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The State Department of Environmental Conservation has set a date for a public information meeting during which the agency will explain its decision not to clean up a roughly 2-mile-long plume of contaminated groundwater in Speonk.
According to DEC spokesman Bill Fonda, the meeting will take place on Wednesday, February 27, from 7 to 9 p.m., in Room S-101 in the Shinnecock Building on the eastern campus of Suffolk County Community College in Northampton.
The meeting will address the immediate concerns of residents who were first notified about the plume more than a decade ago, discuss the results of the site characterization report for the area, provide information about the site classification, and explain the agency’s rationale behind not removing the chemicals from the soil.
The primary contaminants found in the plume are... more
According to DEC spokesman Bill Fonda, the meeting will take place on Wednesday, February 27, from 7 to 9 p.m., in Room S-101 in the Shinnecock Building on the eastern campus of Suffolk County Community College in Northampton.
The meeting will address the immediate concerns of residents who were first notified about the plume more than a decade ago, discuss the results of the site characterization report for the area, provide information about the site classification, and explain the agency’s rationale behind not removing the chemicals from the soil.
The primary contaminants found in the plume are... more
