What is SMMUA?
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The Southeast Monmouth Municipal Utilities Authority, a public body, was created
in 2008 and began operations in August 2009 to purchase and operate the Manasquan Water Treatment Plant and Transmission System in order to maintain, operate
and improve the System and to foster
and promote the provision and distribution of an adequate
supply of water for public and private use. The Authority serves the Borough of Brielle, the Borough of Seagirt, the Borough of Spring
Lake, the Borough of Spring Lake Heights
and the Township of Wall. Each municipality is defined as a "Member."
The Authority has entered into
a Treated Water
Purchase Contract with each of its Members,
obligating each Member
to make payments
to the Authority for its
proportionate share of the Authority's operating expenses, debt service and required reserves. The Authority contracts with the New Jersey
Water Supply Authority to operate and maintain the 4 million gallon
per day treatment plant
located on Hospital Road in Wall Township and approximately 39,000 feet of transmission piping. |
Public Notice
Authority Meetings,
Minutes and Resolutions
Official Public Notice of Meetings
The Authority schedules monthly public meetings to discuss items of business.
Calendar of Meetings To view the schedule of meetings and the agendas for the meetings.
Minutes and Resolutions To view the Minutes of the meetings and Resolutions approved by the Board.
Relevant Rules and Regulations of
SMMUA:
Municipal and County Utilities Authorities Law
Summary Statutes Governing Local Authorities
Local Authorities Fiscal Control Law
Publications To view publications including Annual Budgets and Audits