On November 25, 2019, the Department’s Bureau of Solid Waste Permitting informed the County that it does not object to the request for a partial release of the conservation restriction in the context of the original settlement agreement but advised the County that it would be necessary to obtain all other permits and approvals for its project. The County has requested a partial release of the conservation restriction to allow for the development of facilities that produce electrical energy from wind, solar, photovoltaic, or other technologies on a portion of the surface of the capped landfill, which requires development in areas on the surface of the landfill that would otherwise be prohibited pursuant to the terms of the conservation restriction. The deed restriction is contained in the deed by which the County acquired the former landfill from Waste Disposal, Inc. and Waste Disposal Inc., related to a capped landfill in Howell Township, Monmouth County.

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has received a request from Monmouth County for a partial release of an open space deed restriction on County-owned land that was created as a condition of the DecemSettlement Agreement by, and between, the County of Monmouth, the NJDEP, Waste Management, Inc. Conservation Restriction Release Hearing–Township of Howell, Monmouth County–Partial Release of Open Space Deed Restriction on Capped LandfillĬlick Here for Full Public Hearing Noticeīlock 42, Lots 38, 93, 93.01, 94 and 94.01

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