“This
is the end of the line, sir,” said Superior Court Judge Julio Mendez,
as he handed down his latest ruling Wednesday in a case that has
continued for three years.
Last
month, Mendez ordered Waszen clean up his Tremont Avenue facility
within 30 days as a $500-per-day fine accrued against him. But Waszen
told Mendez he was unable to raise funding for the work, which he
estimated would cost between $25,000 and $30,000.
Mendez
ruled that the operator of Magic Disposal must provide Atlantic County
with a list of equipment that can be sold to raise money for mitigation
work within five days, dispose of tires left on the property within two
weeks and clean up the rest of the facility within 30 days. Waszen will
face an arrest warrant with cash-only bail set at $25,000 if each
successive task isn’t completed — or at least nearing completion — by
Mendez’s deadlines.
“It’s been a frustrating experience dealing with Mr. Waszen and his unfulfilled statements,” Mendez said during the hearing.
Entire story at
http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/business/judge-warns-of-jail-time-if-egg-harbor-township-site/article_b5075d98-1db8-11e4-b08d-0019bb2963f4.html
Related post at
http://gadfly01.blogspot.com/2014/08/waszen-going-back-to-court.html
“It’s been a frustrating experience dealing with Mr. Waszen and his unfulfilled statements,” Mendez said during the hearing.
Entire story at
http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/business/judge-warns-of-jail-time-if-egg-harbor-township-site/article_b5075d98-1db8-11e4-b08d-0019bb2963f4.html
Related post at
http://gadfly01.blogspot.com/2014/08/waszen-going-back-to-court.html
1 comment:
I recall our prosecutor curio having to be constantly reminded to collect the fines against Waszen here.
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