Below are the two files we got from the State via Assemblyman Dinowitz’s office.
JPR is on the State and National Register, not just eligible as it states in the attached memos. The Conservancy may have more comments on this at a later date.
As you can tell from the letter, the Sept 2008 memo is in response to the DEP’s July 2008 scope of work for the contract and discusses blasting. The January 2009 memo expands on another request from the DEP, which begs the question — why didn’t they come to the community and/or started an EIS sooner. If you look at old notices for EIS, they usually mention other agency approvals that are pending BEFORE they do the EIS, not wait until after.
Meanwhile the DEP told the court in an August 2008 affidavit and memo of law, that they were not ready to use blasting so it would be a moot question. The Court agreed. They also told the court that the hoe ramming on phase I would take 6 weeks. They started March 23 and are still hoe ramming. H mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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