The Department of Environmental Protection published notice in the April 27 PA Bulletin inviting comments on proposed changes to the Mariner East 2 Pipeline erosion and sedimentation permit in Cambria County (page 2064)

The changes involve 2 locations-- Goldfinch Lane in Jackson Township and William Penn Avenue in East Taylor Township.

Comments are due by May 28.  Questions or file review requests should be direct to Dana Drake, DEP Southwest Regional Office, 412-442-4000.

For more information, read the entire PA Bulletin notice (page 2064).

Visit DEP’s Mariner East 2 Pipeline webpage for more information on permits and compliance actions related to this pipeline project.

NewsClips:

Hurdle: Sinkhole Opens Up Along Mariner East 2 Pipeline Route In Delaware County

Huge Sinkhole Forms Along Mariner East 2 Pipeline Route

Editorial: Mariner East 2 Pipeline Construction Restarted In Delaware County

Phillips: Southeast Senators Seek Answers From DEP Over Mariner East Pipelines

Hurdle: Sunoco To Restart Mariner East 1 Pipeline After Agreeing To New Safety Measures

Legere: Mariner East 1 Pipeline Set To Restart After Sinkhole Caused Shutdown

Maykuth: Sunoco’s Mariner East 1 Pipeline Now Back In Service Again

Controversial Sunoco Mariner East 1 Pipeline Will Resume Operations

Op-Ed: Pipelines: Let’s Keep Our Eye On The Ball

AP-Litvak: Drilling Wastewater Pipelines A Big, Unregulated Business

Litvak: Underground Drilling Wastewater Pipelines Can Be A Big, Unregulated Business In PA

O’Reilly: Sheetz, Others Protest Proposed Change In Flow For Laurel Pipeline

NJ Finds 9 Potential Historic Sites In PennEast Pipeline’s Path

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[Posted: April 26, 2019]

4/29/2019