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Public Involvement Case: North Cape, RI The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) issued a public notice on May 9, 2002, announcing the opportunity for the public to comment on the proposed plan to restore shellfish lost as a result of the oil spill. The Draft Shellfish Restoration Plan contained instructions for submitting written comments. The public comment period on this plan ended on May 24, 2002.

» Case Home » Public Involvement » Restoration Activities » Case Documents » Case Team Contacts » Additional Links Other Northeast Sites Applied Environmental Services (AES), NY Athos Spill, PA/NJ/DE Bermuda Islander, DE Berry's Creek Watershed, NJ Buzzards Bay/Bouchard 120, MA Chalk Point, MD Charles George Landfill, MA Chevron Perth Amboy Facility, NJ Cold Spring Harbor Barge, NJ Conoco-Phillips Bayway, NJ Cornell-Dubilier Electronics, Inc., NJ Dupont Newport, DE Exxon Bayway, NJ and NY GE Housatonic, CT Hackensack River Study Area, NJ Halby Chemical, DE Hudson River, NY International Petroleum Corporation, DE Irving Oil, Chelsea Creek, MA Island End River, MA Kinder Morgan Sodium Hydroxide Spill, NJ Koppers Company, DE Liberty Industrial Finishing, NY Lordship Point, CT Mattiace Petrochemical, NY New Bedford Harbor, MA North Cape, RI Passaic River/Newark Bay, NJ Presidente Rivera, PA Rose Hill Landfill, RI Saint Lawrence River/Alcoa/GM, NY Santa Clara, NJ Spectron, MD T/V Barge Morris J. Berman, PR Vieques/AFWTA, PR World Prodigy, RI The Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view PDF documents. Click on the Acrobat Reader icon to download the latest version.

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