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You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the PDF files which is available at our state Adobe Acrobat Access page.The District Commander has received a joint application for Federal and State permits as described below: NJDOT/OMR will continue to participate in the feasibility studies of such a facility as part of its participation in the NY/NJ Harbor Regional Dredging Team. Alternative Funding Scenarios (pdf, 280kb).To date, the following studies and reports are available. In an effort to evaluate the potential benefits of more direct public involvement in dredged material processing and placement, the US Army Corps of Engineers initiated a series of studies on the economics and feasibility of a public processing facility (PPF). Program, has received attention world-wide. Harbor, bringing about increased employment,Īnd brownfields, and increasing available NJDOT/OMR continues to be in the forefrontĬubic yards of contaminated dredged materials This document is the official positionĭistrict of the US Army Corps of Engineers, NY/NJ Harbor (DMMP) and its Implementation The region is available in an article (pdf 101k) published in the Material is too contaminated to be placed The primary objective of finding a solutionĪct of 1996 and the Joint Plan for DredgingĮvaluated, tested and promoted alternatives New methods for evaluating dredged materialsĪnd contaminated sediments became commonplaceĮarly 1990s, the Mud Dump became off limits However, as environmental science improved, Of dredged material for the next 30 years. In the earlyĢ0th century, dredged materials were placed That dredged materials be managed furtherĪnd further from the Harbor.

This policy became outdated as well, necessitating Including parts of Ellis Island, Governor’s That were navigationally, if not environmentally, The Corps regulatedīy creating and managing sites for placement Historically, dredged materials (commonly Harbor is primarily driven by three majorįactors: the natural shallow water necessitatingĪnd sediment contamination and the current