Public meeting on PV outfall DDT/PCB restoration Plan Phase II
From the Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council website – posted Nov 2, 2011 12:13 PM by Dean Pentcheff
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s “Montrose Settlements Restoration Program” (MSRP) announces a public meeting to present its “Draft Phase 2 Restoration Plan”. The meeting will be:
Date: Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Time: Open house at 6:00pm; meeting begins at 6:30pm
Place: Point Vicente Interpretive Center, 31501 Palos Verdes Drive West, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA (Click for map)
For more information download the following pdf: Montrose Program Public Meeting Advisory_10_24_11.
Background: MSRP was developed in 2001 to oversee restoration of resources harmed by DDT and PCBs in the Southern California Bight. The six federal and state agencies that administer this program work with local resource agencies, non-profit organizations, scientists, and other technical experts to implement restoration projects and monitor recovery of resources that were harmed. MSRP, celebrating ten years of restoration planning and implementation this year, has many successes to share with the public and looks forward to continuing this important work in the future. For more information see: www.montroserestoration.gov .
Currently: The MSRP Trustees are seeking public review and comment on the Draft Phase 2 Restoration Plan. The plan includes proposed restoration projects for recovering natural resources harmed by DDTs and PCBs in the marine environment of southern California. At the upcoming public meeting, members of the public will learn about restoration projects that have been completed during Phase 1 restoration and what MSRP is proposing to do in the next phase. The official public comment period begins on October 17, 2011 and ends on December 19. The Draft Phase 2 Restoration Plan is available on our website to download for comment at www.montroserestoration.gov . Comments can be sent to msrp@noaa.gov .
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