Laptop Battery Every step of the way, state transit agency has dug itself
deeper in East Camden case. NJ Transit just keeps looking worse and
worse regarding the contaminated soil it piled into huge mounds
near residential neighborhoods in East Camden last year.
Katz runs the company with 22 paid employees and 300 volunteers who give technical support to new users and are compensated with free memberships (remember those days at AOL ). He rents space in two AT&T data centers, one in Manhattan, another inSecaucus, N.J., with $700, 000 worth of computer equipment, end servers from Dell Computer and five IBM Unix servers. The $2 million annual payroll is his biggest expense.
Thinkpad Other government agencies should set aside some time to study
their example to avoid the continual mistakes made by NJ
Transit.
According to the indictment, Jones would steal various IBM and Penguin computer servers from Verisign's warehouse in Virginia and sell them to Johnson. Johnson would then sell the servers to several individuals, who would sometimes place them for sale on eBay. As a result of this scheme, the indictment alleges that Jones and Johnson caused Verisign to lose more than $120, 000 worth of computer equipment. In the indictment, Jones and Johnson are charged in three counts with causing the interstate transportation of stolen property, namely IBM 330 and 335 servers, in violation of 18 U.S.C.
Microsoft The dirt, excavated during construction of the South Jersey
Light Rail Line, is contaminated with low levels of benzene, PCBs,
cadmium, lead and other dangerous materials, according to the state
Department of Environmental Protection. That's
the kind of thing nearby residents might have wanted to know before
letting their children play on the hills.
a presentation by Ralph Braskett of the Committee for Better Transit (NJ Coordinator) style integrated public transit system in our region.
Laptop Computers But NJ Transit kept that fact under wraps - and things have just
grown worse since then.
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Laptop Computer Once residents started asking about the piles - some stretching
30 feet high - NJ Transit said they had been placed there as sound
barriers. Never mind that the agency never held any public hearings
or asked city officials before it began trucking in the dirt.
Meanwhile, documents submitted by NJ Transit to the state
Department of Environmental Protection asking
permission to build the berms never mentioned noise reduction.
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Desktop Computer Then, NJ Transit officials said the dirt was piled in East
Camden because it came from that area and made economic sense to
keep it there. Weeks later, however, it was revealed that more than
half the contaminated dirt had been brought to East Camden from
other towns along the 34-mile rail line.
Notebooks NJ Transit's next step was to work to remove the 124,000 cubic
yards of contaminated soil, a process the agency estimated would
cost $4 million when it was put out to bid. So far, the price tag
is $8 million, with $6 million of that being awarded in no-bid
contracts.
Lenovo About 40,000 cubic yards have successfully been disposed of at a
landfill in Staten Island, but the rest is causing a new round of
trouble.
Hard Drive Pennsylvania landfills were to take the remainder, but that
state's Department of Environmental Protection refused without more
testing. A
plan to cap a landfill in
Winslow also fell through.
Travelstar Now, Salem County may accept about 35,000 cubic yards of dirt
that NJ Transit says "meets residential criteria."
Gateway That claim is doubted by a former mayor of Winslow Township and
a member of the state Pinelands Commission, Norm Tomasello, who
wants further studies on the soil.
Laptop Parts "I would like to see an independent company test this dirt," he
said. "You can't go by (NJ Transit's) engineering firm."
Software Based on the sheer number of deceptions the agency has tried to
put over on the
people of East Camden and
beyond, we don't blame Tomasello for wondering.
Hard Drives NJ Transit fouled this plan up in too many ways to count. It's
going to have to work long and hard to improve its reputation after
this fiasco.
Electronics Courier-Post - 1/25/2004
Topic: Toxics
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