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Source: Kelsey Brooks and Scott Warner
ELIZABETH’S
TOP BROWNFIELDS
for remediation and redevelopment

ELIZABETH’S TOP BROWNFIELDS
FOR REMEDIATION AND REDEVELOPMENT
May 2013
Groundwork Elizabeth
205 First Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07206
908-289-0262
www.groundworkelizabeth.com
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Groundwork Elizabeth would like to thank the National Park Service Rivers and Trails
Conservation Assistance Program for the initial grant that funded this project. The Hyde
and Watson Foundation for providing computer hardware and software that assisted
in putting the project together. The members of the Property Restoration Task Force
for their input throughout the development of this inventory: Stu Bressler (consultant
to GW and regular EDC consultant), Phyllis Reich and Jessica Topolosky (Department
of Planning and Community Development City of Elizabeth), Victor Vinegra (Principal
Harbor Consultants), Kamal Saleh (Union County), Dan Devanney (EDC), Karen Kloo
(NJDEP), and Patricia Perkins-Auguste (Elizabeth Councilwoman), Emerson Amador
(private sector), Agnes Kristen (private sector), Gregory J. Waga (private sector),
Marcy Metz (private sector), David Wiener (Green Team Member), Matt Okpych
(Green Team Member), Adriana Morocho (Green Team Member). Finally, we
appreciate the guidance offered by Dr. Judy Shaw from the Edward J. Bloustein
School for Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
Executive Director
Jonathan Phillips
Project Interns
Kelsey Brooks and Scott Warner
Document Designer
Kelsey Brooks

