LEGAL ASPECTS OF NEW JERSEY POTABLE WATER PROGRAM

TO effective be administratively in intent, public sound health and effective in inten , public health legislation should be dynamic rather than static. It must be kept up-todate both to reflect the desires of the populace and to be consistent with modern technology; but it must be fair, practical, and acceptable to those individuals, organizations, and agencies who must comply with its requirements. The present New Jersey statutes pertaining to the supply of potable water, and under which the State Potable Wa-