DEP spokesman Larry Hajna referred questions on the matter to the Department of Energy because he said they were the agency conducting the testing. A Department of Energy spokeswoman did not respond to questions by deadline.
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We spoke with someone at the NJDEP and were told a full report is still being prepared and will be available mid March.
Borough hall was very reluctant to give any information and never returned our calls.

The site now falls under the "Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program" (FUSRAP)

A gamma survey was conducted in Sept. of 2008 of the entire area in question and soil samples were taken and tested. The objective of a gamma survey is to determine if radioactive materials, especially uranium mill tailings, are present on individual properties.
They have deemed the property no eminent threat to the surrounding community.

However they did find high levels of Uranium, Radium, and Thorium.

For unrestricted use acceptable levels of Radium are anything below 3 Becquerel per gram.

Radium levels as high as 108 Becquerel were found on the property with other findings of 40 Becquerel, 13.7 Becquerel and 8 along with Thorium levels as high as 35.
(unrestricted use acceptable level of Thorium being 2)

Chemical pollutants were also found in water testing conducted in 2001