10/24/23: More than 230 letters have been sent to the Army Corps and Regulators vehemently opposing issuance of the Mooring Permit.

10/21/23: UNEPF dispels misinformation being promulgated by or those sympathetic to the Shipyard.

10/19/23: Upper Nyack demonstrates leadership by issuing a letter to the Army Corps asking that the full application be made available and questions various assertions contained in of the Public Notice.

10/19/23: UNEPF analyzes the true contents of Shipyard's "mooring application" - filled with inaccuracies and deceipt.  The Public Notice is defective.  It does not state the true sets of activities to be approved and doesn’t not clearly state the impact to the area.  This Permit seeks to (i) encumber 45 acres of water, over one square mile, with moorings and barges – 10x more than what is on the face of the Application and (ii) prewires multiple dredging events without regulatory oversight and no duty to perform customary impact studies.

10/18/23: Friends of Upper Nyack Waterfront reaffirms its support for a preliminary injuction against use of the moorings. 

10/18/23: Despite receiving over 100 letters opposing the permit and asking for a public hearing, Army Corps responds asking concerned stakeholders to re-state why they want a public hearing.  Many respond with shock and disappointment - our vested rights have been stolen.

10/6/23: Congressman Lawler issues letter to Army Corps requesting (i) the full application be made available to the public and (ii) the expiration date of the Public Notice "be extended to 60 days following the publication of the full application and its supporting documentation."

10/4/23: Shipyard brazenly removes and replaces its third mooring - Army Corps notified while activity was underway - no response yet

• Shipyard lies to Clarkstown Police to try and prevent active monitoring of the illegal action

9/27/23: Rockland County Business Journal publishes update on Shipyard's legal troubles

9/26/23: Army Corps sends Public Notice to select members of the public and publishes the notice to its official website

9/19/23: Shipyard brazenly removes and replaces two of its moorings knowing its actions are illegal

9/14/23: After denying allegations in cease and desist, Shipyard sued by Friends of Upper Nyack Waterfront in New York Supreme Court

9/1/23: After confirming Shipyard's three moorings in the Hudson River are illegal, Shipyard receives demand letter requesting the moorings be removed

5/18/23: After 650 days and countless hours expended, North River Shipyard VOLUNTARILY drops its Civil Rights Case in SDNY

4/2/23: 290 petitions signed!

4/1/23: North River Shipyard misses its Special Permit filing deadline

​3/21/23: News 12 Westchester highlights Hudson Valley Residents' concern over North River Shipyard - link

3/15/23: Rockland County Business Journal publishes expose - link

3/10/23: Shipyard attaches third barge on unpermitted mooring in the Hudson River

3/09/23: UNEPF sends Upper Nyack Planning Board the Presentation

2/15/23: UNEPF presents a summarized version of the below Presentation

2/15/23: Upper Nyack Environmental Protection Fund ("UNEPF") sends Upper Nyack Trustees "North River Shipyard, A Careful Review" ("Presentation")

4/18/22: Army Corps commences investigation but then erroneously concludes it does not have jurisdiction over the moorings.

3/18/22: Army Corps of Engineers notified of alleged unpermitted moorings in the Hudson River