WELCOME TO THE MIDDLEPORT COMMUNITY INPUT GROUP

The notes from the CIG's July 15, 2010 CIG meeting are now available. They can also be downloaded using the link below.

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Assemblywoman Jane Corwin met with members of the Middleport Community Input Group on Friday, August 6, 2010, to discuss their concerns with the arsenic cleanup project in the village and surrounding areas and the Corrective Measures Study report submitted to the Government Agencies by FMC for review and comment. In the photo at right is Bill Arnold, MCIG Chairman; Julie Maedl, Village Mayor and Assemblywoman Corwin.

Some of the topics discussed were the slow progress and length of time the project has been going on, the belief the Agencies will not look at the Corrective Measures Study objectively, the proposed CAMU and the lack of communications between the Agencies and residents along with the lack of resident involvement in negotiations.

The Agencies responses to comments made during the open public session are available in the Document Repository.
Click here to download a copy.

There were only two written comments submitted during the period and there were no verbal comments made during the session at the fire hall.

There were, however, at least two questions or comments made during one-on-one discussions between residents and representatives from the agencies at the fire hall. Even though these comments may be pertinent to the subject of cleanup and safety, they are treated as private discussions by the Agencies and are not included.

The notes from the CIG's May 6, 2010 CIG meeting are now available. They can also be downloaded using the link below.

The notes from the CIG's April 7, 2010 CIG meeting are now available. They can also be downloaded using the link below.

The notes from the CIG's March 9, 2010 CIG meeting are now available. They can also be downloaded using the link below.