such builder - K. Hovnanian Cos. - intensively lobbied the governor this week to drop the C-1 designation for Sidney Brook in Hunterdon County.

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Credit Free Online Report In addition to covering the Oradell and Wanaque reservoirs, new protections announced Tuesday by Governor McGreevey include:

Credit Federal First Service Atlantic County - Doughty Reservoir

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