ENB Region 4 Completed Applications 11/15/2006

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Burke Distribution Corp. (NY 021-2423).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Emmett House Sewage Treatment System (NY 012-3994).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Air Products and Chemicals Sewage Treatment System (NY 007-2532).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Eastern NY Laborers Training Center (NY 022-3573).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Mielaks Mobile Home Court Sewage Treatment System (NY 007-8328).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Pine Ridge Estates Sewage Treatment System (NY 003-6757).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf. Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Plambeck Mobile Home Park (NY 021-2334).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Klementzos Apartment Sewage Treatment System (NY 026-0622).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Bliss LLC Catskill Apartment House Sewage Treatment System (NY 012-4921).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Sleepy Hollow Apartment Sewage Treatment System (NY 019-1574).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

Applicant proposes to stabilize the shoreline of property located at Lot I-52 Valley Court Road, Coxsackie, New York.  Rip rap will be placed along 75 feet of Sleepy Hollow Lake shoreline.  An additional 139 feet of shoreline will graded and vegetated.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the New Baltimore Service Rest Area (NY 002-7359).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: /hudson/hreagenda05.pdf. Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Gospel Communtiy Church Sewage Treatment System (NY 024-1474).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the Niagara Mohawk Oakwood Service Center (NY 012-4788).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.

    The Department has decided to pursue a Department Initiated Modification (DIM) to the SPDES permit for the National Gypsum Company Sewage Treatment System (NY012-2980).  This initiative was implemented to ensure compliance by the year 2009 with Goal 10 of the Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005-2009; enacted by the Governor in 2004 to improve water quality.

    The objective of Goal 10 is to make the waters of the Hudson River safe for the public to swim for the river’s entire length.  Swimming in the Hudson River is currently limited in part due to high pathogen levels; some of which come from discharges of wastewater treatment facilities.  Therefore to reduce pathogen levels, the DEC will modify the above mentioned SPDES permit to include disinfection of the effluent for these wastewater discharges, as well as monitoring the discharges for fecal coliform and chlorine levels (as relevant) in the respective receiving waters within the Hudson River Watershed.

    The Hudson River Estuary Action Plan, 2005 - 2009, is available online at: www.dec.state.ny.us/website/hudson/hreagenda05.pdf.  Questions concerning the technical details of the permit can be directed to Shayne Mitchell at 518-402-8125.

Filed application documents, and Department draft permits where applicable, are available for inspection under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law during normal business hours at the address of the contact person.