As reported in NorthJersey.com, Pompton Lakes leadership is contemplating whether to demolish every single building in the central business district fronting on Wanaque Avenue. The concept would be to build multi-story buildings with 400 units above street-level retail uses. However, it appears that the plan is contingent upon DuPont coming to the table and cleaning up its long dormant munitions factory.
Photo courtesy http://www.pomptonlakeshistory.com/places/dupont.htm.
Any such plan is a long-way off, as the remedial investigation has not yet been completed by DuPont. Yet the site is not listed on the National Priority List (aka “Superfund” site).
We’ll keep you posted.
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February 21, 2012 at 8:45 pm
Never gonna happen – that was all spin by Mr. Soojian to mask his imminent removal by EPA from the Fake CAG for conflicts of interest. Here’s what’s going on:
US Fish & Wildlife Service Blasts Dupont Science On Mercury Cleanup Plan
http://www.wolfenotes.com/2012/02/us-fish-wildlife-service-blasts-dupont-science-on-mercury-cleanup-plan/