New Jersey A3112 mandates public water systems and landlords to notify customers and tenants about elevated PFAS levels in drinking water and.
New Jersey A3112 requires public water systems to notify customers when their drinking water exceeds the maximum contaminant level for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). The notice must explain the PFAS maximum contaminant level, the measurement process, and the health risks associated with elevated PFAS levels. Landlords must also inform tenants about PFAS exceedances and provide the most recent notice to prospective tenants before signing a lease.
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