Greenpoint is set to welcome its first new school in 125 years at 257 Franklin St., addressing rising enrollment from new residential developments. However, the chosen site, near a Class 2 Superfund site formerly operated by NuHart Plastic Manufacturing, raises concerns among residents. Despite these worries, the SCA assures that extensive precautions, including a hydraulic barrier and a commitment to environmental safety, have been instituted. Officials maintain that studies confirm contaminants have not reached the proposed school location, making it a necessary addition for the growing community.
Despite concerns, officials assure that the new school will not be impacted by nearby contaminants due to safety measures like a hydraulic barrier.
The school's location aims to meet increasing enrollment demands in a rapidly developing area, making it vital for the community.
The site of the new school has undergone cleanup for years, proving its commitment to public health and safety.
Experts confirm that contaminants from the former manufacturing site have not reached the proposed school location, ensuring childrenâs safety.
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