June 14, 2023
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LINAP November 2022
Long Island Nitrogen Action Plan (LINAP)- Newsletter Nassau County Septic and Cesspool Replacement Program In this issue of the LINAP newsletter, we highlight Nassau County’s septic and cesspool replacement program. This program is critical to our efforts in reducing nitrogen entering our groundwater and surface water in areas outside designated sewer areas. Septic and Cesspools in Nassau… …Continue Reading
LINAP July 2022 Newsletter
Long Island Nitrogen Action Plan (LINAP) – Monthly Newsletter South Shore Estuary Reserve Update In this month’s issue we highlight the ongoing nitrogen related efforts in the South Shore Estuary Reserve (SSER). South Shore Estuary Reserve South Shore Estuary Reserve Comprehensive Management Plan Fire Island Wastewater Management Plan Town of Brookhaven SSER Local Assistance… …Continue Reading
Penn Station Redevelopment Project Gets State’s OK
Penn Station Redevelopment Project Gets State’s OK A rendering of proposed upgrades at Penn Station. The plan establishes the framework to fund improvements, which include taller ceilings — accomplished by removing much of the upper level — wider walkways, skylights and 18 new entrances. Credit: New York State Urban Development/Empire State Development By Alfonso A. Castillo Updated July… …Continue Reading
LINAP January 2022 Newsletter
Drinking Water Source Protection Program – January Newsletter This issue’s topics: Technical Assistance Providers Available to Protect Your Drinking Water! What can I expect? Various Funding Sources for DWSP2 Plan Implementation DWSP2 Framework Funding Sources New EPA Funding Integration Tool for Source Water (FITS) Technical Assistance Providers Available to Protect Your Drinking Water! Have… …Continue Reading
LINAP April Newsletter
Long Island Nitrogen Action Plan (LINAP) – April Newsletter Long Island Regional Planning Council Update In this month’s issue of the LINAP newsletter, we highlight the ongoing nitrogen reduction-related initiatives led by the Long Island Regional Planning Council (LIRPC). The Long Island Water Quality STEAM Challenge Hempstead Bay (Western Bays) Water Quality Monitoring Newsletter Survey The Long Island… …Continue Reading
