PRHS asbestos transport manifest
Jeff Epstein made this OPRA request to New Jersey Department of Transportation This request has been closed to new correspondence. Contact us if you think it should be reopened.
Dear New Jersey Department of Transportation,
This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common law right of access. I certify under penalty of NJSA 2C:28-3 that I have not been convicted of an indictable offense. Please acknowledge receipt of this message.
Records requested:
During the summer and fall of 2017, the roof at Pinelands Regional High School was replaced. This construction is still ongoing. Pinelands Regional High School is part of Pinelands Regional School District in Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey.
During this construction, it was confirmed and documented that the waste for a significant portion of the roof contained 10% chrosytile. It therefore contains asbestos, requiring an “ID number 27 non-hazardous waste manifest” in order to be properly transported.
Please provide all manifests related to this project during the year of 2017, including the names and addresses of the asbestos landfills that were the recipients of this waste. If there is no manifest, please provide the testing that confirms the material to be non-asbestos.
In case these documents are not filed under or associated to the district, here are the consultants currently being used by the district: Mike Kobithen Roofing and Insulation, and New Road Construction.
Thank you.
Jeff Epstein
The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) is in receipt of the
attached request for records under the Open Public Records Act (OPRA).
This request is being forwarded to the appropriate Unit(s) to determine if
records responsive to your request exist, and for further review of your
request in light of the law governing OPRA requests and the Department of
Transportation’s document retention policies.
If this request involves an extraordinary expenditure of time and effort,
we will need to assess a special service fee and you will be advised of
such. This will apply regardless of the method you wish to receive the
records in addition to the copying cost. Note that for any existing
records located off-site or in a storage facility, or requires extensive
review, we may request an extension of time if necessary.
Please address all your communications pertaining to this request directly
to this email address. Thank you in advance for your patience, and we
will be in contact with you.
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Office of Inspector General
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We apologize for the delay in processing your request, but would like to
assure you that your request is still in progress. We are still in the
process of searching through records and identifying and reviewing records
specifically responsive to your request.
Therefore, the Department of Transportation requires an additional
extension until December 5, 2017.
We will do our best to provide a response to you as quickly as possible.
We thank you for your patience and assistance.
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The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) is in receipt of the
attached request for records under the Open Public Records Act (OPRA).
Please be advised that the Department of Transportation does not maintain
records responsive to this request based on the information provided. We
confirmed this with the Environmental Resources Unit, the Environmental
Solutions Unit and Multimodal Services.
Therefore, this request is denied and closed, and the official Closure
Receipt is attached.
Thank you for the opportunity to be of assistance.
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NJDOT Custodian of Records
Office of Inspector General
Phone (609) 530-8045
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