ELIZABETH’S TOP BROWNFIELDS
for remediation and redevelopment

CONTENTS
ELIZABETH BROWNFIELDS INVENTORY
Letter from the Director..........................................................................................................................
I. Executive Summary...........................................................................................................................
II. Project Background...........................................................................................................................
III. Site Selection Process......................................................................................................................
IV. Top Brownfields for Redevelopment....................................................................................................
Proximity to Assets....................................................................................................................
Redevelopment Uses..................................................................................................................
V. Next Steps.....................................................................................................................................
VI. Inventory Introduction.......................................................................................................................
82 Livingston Street.................................................................................................................
23. S. Front Street....................................................................................................................
200 S. 2nd Street....................................................................................................................
406 S. Street..........................................................................................................................
432 Walnut Street.....................................................................................................................
590 Spring Street......................................................................................................................
857 Anna Street........................................................................................................................
865 Livingston Street.................................................................................................................
1001 North Avenue....................................................................................................................
534 Grier Avenue.....................................................................................................................
151 Rahway Avenue..................................................................................................................
312 Atlantic Street.....................................................................................................................
500 Elizabeth Avenue...............................................................................................................
823 E. Jersey Street.................................................................................................................
VII. Appendix A.................................................................................................................................
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Figures
Fig 1. Active Known Contaminated Sites, Elizabeth, NJ (Map).......................................................................
Fig 2. Land Use of Known Contaminated Sites (Chart)...............................................................................
Fig 3. Top Brownfields for Redevelopment, Elizabeth, NJ (Map)...................................................................
Fig 4. Selected Sites within 500 Feet of the Elizabeth River (Map)...............................................................
Fig 5. Selected Sites within 500 Feet of a School (Map).............................................................................
Fig 6. Selected Sites within 500 Feet of a Recreational Space (Map)............................................................
Fig 7. Selected Sites in a Redevelopment Area (Map).................................................................................
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LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR
Groundwork Elizabeth was established in the City of Elizabeth in 2003, as part of a City led
agreement with the National Park Service Rivers and Trails Assistance Program and the EPA.
The overarching mission of the organization is to engage the community in sustained
revitalization, by promoting the physical environment. Groundwork Elizabeth belongs to a loose
aggregate of fellow Groundwork non-profits, part of a national network called Groundwork USA,
each tailored to address local community needs. The main goal of the entire Groundwork
program is to “change places, change lives”.
Groundwork’s mission and goals fall into the following project and program areas:
• Active Living and Healthy Communities
• Youth and Greening
• Environmental Education
• Urban Waters
