and environmental scientist Kris Krzyston, both with T&M Associates, is to remove an estimated 150,000 cubic yards of sediment from the lake’s western one-third and take it to neighboring Stevenson Park, a township park. The plan, explained engineer Robert Keady Jr. The township has applied to the DEP for approximately $3.7 million in funding to dredge the lake, remove contaminated silt and sediment and transport it to an appropriate site. MIDDLETOWN - Residents in the area of Shadow Lake have some reason to hope that township officials may soon move forward with a plan to restore the man-made lake, which has been overwhelmed with algae, felled trees and contaminated soil.ĭuring a public hearing last Monday, Township Administrator Anthony Mercantante, members of the township’s engineering firm and a representative from the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) pertaining to the lake and explained the proposal to correct the situation. Township Seeks Funding For Shadow Lake Cleanup By John Burton
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