Thursday, May 18, 6:30 p.m.
Riley Avenue Elementary School, 374 Riley Avenue, Riverhead
1) Introduction by President of Calverton Civic -- Toqui Terchun
2) Goal of panel -- John McAuliff
3) Role of EPCAL Watch -- Rex Farr
4) Impact on the town of a distribution hub, tractor trailers, and economics -- Andrew Leven
5) Impact on immediate and longer distance neighbors of air cargo flights -- Ed Reiter
6) Environmental issues:, water contamination and wildlife -- Kelly McClinchy, Pat Aitken
7) State of play between IDA and the Town Board/CDA, SEQR -- Kathy McGraw, Barbara Blass
8) How do we stop it? Suggestions for personal follow-up -- Angela DeVito
9) Questions and comments -- moderated by Toqui Terchun
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Background information
This is a follow-up to the May 3 EPCAL event at Hotel
Indigo.
More than 300 people turned a CAT promotional meeting into an overwhelming rejection of announced plans by the Ghermezian family to turn EPCAL into an air cargo and trucking distribution hub.
Stories appeared in the Riverhead Local, the East End Beacon, the News Review, Newsday and on Channel 12. An editorial in the Local nailed it "Hey, Triple Five. We get it. Do you?".
More than 300 people turned a CAT promotional meeting into an overwhelming rejection of announced plans by the Ghermezian family to turn EPCAL into an air cargo and trucking distribution hub.
Stories appeared in the Riverhead Local, the East End Beacon, the News Review, Newsday and on Channel 12. An editorial in the Local nailed it "Hey, Triple Five. We get it. Do you?".
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