• Brownfield related restorations and Signature Park Projects
Brownfield properties - largely vacant, some former industrial sites, many contaminated, and underserved - are
ubiquitous in Groundwork urban communities, and Elizabeth is no exception. Using resources from the NPS RTCA
Program, leveraged from other sourcing Groundwork has dedicated itself to identifying, photographing, and
assessing open space and private sector potential for identifiable Brownfield properties in the city. Our project
initially sought to bring the “Top 100 Brownfields in Elizabeth” to the attention of stakeholders and the market.
Yet after countless hours of on the ground visits and follow up research, our “Top 100” proved to be much fewer,
largely in part thanks to hard work by the City and County, by the Elizabeth Development Company, private devel-
opers and others.
Groundwork wishes our work to be productive in improving our City. The report also serves as a sample document
for other NJ communities and Groundwork communities across the country.
Hope you enjoy the report, contact with any comments,
Greetings!
Jonathan Phillips
Executive Director
Groundwork Elizabeth
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I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This project was undertaken by Groundwork Elizabeth, with a grant from the National Park Service, to determine
the “Top Brownfields” in Elizabeth for remediation and redevelopment. Like many cities with a significant industrial
history, Elizabeth has a number of identified brownfield sites that are distributed throughout the city. With the aid of
the Property Restoration Task Force, which was organized by Groundwork Elizabeth and includes both private and
public stakeholders from the city, county, and state, 14 sites were selected for this report. These sites were
identified and assessed by the Task Force as being both underutilized and/or in significant need of remediation
and good candidates for redevelopment. Information about these sites, such as their assessed value, lot size, and
proximity to assets was gathered for inclusion in this inventory. It is hoped that this report can highlight the
brownfields resources in Elizabeth for a variety of users, including public actors, developers, and non-profit
organizations in the city.
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II. PROJECT BACKGROUND
This Brownfields Inventory was initiated and executed by Groundwork Elizabeth with the aid of a grant from the US
National Park Service. The initial purpose of the project was to determine the “Top 100 Brownfield Sites for
Redevelopment” in Elizabeth. However, it quickly became apparent that this number was too high and the project
was reoriented to determine the “Top Brownfield Sites for Redevelopment” in the city. Redeveloping brownfields,
instead of siting new development on undeveloped parcels, or greenfields, can provide multiple benefits to
urban communities, which falls in line with Groundworks’ mission of “changing places, changing lives.” This project
reinforces Groundwork Elizabeth’s previous work with brownfield redevelopment in the city (see “Firehouse Case
Study”).
Brownfields represent a significant challenge for cities throughout the country and are present in all Groundwork
communities. These sites are often underutilized and even when they are economically active, may represent an
environmental and/or human health risk. According to the NJDEP, as of April 2013, there were 233 Active Known
Contaminated Sites in Elizabeth. These sites are distributed throughout the city (Fig. 1), across a variety of land
uses (Fig. 2), and likely represent a highly disparate set of contamination concerns.
Ultimately, it is hoped this inventory will act as a tool for developers, government officials, and community
development organizations to more effectively direct redevelopment efforts in the city. This report is also intended
to serve as a guide for similar projects that may be undertaken by other Groundworks trusts across the country.
III. SITE SELECTION PROCESS
The site selection process began with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s Known
Contaminated Active Site list. That database contains sites with one or more active cases that have confirmed
contamination and any number of pending cases (the full KCS Active list for Elizabeth as of April 2013 can be seen
in Appendix A). While this data was being collected and organized, Groundwork Elizabeth organized a Task Force
of local stakeholders to guide the site selection
process, offer local knowledge about the sites,
and provide additional insight about which sites
should be included in the final inventory.
An initial meeting with this group was held on
December 7, 2012. At this meeting, Task Force
members discussed the criteria that should be
considered when selecting sites, including
proximity to assets or sensitive areas (i.e.
schools). The type of information that should be
available in the inventory was also identified and
potential sources for this information were noted.
A follow-up meeting was held on
Fig. 1
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Active Known Contaminated Sites, Elizabeth, NJ
Elizabeth River
Active Known Contaminated Sites
(Source: NJDEP)

