1. Underground storage Tank 2. Open and Closed Permits
Dear Wantage Township,
This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common law right of access. I am not required to fill out an official form. Please acknowledge receipt of this message.
Records requested:
I respectfully request the file for: 22 Skytop Road, Wantage, NJ Block 138, Lot 6.16
1. Underground Storage Tanks - since 1970 to present
2. Open permits - since 1970 - to present
3. Closed permits - since 1970 - to present
Thank you!
Yours faithfully,
Attorney Gretchen A. Foley, Esq. for real estate purchaser client of the above-referenced property.
April 30, 2024
Ms. Gretchen A. Foley
[OPRA #61106 email]
Re: OPRA 2024-093
Dear Ms. Foley,
This office is in receipt of your OPRA request as follows:
"I respectfully request the file for: 22 Skytop Road, Wantage, NJ Block
138, Lot 6.16
1. Underground Storage Tanks - since 1970 to present
2. Open permits - since 1970 - to present
3. Closed permits - since 1970 - to present"
Attached please find, as provided by Hardyston Township Building Department
employee Sarah K. Bright and as approved by Hardyston Township Building
Official Joe Butto, copies of the following documents responsive to your
request:
List of Applications
Wantage Township UCC New Jersey Certificate of Approval Permit # 05-826
Wantage Township UCC New Jersey Certificate of Approval Permit # 14-113
Wantage Township UCC New Jersey Certificate of Approval Permit # 13-204
Wantage Township UCC New Jersey Certificate of Approval Permit # 07-417
Wantage Township UCC New Jersey Certificate of Approval Permit # 05-825
Wantage Township Certificate of Approval Permit # 14-567
Redactions have been made over private phone and FEIN numbers. A public
agency has a responsibility and obligation to safeguard from public access a
citizen’s personal information with which it has been entrusted when
disclosure thereof would violate the citizen’s reasonable expectation of
privacy. N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 et seq. Additionally, redactions have been made
over names in order to protect those persons requesting anonymity under
Daniel’s Law. Daniel’s Law is a New Jersey statute that provides a means for
certain public servants to request the redaction of certain personal
information from public-facing State, county, and municipal websites. The
full text of the law can be found at P.L. 2021, c. 371 (A6171 2R CC)
(njleg.cov). The redaction of information does not imply that said redacted
information belongs to an individual who may have requested anonymity under
Daniel’s Law.
Thank You,
Christine M. Von Oesen
Deputy Clerk
Wantage Township