ENB Region 3 Completed Applications 01/04/2006

The applicant requests a modification of an existing permit to create a 3-acre pond by mining deeper than previously approved within an existing "life of mine" area of 10 acres on a total site of 98 +/- acres. The location is on the east side of North Avenue approximately one mile southwest of the hamlet of Salt Point.

        Cormorant Associates, LLC,  has applied for Freshwater Wetland permit and a 401-Water Quality Certification to construct the proposed 55-unit "Elm Farm Subdivision" on the east side of Wells Road.  The proposed subdivision would include construction of three stormwater outfalls on the west side of Wells Road within the 100-foot wide adjacent area of state regulated Freshwater Wetland NB-19 (Class 2) and in the federally regulated wetlands associated with it.  

        The applicant also proposes to construct a small portion of an access road in this same wetland adjacent area and remove a small earthen mound blocking the line-of-site from the proposed entrance road in that same wetland adjacent area but on the uphill side of Elm Road, away from the wetland itself.

    The proposed 55-lot Elm Farm subdivision would be located on 45 acres of land, with entrance roads off Fostertown Road and Wells Road, in the Town of Newburgh, Orange County, NY.

       Nicholas Marangi has applied for a Part 360 Solid Waste Management Facility permit to convert and expand an existing truck wash facility into the "Crossroads Transfer Station" for Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) and Construction and Demolition Debris (C&D), with a maximum through-put capacity of 700 tons per day (tpd).  The facility is located on a 6.3 acre site at 331 Route 17 South in Hillburn, approximately 8/10 of a mile from exit 15-A of  Interstate-87 (the Thruway).  It is anticipated that almost all vehicles will access the site from this Thruway interchange.  Trucks would be weighed going into and out of the facility to determine the volume of material loaded or unloaded.  All loading and unloading will take place inside the building.  The applicant anticipates between 70 to 100 collection vehicles per day accessing the site and between 28 to 30 transfer trailers leaving the site for disposal facilities.  Absolutely no waste will be stored or disposed of on-site.  

        The facility is located in the Village of Hillburn, on the west side of Route 17, in the Town of Ramapo, Rockland County, NY.

The applicant proposes to add 265 linear feet of heavy rock rap-rap to 74 feet already placed on the west shore of the Hudson River for erosion contro at the location of a future residence. The location is at the end of Goldricks Landing Road.