The Schrade Channel Master Factories
have been a pretty big issue in Ellenville about never seeing any sign of life at the demolition site.
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The factory had an eight acre footprint
and was located just a few miles from the NYC Watershed
On or about November of 2014, the town building inspector, Bryant Arms put a stop work order on the premises , after discovering hazardous waste materials inside the factory
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Questions:
1. Have you ever seen anyone working at the demolition site over the last three years?
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2. Does that seem suspicious to you?
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Since hazardous materials were discovered,
3. Do you think that the authorities should be forced to reveal the location of where the materials were supposed to be disposed of?
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4. In the last three years, have you ever seen a demolition truck entering or exiting the Channel Master's demolition site?
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5. Does the fact that neither the supervisor, the town board, nor the building inspector can tell us where the hazardous material went too, worry you?
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*according to the newspapers, the 73 acre property was purchased for $1,000. by Ellenville Development Partners with a mailing address of 250 Broadway Manhattan NY
(right next to the Army Corp. of Engineers "Manhattan District")
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6. Have you ever heard old timers reminiscing how 55 gallon drums of old used chemicals were being disposed of in the 60's and 70's behind the factory?
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7. Do you remember seeing or hearing about the Rondout creek's rainbow colored stream of red, green and gold hat flowed near the Napanoch houses, school, and paper mill factory?
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8. Do you know any sportsmen who have told stories of taking deer or fish with tumors, growths or other skeletal abnormalities?
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9. Have any of your pets developed suspicious health issues that you attribute to living nearby the abandoned factories
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10. Do you know of anyone who has worked at the factory site and passed away from a rare disease or cancer?
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11, Do you have any health issues that you feel are attributable to living nearby the abandoned factories?
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12. Do you feel that the NYS DEC has been open and forthright in keeping Ellenville informed and protected?
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13. Do you think that our federal representative Congressman John Faso would be interested in hearing about Ellenville issues and concerns?
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14, Do you have any memories you could share with us?
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The factory had an eight acre footprint
and was located just a few miles from the NYC Watershed
On or about November of 2014, the town building inspector, Bryant Arms put a stop work order on the premises , after discovering hazardous waste materials inside the factory
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***
Questions:
1. Have you ever seen anyone working at the demolition site over the last three years?
***
2. Does that seem suspicious to you?
***
Since hazardous materials were discovered,
3. Do you think that the authorities should be forced to reveal the location of where the materials were supposed to be disposed of?
***
4. In the last three years, have you ever seen a demolition truck entering or exiting the Channel Master's demolition site?
***
5. Does the fact that neither the supervisor, the town board, nor the building inspector can tell us where the hazardous material went too, worry you?
***
*according to the newspapers, the 73 acre property was purchased for $1,000. by Ellenville Development Partners with a mailing address of 250 Broadway Manhattan NY
(right next to the Army Corp. of Engineers "Manhattan District")
***
6. Have you ever heard old timers reminiscing how 55 gallon drums of old used chemicals were being disposed of in the 60's and 70's behind the factory?
*
7. Do you remember seeing or hearing about the Rondout creek's rainbow colored stream of red, green and gold hat flowed near the Napanoch houses, school, and paper mill factory?
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8. Do you know any sportsmen who have told stories of taking deer or fish with tumors, growths or other skeletal abnormalities?
*
9. Have any of your pets developed suspicious health issues that you attribute to living nearby the abandoned factories
***
10. Do you know of anyone who has worked at the factory site and passed away from a rare disease or cancer?
*
11, Do you have any health issues that you feel are attributable to living nearby the abandoned factories?
***
^^^^
12. Do you feel that the NYS DEC has been open and forthright in keeping Ellenville informed and protected?
***
13. Do you think that our federal representative Congressman John Faso would be interested in hearing about Ellenville issues and concerns?
***
14, Do you have any memories you could share with us?