FIREHOUSE CASE STUDY
In keeping with its mission of “changing places,
changing lives”, Groundwork Elizabeth has explored the
best use for a particular parcel of land sited at 731-735
New Point Road. Since 1870, this site has had
historic community significance starting as the location of
a community Bell Tower, then as Elizabeth’s City Yard,
and finally as Elizabeth Firehouse #3 in 1912. With the
Firehouse abandoned and razed in 2005, the site now
lies vacant and unused, making it an excellent site for
community development.
Over the past year (2012/2013), Groundwork Elizabeth
conducted meetings with various community groups and
residents in an effort to determine the needs and
desired use for this site. Efforts were made to be
mindful and include representation from a cross section
of the community. A youth group from a local school
presented their suggestions to the Groundwork Elizabeth
Team. Area residents, business owners, and shoppers
were surveyed about their needs and suggestions.
Additionally, a meeting was held with government
representatives, the private sector, and the community
at large.
As would be expected, the outcomes of these surveys
led to a wide variety of responses and suggestions.
February 8, 2013. The list of sites on the KCS was narrowed from 217 sites to 82 sites, based on the local
knowledge of meeting attendees. Sites were removed from consideration for a number of reasons, but the three
primary reasons were because the sites were (a) operating businesses, such as gas stations (b) single-family
homes or (c) unlikely to be redeveloped because of ownership issues.
The 82 sites were visited over a period of two weeks by project interns Kelsey Brooks and Scott Warner.
Photographs of each site were taken and additional evaluations of their suitability for inclusion in the final inventory
were made in the field. For instance, since it was determined by the Task Force that operating businesses should
not be included, any functional businesses that were observed were removed from consideration. Approximately
thirty sites were removed from consideration during this process.
Residents and youth groups tended towards
desires for using the land as park space, as an
urban garden, or as a playground. Business groups
were inclined towards using the space for
residential and business while incorporating a
community garden or solar panels on the roof.
While cleanup of the site will be conducted by the
city of Elizabeth, owner of the land, the final
decision on land usage remains to be determined.
- Scott Warner

IV. TOP BROWNFIELDS FOR REDEVELOPMENT
Of the 233 sites that appeared in the NJDEP Known Contaminated Site List, 14 are listed in the final inventory for
this report, which were determined using the process and criteria described above. The sites on the KCS list are
distributed throughout the city, which is evidence of the city’s extensive industrial history. However the sites in the
33%
38%
15%
11%
3%
Land Use of
Known Contaminated Sites
Industrial
Commercial
Residential
Transportation
Recreational Land
final inventory are confined to the western half of the
city (Fig. 2), which is largely commercial and
residential with pockets of industrial land use. All 14
sites are either on industrial or commercial land (in part
because single family homes were specifically excluded
from the final inventory. For the most part, these sites
are brownfields because of underground storage tanks
and are unlikely to be redeveloped as a different or
more productive land use than the one they currently
serve) with the majority (64%) on industrial land.
Overall, the sites were not very large. The average size
of the 14 sites selected was .346 acres, with the largest
site being 1.5 acres. This site was the only site that was
larger than an acre.
Additional information on the remaining 50 sites was collected. Tax assessment data was obtained at Elizabeth
City Hall with the help of Phyllis Reich from Elizabeth’s Department of Planning and Community Development.
Based on the information available, additional sites were removed from the list because of their current condition
and/or status. This step highlighted a recurring problem faced throughout this project. Although the state’s KCS
offers a starting point for evaluating known brownfields, the data that is available through that list is sometimes
incongruous with what is present in the field or the city’s records. For instance, certain addresses were
approximations and did not correlate to sites in real life. This created an extra step in gathering additional data
about the sites and, at times, made determining their location in the field difficult.
Two subsequent Task Force meeting were held in April to finalize the sites that are present in the inventory. The
criteria for inclusion were refined and final input from stakeholders was gathered. Over the five months between
the beginning and completion of this project, certain sites were removed from the Active list because remediation
processes had been undertaken and completed. This was determined using the NJDEP’s OPRA website to
access records for each site. These closed sites were also removed from consideration. All sites included in the
final inventory meet the following criteria:
1. They are Active Known Contaminated Sites (as of April 2013).
2. They are undeveloped or underutilized.
3. PRTF task force stakeholders have not identified any additional, specific reasons they should not be
included in the inventory.
Fig. 2
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A number of the sites on the KCS Active list are also already in the process of being remediated, which can be
inferred from the state’s public notification process. Sites that had submitted these notices to the NJDEP were
provided for this report by the DEP’s Karen Kloo. Over half of the 14 sites (57%) in the inventory have submitted
public notification notices to the NJDEP. The severity of contamination on the sites was also variable, ranging from
the least severe (C1) to most severe (D), although the majority of sites (71%) met the criteria for either a C1 or C2
classification (see Inventory Introduction for a full definition of these categories).
In terms of prioritizing these sites for redevelopment, the Task Force discussed a number of factors that might be
worth considering. One that was suggested was that sites that were publicly owned might be easier to redevelop in
the short term. Of the sites in the final inventory only two are publicly owned (82 Livingston Street and 823 E.
Jersey Street), although both represent excellent opportunities for redevelopment. Another aspect that was
suggested was that sites that could be aggregated into larger parcels might deserve greater consideration. How-
ever, none of the sites in the final inventory are adjacent to one another.
Proximity to Assets
Another aspect of the sites that was discussed during the initial meeting of the PRTF was their proximity to
community assets such as schools, the Elizabeth River, and recreational spaces. Proximity to these areas was a
concern because polluted areas near these resources might increase the risk of exposure to toxins, particularly for
Fig. 3
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Top Brownfields for Redevelopment, Elizabeth NJ
Selected Known Contaminated Sites (Source: NJDEP)
Known Contaminated Sites (Source: NJDEP)
Elizabeth River
LEGEND

