The map takes about 35 seconds to download on a slow DSL connection, and will be better resolution than you will see by zooming in the Scribd window.
Chestnut Ridge Railbus #51 on turntable
Chestnut Ridge Railway Station, Kunkletown
The purpose of this blog is to document solid waste and water extraction projects that do not meet zoning requirements or are just very poorly conceived, in an effort to protect the rights and health, safety and welfare of neighboring landowners and residents. The initial project was Nestlé Waters in Kunkletown, Eldred Township. Later, the Synagro biosolids in Plainfield Township - the "Slate Belt Heat Recovery Center" was our focus. We all live downstream.
Sunday, March 13, 2016
Site Plan of Nestle's operation on the Gower property, including former locations of brick factory, railroad station and lodge
As documented in a recent post, the site of Nestle's planned water extraction in Kunkletown was targeted by millionaires for development at the turn of the 20th century. Most of the "improvements" made at that time, by subsidies of the Chestnut Ridge Corporation, are gone today. Nestle's site plan is below, and also depicts the location of the development that commenced in 1898.
The map takes about 35 seconds to download on a slow DSL connection, and will be better resolution than you will see by zooming in the Scribd window.
The map takes about 35 seconds to download on a slow DSL connection, and will be better resolution than you will see by zooming in the Scribd window.
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