I arrived early for last week’s public hearing in Garfield on the chromium contamination caused by the EC Electroplating site.
While walking the neighborhood, I smelled strong petroleum hydrocarbon odors, almost as if I were sniffing fuel oil. I immediately traced the source of the odors to the above storm drain.
Looking down into the storm drain, I saw oily sheen on the water.
At the hearing, I advised EPA Region 2 staffers of the situation, which appears to be coming from Mazzo oil on Van Winkle Avenue.
EPA and/or NJ DEP should conduct an investigation of potential Clean Water Act violations – I urge any readers in Garfield to follow up – and call DEP Hotline 1-877-WARN DEP.
Of course, if there is an intrepid reporter out there …
At least they have a good little league baseball team.
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