children who are more vulnerable to contaminants. At the same time, these resources may make these sites more
appealing to redevelopers who can accrue benefits from being near green spaces or spaces that are highly
trafficked. Similarly, sites located in already established redevelopment areas may be attractive because the city or
developers can use that designation to garner greater benefits.
There are 6 sites that are either within 500 feet of one of these resources and/or fall within a redevelopment area.
Of these sites, 82 Livingston Street immediately stands out as a great candidate for redevelopment. It is a small
(.298), rectangular property that is publicly owned, falls within a redevelopment area, and is within 500 feet of
both a school (No. 28 Duarte-Marti School) and a recreational space (Arthur Kill Park). Other than this site there is
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Selected Known Contaminated Sites (Source: NJDEP) Elizabeth Schools Recreational Space Redevelopment Areas Elizabeth River
LEGEND
Selected Sites within 500 Feet of Recreational Space Selected Sites in Redevelopment Area
Selected Sites within 500 Feet of the Elizabeth River Selected Sites within 500 Feet of a School

IV. NEXT STEPS
There are a number of potential next steps for this report. Moving forward Groundwork plans to identify
stakeholders that can benefit the most from this report and ensure it is available to them. As mentioned earlier
we also hope this inventory can serve as a template for similar projects in other Groundwork communities that are
tackling similar issues in their own cities.
From a research perspective, it might be worthwhile to continue to investigate the sites that are in the inventory.
Compiling information on the history of these sites and/or the type of contaminants that might be present would
provide additional information to stakeholders and might, ultimately, make their redevelopment easier. Finally, while
our site selection process took advantage of the local knowledge of the Task Force stakeholders, there are other
criteria that were discussed for choosing sites that we did not use as heavily. For instance, it was suggested early
on that there be more emphasis placed on sites that are near community assets and while this is something we
took into account for out analysis, it was not a filter used at the front end of the project. Reviewing the KCS list
again with this in mind might indicate that certain sites that were rejected should be included in a comprehensive
city brownfields inventory.
Ultimately, we would like for the sites in this report to be redeveloped in a way that serves the community and the
city. We know this goal is possible since there is at least one site on this inventory (500 Elizabeth Ave, pg 27)
where a sale is already pending.
Redevelopment Uses
The ultimate end goal for this project would be to have all these sites redeveloped and used in ways that benefit
the community as well as the city. While redeveloping them as commercial uses might be ideal for certain sites,
Groundwork encourages the reuse of these sites as green spaces or additional recreational spaces for city
residents. It is clear from the Firehouse Case Study that these passive uses are frequently desired by many mem-
bers of the community.
Of the sites we have identified in the inventory a few make more sense as potential green spaces than others.
Again, 82 Livingston Ave as a publicly owned space that is near a school has significant potential to be
redeveloped as a park. During the last Task Force meeting it was also suggested that 23 Front Street might be an
ideal candidate for a park. Larger than many of the other sites, it could be an extension of the existing Marina and
residents might benefit from additional riverfront access.
Although a full analysis of which sites might best be used for green space has not been done, it is something that
should be considered by all users as redevelopment of these parcels moves forward.
one other site in a redevelopment area, two additional sites that are within 500 feet of the river, and two additional
sites that are within 500 feet of a recreational area. No other sites in the final inventory are within 500 feet of a
school.
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V. INVENTORY
The inventory provides a snapshot of the “Top Brownfields for Redevelopment.” Each page includes pertinent
background information, such as the location of the site, tax assessment information, remediation status, and
proximity to community assets and sensitive areas such as schools, the Elizabeth River, and recreational space.
The sites’ assessed values and dimensions were obtained from the City of Elizabeth’s Tax assessor’s office. The
Public Notification status was furnished by Karen Kloo from the NJDEP while the remaining information is publicly
available through the NJDEP.
The information on site proximity to community assets was determined using GIS data from the state. Aerial
images were sourced from Google Maps and all site photos were taken by Project Interns Kelsey Brooks and Scott
Warner.
Some of the following information may prove useful for reviewing the inventory pages:
Remediation Status
Indicates the overall degree of suspected contamination:
• B - remedial level associated with emergency response, simple removal activities of contaminants usually
no impact to soil or groundwater.
• C1 - remedial levels are associated with simple sites one or two contaminants localized to soil and the
• immediate spill or discharge area.
• C2 - remedial levels are associated with more complicated contaminant discharges, multiple site spills and
discharges, more than one contaminant, with both soil and groundwater impacted or threatened.
• C3 - remedial levels are associated with high complexity and threatening sites. Multiple contaminants some
at high concentrations with unknown sources continuing to impact soils, groundwater and possibly surface
waters and potable water resources. Dangerous for direct contact with contaminated soils.
• D - Same conditions as C3 except that D levels are also usually designated Federal “Superfund Sites”
(Source: NJDEP).
Public Notification
Public notification letters are sent to the state to indicate that remedial action (RA) is about to be undertaken on the
site.

Source: Groundwork Elizabeth
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82 Livingston Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07206
Block-Lot: 2-655
Land Use: Industrial
Area: .298 acres
Building on Site: No
Tax Information:
Assessed Value: $26,000
Improvement Value: $32,800
Owner: Public
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 168512
Public Notification: Yes
Remedial Phase: C2
Within 500 feet:
Schools: Y
River: N
Recreational Space: Y
Site Image:

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23 S. Front Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07202
Block-Lot: 4-1438.C
Area: .941 Acres
Tax Information:
Improvement Value: -
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: G000000610
Public Notification: No
Remedial Phase: C3
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: Y
Recreational Space: N
Site Image:

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200 S. 2nd
Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07206
Block-Lot: 2-943
Area: .111 acres
Building on Site: Yes
Tax Information:
Assessed Value: 19,400
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 012298
Remedial Phase: C1
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N

Site Image:

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406 S. Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07201
Block-Lot: 9-1151
Area: .349 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
Remedial Level: D
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: Y

Site Image:

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432 Walnut Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07201
Block-Lot: 12-1291
Area: .143 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 002813
Remedial Level: C1
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N

Site Image:

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590 Spring Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07201
Block-Lot: 8-1560
Area: 1.5 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 001353
Remedial Level: C2
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N

Site Image:

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857 Anna Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07201
Block-Lot: 8-174
Area: .230 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
Remedial Level: D
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N

Site Image:

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865 Livingston Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07201
Block-Lot: 10-1304
Area: .110 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 011857
Remedial Level: C1
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N
Site Image:

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1001 North Avenue
Background:
Zip Code: 07201
Block-Lot: 8-1342
Area: .060 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 249895
Remedial Level: C1
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N

Site Image:

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534 Grier Avenue
Background:
Zip Code: 07201
Block-Lot: 4-652
Land Use: Mixed Urban
Area: .164 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 007193
Remedial Level: C1
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N

Site Image:

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151 Rahway Ave
Background:
Zip Code: 07202
Block-Lot: 6-1002
Land Use: Commercial
Area: .310 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 004507
Remedial Phase: C2
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N

Site Image:

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312 Atlantic Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07206
Block-Lot: 5-1354
Area: .102 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 007912
Remedial Level: C2
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N

Site Image:

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500 Elizabeth Avenue*
Background:
Zip Code: 07206
Block-Lot: 5-371
Area: .195 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Private
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 466638
Remedial Level: C2
Within 500 feet:
Schools: Y
River: N

Site Image:

*Pending Sale

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823 E. Jersey Street
Background:
Zip Code: 07201
Block-Lot: 7-287
Area: .334 acres
Tax Information:
Owner: Public
Remediation Status:
PI Number: 020226
Remedial Level: C2
Within 500 feet:
Schools: N
River: N

Site Image:


ADDRESS LAND USE PI NUMBER PUBLIC
NOTIFICATION
171 NORTH AVE E Industrial 006562 N
1 SLATER DR Industrial 295623 N
10 20 S SPRING ST Unknown 162314 N
10 HARBOR FRONT PLAZA Unknown 436624 N
10 NORTH AVE E Industrial 004984 N
100 114 FRONT ST Unknown G000039016 N
100 142 E NORTH AVE Industrial G000006225 N
100 DOWD AVE Industrial 269902 Y
1000 JEFFERSON AVE Industrial 012001 N
1000 SHERMAN AVE Recreational 003287 N
1001 NEWARK AVE Recreational 020243 N
1001 NORTH AVE Industrial 249895 Y
101 107 RAHWAY AVE Commercial 031692 Y
1025 ELIZABETH AVE Commercial 010151 N
1029 NEWARK AVE Recreational 001855 Y
1036 ELIZABETH AVE Commercial 012468 Y
1046 CROSS AVE Unknown 133895 Y
1089 1099 ELIZABETH AVE Commercial 005210 N
1091 NORTH AVE Commercial 017711 N
1101 E JERSEY ST Commercial 001684 Y
111 LIVINGSTON ST Commercial 235717 N
1126 1132 DICKINSON ST Commercial G000038190 N
1128 1138 RT 1/9 Transportation G000041406 N
1130 CHESTNUT ST Industrial 484134 N
114 ACME ST Residential 004898 Y
1140 1146 NORTH AVE Transportation G000021704 N
1182 1196 E GRAND ST Commercial 006898 N
119 127 FRONT ST Industrial G000001274 Y
1200 NORTH AVE Unknown 001489 N
APPENDIX A.
Active Known Contaminated Site List as of April 2013 (Source: NJDEP)

