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By Chris Mckenna
Times Herald-Record
Published: 2:00 AM - 05/18/13
Attorneys for three municipalities suing to halt construction of Kiryas Joel's water pipeline allege the village is installing a wider pipe than it promised without analyzing the resulting impact of increased water flow and population growth in Kiryas Joel.
In documents filed this week in state Supreme Court, attorneys for the Town of Woodbury and villages of Woodbury and Harriman say the 24-inch-wide pipe workers are burying beside Seven Springs Road in Woodbury will carry 70 percent more water than the 18-inch pipe Kiryas Joel assented to after its contentious environmental review ended in 2009.
Kiryas Joel had initially planned for a 24-inch pipe, but agreed to a smaller one to allay environmental concerns.
What's more, the lawyers say, Kiryas Joel's addition of a pump station near the pipeline's midpoint in Cornwall — not mentioned in the 2009 environmental conclusions — would increase the system's capacity even further, although they don't specify by how much.
"KJ is vastly expanding its project under the radar of any environmental review," attorneys David Gordon and James Bacon wrote.
"The substantially larger Pipeline coupled with the new pump station vastly increases its potential to create further growth, with corresponding impact on neighboring communities."
Those and other claims were added to the plaintiffs' case to bolster their appeal for court intervention to suspend work on the pipeline, which is slowly advancing across Woodbury.
Ultimately, the pipe is expected to stretch 13.5 miles to New Windsor, where it would meet New York City's Catskill Aqueduct — a giant water source the village has hoped to tap for more than a decade.
The Woodburys and Harriman are asking Supreme Court Justice Francis Nicolai to stop construction until Kiryas Joel does further environmental review and gets needed approvals from New York City and the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
They're also demanding the removal of the "oversized" pipeline the village has already installed.
Attorneys are scheduled to appear before Nicolai on June 10 in Putnam County.
The plaintiffs are challenging Kiryas Joel's ability to proceed before getting the state's permission to tap a Cornwall well located along the pipeline route.
That well, crucial to Kiryas Joel to establish a required backup supply, is being challenged by Woodbury officials, who say it threatens to compete with a new wellfield they plan to activate soon.
The plaintiffs' attorneys also point out that work began without New York City's formal approval to tap the Catskill Aqueduct.
Without permission to draw water from either the Cornwall well or the aqueduct, "there is no justification for KJ to be constructing the pipeline at all," they wrote.
By Chris Mckenna
Times Herald-Record
Published: 2:00 AM - 05/18/13
Attorneys for three municipalities suing to halt construction of Kiryas Joel's water pipeline allege the village is installing a wider pipe than it promised without analyzing the resulting impact of increased water flow and population growth in Kiryas Joel.
In documents filed this week in state Supreme Court, attorneys for the Town of Woodbury and villages of Woodbury and Harriman say the 24-inch-wide pipe workers are burying beside Seven Springs Road in Woodbury will carry 70 percent more water than the 18-inch pipe Kiryas Joel assented to after its contentious environmental review ended in 2009.
Kiryas Joel had initially planned for a 24-inch pipe, but agreed to a smaller one to allay environmental concerns.
What's more, the lawyers say, Kiryas Joel's addition of a pump station near the pipeline's midpoint in Cornwall — not mentioned in the 2009 environmental conclusions — would increase the system's capacity even further, although they don't specify by how much.
"KJ is vastly expanding its project under the radar of any environmental review," attorneys David Gordon and James Bacon wrote.
"The substantially larger Pipeline coupled with the new pump station vastly increases its potential to create further growth, with corresponding impact on neighboring communities."
Those and other claims were added to the plaintiffs' case to bolster their appeal for court intervention to suspend work on the pipeline, which is slowly advancing across Woodbury.
Ultimately, the pipe is expected to stretch 13.5 miles to New Windsor, where it would meet New York City's Catskill Aqueduct — a giant water source the village has hoped to tap for more than a decade.
The Woodburys and Harriman are asking Supreme Court Justice Francis Nicolai to stop construction until Kiryas Joel does further environmental review and gets needed approvals from New York City and the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
They're also demanding the removal of the "oversized" pipeline the village has already installed.
Attorneys are scheduled to appear before Nicolai on June 10 in Putnam County.
The plaintiffs are challenging Kiryas Joel's ability to proceed before getting the state's permission to tap a Cornwall well located along the pipeline route.
That well, crucial to Kiryas Joel to establish a required backup supply, is being challenged by Woodbury officials, who say it threatens to compete with a new wellfield they plan to activate soon.
