New Jersey is one of the highest taxed states in the country.

Now, residents and businesses could be taxed extra … when it rains.

Save it for a rainy day. Some of your hard-earned dollars may be taken away as the weather turns ugly and rain drops fall on the Garden State. A new bill calls for the creation of local or regional storm water utilities, giving local counties and municipalities the power to collect a tax from properties with large paved surfaces such as parking lots, CBS2's Meg Baker reported.

That's businesses and homeowners.

The bill passed in the Senate and the Assembly and is now headed to Gov. Phil Murphy's desk.

"With all the salt that we've had on roads recently, that's all running into the sewer systems. So you can't ignore problems because they don't go away," Senate President Steve Sweeney said.