Road Closing
On October 12th, during a schedule visit during its watershed van tour, CLEAN learned that the developer had decided to close the road to all but residents and construction workers. The developer knew of the tour because it was publicized in local papers. He was also aware that CLEAN had been monitoring activity on-site, including questionable tree farming practices, failure to provide adequate soil erosion control measures on his current subdivision, and the illegal construction of Sonoma Court, one of the major roads into his yet-to-be approved subdivision. CLEAN feels that the closing was designed to keep us from seeing other activity taking place on the current construction area, as well as the proposed site. CLEAN lodged a complaint with Ringwood Borough officials about the closure (which requires borough permission) on November 14th, but as of December 4th, has received no reply.

barricade
Barricade at the end of Crescent Road.
A similar barricade exists near the entrance to Sonoma Court.

No Trespassing
Homemade sign closing Crescent due to construction.
The developer claims that the road is private and its closure legal, but  the road is shown on filed subdivision maps and borough tax maps, so it is public.