Guest Guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 What is the latest on the stadium? Word has it NO STADIUM, and developers were counting on it, now they might be second guessing?? anyone hear different? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 What is the latest on the stadium? Word has it NO STADIUM, and developers were counting on it, now they might be second guessing?? anyone hear different? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I hope the NO STADIUM is trues we don't want it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Towner Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 What is the latest on the stadium? Word has it NO STADIUM, and developers were counting on it, now they might be second guessing?? anyone hear different? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sorry Mike, Steve and Maria, oh and Michael Fernandez, The deal is still on. All is OK, No need run for office at this time, check you ego at Millans and leave the election to us. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 What is the latest on the stadium? Word has it NO STADIUM, and developers were counting on it, now they might be second guessing?? anyone hear different? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> YOU WILL NOT HEAR ANYTHING UNTIL AFTER THE ELECTIONS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Guest Posted June 10, 2006 Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 Interesting article on Jersey City Golf Course and contamination. Look who's involved: Applied Will they treat the Harrison contamination in the same manner? Group rips DEP on cleanup Saturday, June 10, 2006 A liner missing from a chromium container at the Liberty National Golf Course in Jersey City should have been caught by the Department of Environmental Protection case manager monitoring the site. But the case manager had been transferred - and not replaced - according to Joe Morris, director of the Jersey City-based Interfaith Community Organization, the group that successfully sued Honeywell Corporation to clean up the Roosevelt Drive-In site off Route 440 in Jersey City, the Hudson County's largest chromium pit. "It's Keystone Kops enforcement," said Morris. "That's why we are asking the governor to appoint a 'chromium czar' to supervise cleanups." DEP doesn't dispute that case manager Bob Marcolina had been transferred. Marcolina had "moved on to another assignment," said Ed Putnam, DEP's assistant director for remedial response. "But he (Marcolina) was brought back to help with the NFA" - the "No Further Action" letter issued in 2004, which was the final sign-off on the remediation work. The NFA letter was authorized by DEP Commissioner Bradley Campbell, despite the fact that he had imposed a moratorium on issuing NFAs. New Jersey Sierra Club Director Jeff Tittel accused Campbell of playing politics. The part-owner of the course, Applied Development of Hoboken, is politically connected, he charged. The other owners are Reebok founder Paul Fireman and his son Dan. "I think the former commissioner was more into playing politics than public health," Tittel said. Officials at Applied Development did not return phone calls seeking comment. Campbell, now an attorney in West Orange, brushed aside the allegation. "I launched aggressive action at over 100 (cleanup) sites - all this when the Sierra Club was asleep at the switch," Campbell said. "The reality is DEP was acting aggressively on chromium sites while the Sierra Club has abandoned Jersey City residents." KEN THORBOURNE Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Guest Posted June 10, 2006 Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 Interesting article on Jersey City Golf Course and contamination. Look who's involved: AppliedWill they treat the Harrison contamination in the same manner? Group rips DEP on cleanup Saturday, June 10, 2006 A liner missing from a chromium container at the Liberty National Golf Course in Jersey City should have been caught by the Department of Environmental Protection case manager monitoring the site. But the case manager had been transferred - and not replaced - according to Joe Morris, director of the Jersey City-based Interfaith Community Organization, the group that successfully sued Honeywell Corporation to clean up the Roosevelt Drive-In site off Route 440 in Jersey City, the Hudson County's largest chromium pit. "It's Keystone Kops enforcement," said Morris. "That's why we are asking the governor to appoint a 'chromium czar' to supervise cleanups." DEP doesn't dispute that case manager Bob Marcolina had been transferred. Marcolina had "moved on to another assignment," said Ed Putnam, DEP's assistant director for remedial response. "But he (Marcolina) was brought back to help with the NFA" - the "No Further Action" letter issued in 2004, which was the final sign-off on the remediation work. The NFA letter was authorized by DEP Commissioner Bradley Campbell, despite the fact that he had imposed a moratorium on issuing NFAs. New Jersey Sierra Club Director Jeff Tittel accused Campbell of playing politics. The part-owner of the course, Applied Development of Hoboken, is politically connected, he charged. The other owners are Reebok founder Paul Fireman and his son Dan. "I think the former commissioner was more into playing politics than public health," Tittel said. Officials at Applied Development did not return phone calls seeking comment. Campbell, now an attorney in West Orange, brushed aside the allegation. "I launched aggressive action at over 100 (cleanup) sites - all this when the Sierra Club was asleep at the switch," Campbell said. "The reality is DEP was acting aggressively on chromium sites while the Sierra Club has abandoned Jersey City residents." KEN THORBOURNE <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Why did the New High School take to long to build? and yo keep voting him in! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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