NOTIFICATION
123 DOWD AVE Industrial 001411 N
127 FRANKLIN ST Residential G000063208 Y
130 RAHWAY AVE Commercial 033153 N
130 TRUMBULL ST Industrial 447617 N
147 ELIZABETH AVE Industrial 20152 Y
150 BAYWAY AVE Industrial 007303 N
151 RAHWAY AVE Commercial 450771 N
152 SAYRE ST Residential 461539 N
155 FRONT ST Industrial 025607 N
175 219 FRONT ST Recreational G000032037 N
1ST ST & FRONT ST Unknown 196363 N
200 234 3RD AVE Industrial 030684 N
200 334 3RD AVE Residential 135647 Y
200 BAYWAY AVE Transportation 018146 N
200 ELMORA AVE Commercial 004861 Y
200 S 1ST ST Industrial G000030754 N
200 S 2ND ST Industrial 012298 N
200 SPRING ST Commercial 006211 Y
201 205 2ND ST Residential 017220 N
201 263 PORT AVE Residential G000041744 Y
201 E JERSEY ST Residential 001635 Y
201 ELMORA AVE Unknown 001717 N
211 S BROAD ST Commercial 006213 N
217 231 FRONT ST Commercial G000011762 N
217 S 1ST ST Industrial 006918 N
228 E NORTH AVE Transportation 005494 N
23 S FRONT ST Industrial G000000610 N
232 3RD ST Industrial 001550 Y
233 247 3RD ST Residential G000041743 N
237 247 1ST ST Commercial 193522 N
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NOTIFICATION
24 28 ELMWOOD PL Residential G000044899 N
242 264 3RD ST Residential G000041745 N
25 S BROAD ST Commercial 032711 N
26 36 SLATER DR Industrial G000036271 N
27 MARTIN LUTHER KING PLAZA Commercial 017725 N
312 ATLANTIC ST Commercial 007912 N
313 CENTRE ST Residential 420696 N
315 W GRAND ST Residential 159525 N
316 IRVINGTON AVE Commercial 020146 Y
328 338 E JERSEY ST Commercial 233469 Y
330 ATLANTIC ST Commercial 493079 Y
330 S FRONT ST Industrial G000003268 Y
332 2ND ST Commercial 90495 N
335 S 5TH ST Commercial 016280 Y
338 5TH ST Unknown 239129 N
35 51 BOND ST Residential G000033070 N
36 48 S BROAD ST Commercial 031614 N
36 BUTLER ST Residential G000004043 Y
375 381 MORRIS AVE Commercial 015567 N
381 DOWD AVE Residential 213277 N
39 45 GRAND ST Commercial 024532 N
400 TRUMBULL ST Industrial 024669 N
401 405 RAHWAY AVE Commercial 009132 Y
401 JEFFERSON AVE Residential 032718 N
406 SOUTH ST Industrial G000005441 N
414 SPRING ST Commercial 001942 N
420 N BROAD ST Commercial 032379 N
43 45 S SPRING ST Industrial G000015647 N
432 WALNUT ST Industrial 002813 N
435 DIVISION ST Industrial 011857 N
436 442 RT 1/9 Unknown 001640 N
436 442 RT 1/9 Unknown 023672 N

NOTIFICATION
438 FULTON ST Residential 281892 N
450 S FRONT ST Industrial 002420 Y
456 RAHWAY AVE Commercial G000030310 N
48 94 BAYWAY AVE Industrial G000007540 Y
48 WESTFIELD AVE Commercial 300125 N
5 SLATER DR Industrial G000025759 N
500 S 1ST ST Industrial 005549 N
501 JACKSON AVE Residential 020163 N
502 3RD AVE Industrial 007486 N
507 BAYWAY AVE Commercial 000994 Y
508 514 BROADWAY Commercial 032567 N
508 BRUNSWICK AVE Commercial 007684 Y
5080 MCLESTER ST Transportation 005649 Y
51 1ST ST Industrial G000002022 N
513 537 N BROAD ST Commercial 004574 N
515 519 DOWD AVE Commercial G000001096 Y
518 TRENTON AVE Industrial G000006391 N
528 MONROE AVE Residential 287153 N
53 JEFFERSON AVE Commercial G000043230 Y
534 GRIER AVE Transportation 007193 Y
534 S FRONT ST Industrial 030937 Y
535 543 DOWD AVE Industrial 000952 N
536 572 DOWD AVE Transportation 440134 Y
545 RAHWAY AVE Commercial 005234 Y
556 WESTFIELD AVE Transportation 007485 N
570 MAPLE AVE Residential G000061896 N
574 580 NEWARK AVE Commercial 004752 Y
582 MORRIS AVE Industrial 001106 Y
589 DIVISION ST Industrial 010553 Y
590 592 SPRING ST Industrial 001353 Y

