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Status of CUC projects go under microscope
U.S. District Court for the NMI designated Judge David O. Carter held talks on Monday afternoon with the Gilbane Federal/Engineering and Environmental Management Co., and representatives of the U.S. government and the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. regarding several CUC projects.
A PowerPoint presentation by Daryl Greenway, Gilbane Federal/EEMC project leader principal, and Jeff Hess, EEMC consultant, focused on task force orders, possible issues, possible vendors, and expenses.
CUC legal counsel James Sirok and U.S. Department of Justice Environmental Enforcement Section senior attorney Bradley O’Brien addressed Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality permits and timeline for tentative hearing dates.
Hess also did a PowerPoint presentation on facility drainage, incinerators, suppliers, and materials.
According to the minutes of the meeting, Carter and the parties addressed court registry funds, EEMC funds, Technical Manager for Oil funds, grant funding, and cost estimate.
Carter also discussed contact water, drainage and funding.
Carter then had an off-the-record meeting with Sirok and O’Brien.
Hess continued with a PowerPoint presentation regarding oil tank, generators, and power plants. Carter addressed CUC executive director Gary Camacho’s report regarding oil disposal and tank cleaning.
Carter and the parties talked about the court registry funding balance.
The status conference will continue today, Wednesday, at 9am.
