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Sun, Mar 1, 2020 • Westchester Joint Water Works

On March 5th the Harrison Town Board will decide whether to allow Westchester Joint Water Works (WJWW) permission to act as Lead Agency for the environmental review of their own application to build a water filtration plant in a residential neighborhood on Purchase Street near Tower Road. The Town Board Agenda. with the matter listed. can be seen here: https://www.harrison-ny.gov/home/agenda/tb-agenda-march-5-2020 On February 24th, 2020 PEPA’s legal counsel sent a letter objecting to WJWW’s intent to declare itself Lead Agency. The… Read More

» Meeting Alert: Planning Board

Sun, Feb 23, 2020 • Harrison

Harrison Planning Board Meeting on Tues. Feb 25th at 7:30 PM There are items on Tuesday’s Agenda that may be of interest including two Public Hearings - Scoping Sessions. Where: Harrison Municipal; Building, 1 Heineman Place, Harrison NY WEBB AVENUE – NEW MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING (19-1446) – Webb Avenue, Purchase, Block 603, Lot 1 – DEIS Public Scoping Session A 150-unit rental development proposal calls for 88 one-bedroom units, 57 two-bedroom units, and five three-bedroom units spread across a five-story building… Read More

» PEPA Airport Workshop

Fri, Jan 31, 2020 • Westchester Airport

Are you concerned airport expansion, and would like to be more involved? PLEASE ATTEND AN INFORMATIVE WORKSHOP TOMORROW PEPA urges you to become a supporter of the Coalition to Prevent Westchester Airport Expansion (“Coalition”). PEPA serves on the Steering Committee of the “Coalition.” It is the largest umbrella group advocating against expansion and for community and environmental interests at the Westchester County airport and monitors all relevant issues. Please read more here: www.coalition-to-prevent-westchester-airport-expansion.org. The Coalition is not looking for financial… Read More

» AIRPORT EVENT NEWS

Thu, Jan 23, 2020 • Westchester Airport

In case you missed it, last night’s FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) & County Open House at the New Castle Community Center was well attended by local resident attendees who were most emphatic about their complaints of increased disturbances from noisy, low flying planes. The FAA made informal educational presentations about airport operations, and air traffic procedures. The large turnout is one way to document to the FAA that a noise problem truly exists and thus assist us as we work… Read More

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