Community
discussion on the NAS redevelopment, SouthField,
and what it means
to the 'host' communities
Public is invited and encouraged
to attend!
Tufts Library - Jones Room
45 Broad Street
Weymouth MA
6pm - 8pm: May 22nd
A review of the contamination issues at the former Weymouth
NAS will be the first order of business. Whitman’s
Pond and Weymouth’s drinking water supply present status
will follow.
We hope to address taxpayer concerns, broken NO COST re-use
plan, legality of inter municipal agreements, sale of SSTTDC,
and how South Shore Tri Town Development Corp. is NOT a
recognized municipality. Audience participation addressing
these issues is encouraged. ARAWH members will be
available to share information gathered by independent engineers
and scientists with support from the Federal Environmental
Protect Agency.
Public is invited and encouraged to attend!
Tufts Library - Jones Room
45 Broad Street
Weymouth MA
6pm - 8pm: May 22nd
Discussion hosted by ARAWH
May 22nd
6:00pm in Jones Room, Tufts Library
Upcoming Meetings
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Welcome
to the ARAWH information site!
We are residents of Rockland, Abington, Weymouth and Hingham, seeking review and full disclosure
regarding the contamination status of the land formerly known as the
South Weymouth Naval Air Station, currently being developed as SouthField.
You are welcome to browse our documentation, find upcoming
meetings, and contribute to the ongoing discussion.
ARAWH is providing photographs and documentation on this site so that everyone can learn the facts about the cleanup, and understand our concerns
regarding the environment, with the development of SouthField in Weymouth. SouthField is being developed by Tritown Development for commercial and residential purposes on
contaminated land which was the South Weymouth Naval Air Station. The final agreement
between the Navy and South Shore Tri-Town Development Corp. grows nearer and we support the affected citizens, governments, along with
potential residents and customers, finding the information to make decisions about the cleanup of the contaminated site,
and understand how the contamination has affected the environment in the last few years, now, and how it may continue to do so in the future.
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