The plaintiffs' attorneys also point out that work began without New York City's formal approval to tap the Catskill Aqueduct.
Without permission to draw water from either the Cornwall well or the aqueduct, "there is no justification for KJ to be constructing the pipeline at all," they wrote.
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הערליך האט געשריבן: attorneys for the Town of Woodbury and villages of Woodbury and Harriman say the 24-inch-wide pipe workers are burying beside Seven Springs Road in Woodbury will carry 70 percent more water than the 18-inch pipe Kiryas Joel assented to after its contentious environmental review ended in 2009.
איך בין נישט אזוי גוט אין רעכענען, אבער ווי מאכט סענס אז 6 אינטש דיפרענט פייפ, זאל ענטהאלטן 70% מער וואסער?
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ווי קען מען מאכען די חשבונות? האט דאס מיט אלגברע??א שנעלע חשבון ווייזט אז א 18 אינטש פייפ וועט פירן בערך 224.73 גאלאן א סעקונדע - און א 24 אינטש פייפ פירט בערך 399.51
הגם ס'איז מער פון 70 פראצענט דארף מען אראפרעכענען פאר Elevation gain, Pressure Loss over distance, און דאס האט צוטון ווי לאנג די פייפ איז, און נאך צענדליגע זאכן וויל למשל Pipe Friction, ועוד
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עס איז נישט אזוי קאמפליצירט אבער מען דארף קענען אביסעלע engineering . velocity מיינט די דיסטענס וואס די וואסער רוקט זיך און friction loss איז וויפיל pressure עס פארלירט אדער פו א curve אדער פון זיך אנשטויסן אין א באשטאנדטייל וואס מאכט פארלירן pressure . elevation gain/loss איז וויפל שנעלער עס גייט ווייל עס איז בארג אראפ אדער ארויף. איז וויפיל די פרעשור פון וואסער איז ווען עס שטייט וואס איז בערך 64 פונט פאר א סקווער פיס איין אינטש דיק ווען עס איז וואסער מיט סטענדערט טעמפעטשור. ביי א גראדע פייפ פון 12 אינטשעס וואס לויפט 100 פיס און דרייט זיך איין 3 מאל אינצווישן און עס קומט פון אריגינעל 10 פיס העכער וועט מען רעכענען אזוי:
Pressure: 12 x 0.0433 (PSI) x 10 = 43.33.
Velocity: 100
Friction loss: __
Curve friction:__
Total pressure remaining:__
Elevation gain:__ (0.0433 per square inch)
Additional pressure:__
Speed:__
Total:__
דענק יאך ניקס דיזע נומערן
Pressure: 12 x 0.0433 (PSI) x 10 = 43.33.
Velocity: 100
Friction loss: __
Curve friction:__
Total pressure remaining:__
Elevation gain:__ (0.0433 per square inch)
Additional pressure:__
Speed:__
Total:__
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פארצענטיאל איז עס בושות קעגן די אנדערע וואס האבן באקומען אסאך מער ווי האלב ווי עס קאסט. דא האט מען באקומען א קארגע פארצענט
געוויסע ארום קר״י זענענן אויפגעברויזט אויף די הילף וואס קר״י באקימט, זיי זאגען צו עס צו פייטען אין אלבאני.
דאס איז פון דשאן אלעגרא ער לויפט פאר אסעמבלי צו פארטערעטען קר״י,
John Allegro for NYS Assembly
August 12 at 8:24pm ·
While at work today, I received the news that the Village of KIryas Joel received $3 million in grant money for "Drinking Water" infrastructure projects. The rewarding of bad behavior by the leaders of this rogue village must stop.
Is it any wonder that Village is dismissive of his neighbor's concerns? Thanks to the continuous flow of money from the Environmental Facilities Corp., the Mid-Hudson Economic Development Councils, and the Governor, Kj see no reason to comply with environmental law or good stewardship of our resources.
When the system is rigged in favor of KJ, environmental fines can be written off as a "cost of doing business."
As part of the team that is fighting the Kiryas Joel in New York Supreme Court, I can affirm that we documented numerous DEC and EPA violations committed by the Village of KJ, their proxies, and contractors.
This situation will not change until the serial violators are held personally responsible for their lawless behavior.
When in Albany, I will not rest until those who destroy our resources and pollute our land and water are held accountable for their actions.
