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- Community Resource Guide
- Garbage and Recycling Calendar
- New Ferry Schedule Effective June 23, 2013
- Recreation Registration Form
- Revised Edgewater Ferry Bus Schedule
- Shopping Bus Schedule
- Affordable Housing Preliminary Application
- U.S. Department of Homeland Security awarded Edgewater Grant for Rescue Boat
- Moody’s upgrades Edgewater’s financial rating
- Edgewater Ranked 17th in Top Places for First Home Buyers in NJ
- Bergen County Utilities Authority Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program
- BCUA Shreding Events, Tire and Electronics Recycling
- Bergen County Utilities Authority Hazardous Waste Collection
2015-16
- 2015.07_OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2015_07_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2015.11_OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2015_11_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2015.12_OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2015_12_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2016.02_OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2016_02_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2016_03_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2016.04_OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2016_05_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2016.06_OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2016_07_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2016.08_OU1 EPA PR _.pdf
- 2016_08_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2016_09_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2016.10.OU1 EPA PR (3).pdf
- 2016_10_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2016.11.OU1 EPA PR (3).pdf
- 2016.12.OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2016_12_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
2017
- 2017.01.OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2017_01_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2017_02_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2017.03.OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2017_03_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2017.04.OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2017_04_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2017.05.OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2017_05_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2017.06.OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2017_06_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2017.07 DRAFT OU1 EPA PR rev.pdf
- 2017.07 DRAFT OU1 EPA PR rev.pdf
- 2017.08 DRAFT OU1 EPA PR rev.pdf
- 2017_08_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2017.09 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2017_09_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2017.10 DRAFT OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2017.10 OU2 EPA PR.pdf
- 2017_11_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_Final.pdf
- 2017_11_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_Final.pdf
- 2017.12 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
2018
- 2018_1_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_Final.pdf
- 2018.02 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2018.03 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2018_3_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_.pdf
- 2018.04 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2018_4_Quanta_OU2.pdf
- 2018.05 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2018_5_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_Final.pdf
- 2018.06 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 080718 Quanta Update 08 18 FINAL PDF.pdf
- 2018.07 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2018_7_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_Final.pdf
- 2018.08 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2018_8_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_Final.pdf
- Quanta Fact Sheet September 2018_REV.pdf
- 2018.09 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2018_9_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_Final.pdf
- 2018_10_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_Final.pdf
- 2018_11_Quanta_OU2 Progress Report_Final.pdf
- Quanta Dec. Community Meeting.docx
- 2018 01 OU1.pdf
2019
- 2018.12 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019.01 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019_1_Quanta OU2 Progress Report Final.pdf
- 2019.02 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019_2_Quanta OU2 Progress Report Final.pdf
- 2019.03 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- quanta 1 2.pdf
- 041719 Quanta I.pdf
- 2019_4_Quanta OU2 Progress Report Final.pdf
- 2019.05 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019_5_Quanta OU2 Progress Report Final.pdf
- 2019.06 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019_6_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2019.07 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019_7_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2019.08 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019_8_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2019.09 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019_9_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2019.10 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019_10_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2019.11 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2019_11_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2019.12 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
2020
- 2019_12_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2020 02 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2020_02_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2020 03Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- Suez Lead Notice.pdf
- 2020 05 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2020 06 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2020_06_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2020.07 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2020_07_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2020.08 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2020_08_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2020.09 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2020_10_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2020.11 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2020_11_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2020 12 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2020 12 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
2021
- 2021_01_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2021.02 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2021_02_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 03122021 Quanta Land Fact Sheet March 2021_Final.pdf
- 2021_03_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2021.04 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2021.04 OU1 EPA PR2.pdf
- 2021_04_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2021.05 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2021_05_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2021.06 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2021_06_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2021.07 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2021_07_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2021.08 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2021_08_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2021_09_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2021 10 Quanta OU2 Progress Report
- 2021_11_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 12 02 2021 Quanta Resources 5YR PUBLIC NOTICE.pdf
- 2021 12 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2021_12_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
2022
- 01 2022 OU1 EPA PR-Final.pdf
- 2022_01_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022.02 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2022_02_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022.03 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2022_03_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022.04 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2022_04_Quanta OU2 Progress Report
- 2022.05 OU1 EPA PR
- 2022_05_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022.06 OU1 EPA PR_Final.pdf
- 2022_06_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022.07 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2022_07_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022.08 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2022_08_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022.09 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2022_09_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022 10 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2022_10_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022.11 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2022_11_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- 2022.12 OU1 EPA PR.pdf
- 2022_12_Quanta OU2 Progress Report.pdf
- Community Resource Guide
- Garbage and Recycling Calendar
- New Ferry Schedule Effective June 23, 2013
- Recreation Registration Form
- Revised Edgewater Ferry Bus Schedule
- Shopping Bus Schedule
- U.S. Department of Homeland Security awarded Edgewater Grant for Rescue Boat
- Moody’s upgrades Edgewater’s financial rating
- Edgewater Ranked 17th in Top Places for First Home Buyers in NJ
- Borough of Edgewater 2015 Tax Sale Information
For the duration of the cleanup work at the Quanta site in Edgewater, New Jersey, EPA will send periodic updates to the community about activities at the site. Honeywell has completed soil solidification in the tent on the bulkhead and a contractor is installing bulkhead anchors. This area will be graded and restored once the anchors are installed.
