You are a homeowner in a small residential area called Brookwood where much sinkhole activity has been occurring. Fearful of the destruction these sinkholes can cause to your home, property, and life, you decided to join the Save Brookwood Group. As a member, you have been working tirelessly to alert regulatory and elected officials to the seriousness of the sinkhole problem.

Use the following resources to establish your position concerning who should be responsible for the investigation and remediation of the Stockertown sinkholes:

• Sinkhole Basics: answers the question, "What are Sinkholes?"
• Sinkhole Repair: discusses a method for sinkhole repair
• Newspapers Articles: a collection of newspaper articles from the Morning Call about the Stockertown Sinkholes
• Photographs of Sinkholes: images of sinkholes found in the Stockertown area
• Aerial Map of Sinkholes: aerial map of sinkholes found in the Stockertown area
• Sinkhole Video Resources: video clips discussing the Stockertown sinkhole dilemma
• Sinkholes In Pennsylvania: information about sinkholes courtesy of the DCNR
• Final Site Report for Bushkill Creek (October, 2002): final site report for the Bushkill Creek Stream Restoration Project
• Northampton County Council Letter (May, 2003): requesting permission for Bushkill Creek aquatic study
• Congressional Fact Sheet (March, 2004): fact sheet for Bushkill Creek Restoration Study
• Commander's Message: commander's message for Bushkill Creek Restoration Study
• Well Monitoring Map: topographical map showing the monitoring well locations for Upper Nazareth/Palmer Townships and Tatamy Borough
  
  
  Sinkholes Stakeholders' Resources