JA
סקאפיס, אסעמבלימאן פון שכינות קר״י, איז געפערליך אויפגעברויזט אויף די הילף
James Skoufis
***Skoufis Slams Kiryas Joel EFC Award***
The Environmental Facilities Corp (EFC) recently announced its second round of NYS Water Grant Program awardees. The single largest beneficiary in the Hudson Valley was the Village of Kiryas Joel which received $23.7 million for its pipeline project: $20.7 million in low-finance loans and $3 million in grants.
This award flies in the face of common sense. The plain and simple fact is the Village of Kiryas Joel continues to receive special treatment. As a matter of right and wrong, I will not stop fighting until everyone is required to play by the same rules. Kiryas Joel officials made it crystal clear: their ability to repay the original pipeline loan is irresponsibly based on an annexation that had not occurred at the time and still has not occurred. There is no reasonable justification to send more public funding to a municipality that is not in a position to repay taxpayers, period.
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בלייבט איבער צו ענדיגען מיטען פסוק: לא ירעו ולא ישחיתו בכל הר קדשי, וכל כלי יוצר עליך לא יצלח.
דאס איז פון דשאן אלעגרא ער לויפט פאר אסעמבלי צו פארטערעטען קר״י,
John Allegro for NYS Assembly
August 12 at 8:24pm ·
While at work today, I received the news that the Village of KIryas Joel received $3 million in grant money for "Drinking Water" infrastructure projects. The rewarding of bad behavior by the leaders of this rogue village must stop.
Is it any wonder that Village is dismissive of his neighbor's concerns? Thanks to the continuous flow of money from the Environmental Facilities Corp., the Mid-Hudson Economic Development Councils, and the Governor, Kj see no reason to comply with environmental law or good stewardship of our resources.
When the system is rigged in favor of KJ, environmental fines can be written off as a "cost of doing business."
As part of the team that is fighting the Kiryas Joel in New York Supreme Court, I can affirm that we documented numerous DEC and EPA violations committed by the Village of KJ, their proxies, and contractors.
This situation will not change until the serial violators are held personally responsible for their lawless behavior.
When in Albany, I will not rest until those who destroy our resources and pollute our land and water are held accountable for their actions.
JA
סקאפיס, אסעמבלימאן פון שכינות קר״י, איז געפערליך אויפגעברויזט אויף די הילף
James Skoufis
***Skoufis Slams Kiryas Joel EFC Award***
The Environmental Facilities Corp (EFC) recently announced its second round of NYS Water Grant Program awardees. The single largest beneficiary in the Hudson Valley was the Village of Kiryas Joel which received $23.7 million for its pipeline project: $20.7 million in low-finance loans and $3 million in grants.
This award flies in the face of common sense. The plain and simple fact is the Village of Kiryas Joel continues to receive special treatment. As a matter of right and wrong, I will not stop fighting until everyone is required to play by the same rules. Kiryas Joel officials made it crystal clear: their ability to repay the original pipeline loan is irresponsibly based on an annexation that had not occurred at the time and still has not occurred. There is no reasonable justification to send more public funding to a municipality that is not in a position to repay taxpayers, period.
LIKE/SHARE if you agree!
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בלייבט איבער צו ענדיגען מיטען פסוק: לא ירעו ולא ישחיתו בכל הר קדשי, וכל כלי יוצר עליך לא יצלח.
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מחותן האט געשריבן:דאס איז פון דשאן אלעגרא ער לויפט פאר אסעמבלי צו פארטערעטען קר״י,
John Allegro for NYS Assembly
August 12 at 8:24pm ·
While at work today, I received the news that the Village of KIryas Joel received $3 million in grant money for "Drinking Water" infrastructure projects. The rewarding of bad behavior by the leaders of this rogue village must stop.
Is it any wonder that Village is dismissive of his neighbor's concerns? Thanks to the continuous flow of money from the Environmental Facilities Corp., the Mid-Hudson Economic Development Councils, and the Governor, Kj see no reason to comply with environmental law or good stewardship of our resources.
When the system is rigged in favor of KJ, environmental fines can be written off as a "cost of doing business."
As part of the team that is fighting the Kiryas Joel in New York Supreme Court, I can affirm that we documented numerous DEC and EPA violations committed by the Village of KJ, their proxies, and contractors.
This situation will not change until the serial violators are held personally responsible for their lawless behavior.
When in Albany, I will not rest until those who destroy our resources and pollute our land and water are held accountable for their actions.
JA
ער פארגעסט אז נויבורג און מידלטאון באקומען אויך מיליאנען אין דעם דאזיגען גרענט.
דאס גייט אים נישט אן, ווילאנג קרית יואל וועט באקומען א פעני מוז מען דאס פייטן.
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