Concerned Citizens of Cattaraugus County, Inc.
March 12, 1999, and updated
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The Facts on Fresh Kills: New York City must close its landfill by 2002 and wants to send its garbage upstate. UPDATED
The Facts on Fresh Kills
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The Threat From Flow Control Legislation
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The Threat from Flow Control Legislation: States already burdened by garbage exports from New York City ask Congress to stop the flow across state lines.
The Town Landfill Ban Law: Victory in Allen, N.Y.
More Back Issues:
  Follow the history of western New York's
struggle to save its land, water, and air
as the gap between rural and urban
waste reduction rates widens
Comments on scope of the proposed Farmersville landfill project were accepted by  the DEC up to April 14, 1999.  For a brief description of what happened at the March 24 public scoping meeting, click here.
1995 Audit of the Town of Farmersville:  State Comptroller Carl McCall's office found mismanagement, mishandling of Town funds, and what appears to be an excessive amount of compensation provided their attorney by the Town Board. You can get a full-text copy of the audit from the Comptroller's web site, via a link in this article.
1995 Audit of the Town of Farmersville
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Report of the NYC Fresh Kills Task Force
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Brief History of the Farmersville Dump Proposal
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" Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Gov. George E. Pataki should declare a waste management emergency, challenging New Yorkers to reduce waste production and step up recycling efforts. Otherwise, there will be dire consequences for the city's budget, environment and land-use practices."
--Manhattan Solid Waste Advisory Board Chairman Robert Roistacher, NY Times letter to the editor, 8/5/99.