Soil solidification continues in the tent in the northwest corner of the site adjacent to the City Place ramp and is expected to finish the week of March 16. Soil solidification is finished at two of three areas in front of the Pier 115 building that require soil solidification outside of a tent. Honeywell has restored this area and is repaving and repainting the parking spaces.
During the week of March 9, Honeywell will remove soil from the stockpile at the site and transport it for disposal. The size of the soil stockpile must be reduced to allow for equipment to safely move around on that part of the site. Honeywell will manage and transport the soil and debris to an approved facility consistent with practices they have employed since the start of the project and in compliance with the approved plan. The soil will be loaded into trucks lined with the sealable liner system used for transporting the soil from the tents. The filled liners will be sealed before the trucks leave the site. Honeywell will also use a variety of technologies and practices to mitigate potential vapors, including spraying Rusmar foam to suppress potential releases of vapors from areas of disturbed soil; applying Posi-Shell, a durable stucco-like material, to the areas of exposed soil; and re-covering the stockpile when they are not actively moving the soil. Honeywell anticipates this work to take five days.
Honeywell is continuing soil solidification outside of a tent on the western boundary of the main Quanta property. During active soil solidification outside the tent, residents may experience odors from releases of naphthalene vapors, especially on warmer days. A variety of technologies and practices are being used to mitigate vapors during soil solidification in this area. These include spraying Rusmar foam to suppress releases of vapors from areas of disturbed soil; applying Posi-Shell, a durable stucco-like material, to the areas of exposed soil throughout the day and at the end of each workday; and covering areas of disturbed soil with plastic poly sheeting. A fact sheet that describes the work at the western boundary of the property can be found at the EPA Quanta web page at www.epa.gov/superfund/quanta-resources.
Residents can report concerns about vapors or odors from the Quanta site 24 hours a day, seven days a week using the community hotline. During hours when work is actively underway at the site, the information will be relayed to a supervisor at the site and to EPA. The hotline number is (201) 807-0991.
The New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) and the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) are releasing the Health Consultation and Public Health Assessment documents for the Quanta Resources site located in Edgewater. A fact sheet explaining the differences between the two documents is also available. There will be a public meeting on April 9, 2019 at the Edgewater Community Center to discuss these documents with the community.
Quanta Update: 3/25/2019
Dear stakeholder,
EPA was recently made aware of excavation that will be taking place at the Quanta site. The purpose of the excavation is to install a water line that will be used in support of remedial activities that will resume at the site in the coming months. A portion of the water line will be installed in an area that has not yet been remediated. While EPA doesn’t anticipate naphthalene vapors to be generated from this work, all odor suppression techniques will be implemented. The digging is scheduled to start this week. Air monitoring will continue at the site and the hotline continues to be in operation for people to call should they have any concerns: 201-807-0991.
As we mentioned in our December public meeting, the majority (about 90%) of the remaining cleanup activities at the site (soil solidification, stockpile management, and earth moving) will be conducted under tents to reduce emissions into the air as much as possible. At this time, EPA anticipates resuming soil solidification work in mid to late-Spring. To ensure that you are fully informed, we will hold a public meeting in April in advance of work resuming at the site.
For further information, you can contact Natalie Loney, EPA Community Involvement Coordinator at 212-637-3639 or e-mail her at loney.natalie@epa.gov.
“Quanta Odor Update”
· Debris were cleared on the main Quanta property in the southwest (near the Pier 115 sign and sidewalk) and the northwest (along the sidewalk/entrance to City Place). Both of these areas are located directly along the sidewalk. Posi-shell was applied to disturbed areas at the end of each day and liberally applied Friday before departure from the sites.
· Conditions at the site have been wet and muddy which can hinder the effectiveness of some of the odor control materials as they are broken down more quickly. The ongoing freeze/thaw conditions can also affect how long the odor suppressant materials were effective.
As a result of this, these are the actions we are taking to address this issue:
· Increase use of Portland cement within Posi-shell mix –To help the Posi-shell set up faster, the team is evaluating the effectiveness of adding Portland cement to the Posi-shell spray.
· Begin use of Bio-Solve – Bio-Solve is an additional odor suppressant that is being tested in addition to a non-toxic foam and Posi-shell. Bio-solve forms an emulsion, locking vapors and contaminants in the soil in areas that are being actively worked on. Bio-Solve is not as durable or long lasting as Posi-shell; however, it may provide greater immediate odor reduction.
· Cover disturbed areas with plastic sheeting on Fridays – The Posi-shell has been effective at controlling odors until the recent ongoing freeze / thaw conditions. Therefore, the use of plastic sheeting to cover stockpiles and disturbed areas had been minimized. If site conditions are appropriate from a safety and accessibility perspective, plastic sheeting will be used to cover stockpiles and disturbed areas on Friday afternoons before leaving the site. These areas will also be sprayed with odor suppressant before being covered.