This is an abbreviated report due to time constraints. At last night's Eldred Township BOS meeting, the supervisors voted 2-0-1 to send letters to the State Attorney General and Monroe County District Attorney, requesting them to investigate whether there was wrongdoing in the passage of the 2014 Eldred Township water extraction amendment. Also, to request the Eldred Planning Commission to consider recommending that a disciplinary board complaint be filed to determine if there was any unethical conduct on the part of landowner attorney James "Jimmy" Wimmer, Esquire, as relates to the same subject.
Update 9/16: A letter from landowner attorney Marc Wolfe was read, stating that while not required to do so, the last two Nestle wells that Gower had requested remain open will be decommissioned per township request.
Due to the the 2nd Wednesday (BOS meeting) and 3rd Thursday being on adjacent days this month, the Eldred Planners will meet tonight at 7pm. Planning Commission Chairman Robert Boileau stated that the meeting would be "juicy", due to another item already on the agenda. This blogger is unable to attend due to a conflict.
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.
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