NOTIFICATION
590 ADAMS AVE Residential 437640 N
600 BOND ST Commercial 033551 N
600 ELIZABETH AVE Industrial 033742 N
600 YORK ST Industrial 007051 N
601 607 NEW POINT RD Commercial 025552 N
601 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Industrial 020153 Y
603 659 PEARL ST Commercial 492453 N
609 621 SPRING ST Commercial 162401 N
625 SUMMER ST Residential 017720 N
628 S BROAD ST Commercial G000062506 N
632 S FRONT ST Industrial G000001519 Y
641 DOWD AVE Industrial G000031815 Y
663 675 NEWARK AVE Commercial 024186 Y
687 749 KAPKOWSKI RD Transportation G000059841 Y
699 S BROAD ST Unknown 007496 N
6TH ST & FRANKLIN ST Recreational G000029749 N
700 KAPKOWSKI RD Unknown G000000417 N
701 711 RAHWAY AVE Unknown 032750 N
701 SPRING ST Commercial G000006208 Y
704 PENNINGTON ST Commercial G000062528 N
71 FRONT ST Industrial 020227 Y
720 SPRING ST Commercial 002684 N
726 ROCKEFELLER ST Industrial 007303 N
729 763 MEADOW ST Transportation 033272 Y
730 SUMMER ST Residential 159639 N
735 VAN BUREN AVE Residential G000061124 N
740 YORK ST Transportation 453950 N
748 760 LIDGERWOOD AVE Industrial G000034048 N
752 SPRING ST Unknown G000037292 N
760 W GRAND ST Industrial 011627 N
800 860 ANNA ST Commercial 020145 Y
800 BOND ST Industrial G000004209 N

NOTIFICATION
814 828 RT 1/9 Transportation 013375 Y
82 LIVINGSTON ST Industrial 168512 Y
822 NORTH AVE Industrial 000645 Y
823 E JERSEY ST Commercial 020226 N
830 MAGNOLIA AVE Residential 003914 Y
840 850 BOND ST Industrial G000044014 N
845 849 SUMMER ST Commercial 032901 Y
847 FLORA ST Industrial 008280 N
847 NORTH AVE Industrial 021082 N
85 PRINCE ST Commercial 020154 Y
850 855 WOODRUFF LN Industrial 020660 N
855 WOODRUFF LN Unknown 005910 N
857 ANNA ST Industrial 022860 Y
865 LIVINGSTON ST Industrial 011758 Y
866 BAYWAY CIR Industrial 005235 Y
900 919 FAIRMOUNT AVE Industrial 026252 Y
900 MAGNOLIA AVE Residential G000000137 N
901 E GRAND ST Industrial 005007 N
901 SPRING ST Commercial G000028300 N
908 S ELMORA AVE Commercial 001804 Y
914 SPRING ST Transportation 550072 Y
919 FAIRMOUNT AVE Unknown 026246 N
924 PARK AVE Residential 437501 N
957 S ELMORA AVE Commercial 012455 N
977 983 S ELMORA AVE Commercial 168272 Y
977 W GRAND ST Unknown 034007 N
987 1177 MCLESTER ST Transportation G000008177 N
993 S ELMORA AVE Unknown 92319 N
ADJACENT KAPKOWSKI LANDFILL Transportation 463152 N
BAY AVE & KAPKOWSKI RD Unknown G000004571 N

NOTIFICATION
BAY WAY Transportation G000021828 N
BAYWAY AVE Unknown 135660 N
BOND ST Recreational G000025788 N
N FLEET ST Transportation 196458 Y
NEW JERSEY TPKE MM 101.1 N Transportation 013313 Y
NEW JERSEY TPKE MM 101.7 N Unknown 013315 N
NORTH AVE Transportation 192982 N
NORTH AVE & DIVISION ST Unknown 004356 N
PT ELIZABETH & NEWARK MARINE TERMI-
NALS
Transportation G000011649 Y
RT 1/9 Unknown 202400 N
RT 1/9 & HETFIELD AVE Unknown 007984 N
RT 1/9 S & NECK LN Unknown 002516 N
S FRONT ST Unknown G000011335 N
S PARK ST & FRONT ST Residential G000042256 N
TRENTON AVE & BAYWAY AVE Unknown 543167 N
WESTFIELD AVE & MORRIS AVE Commercial G000011443 N

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