Residents Say Core 5 Terminal Work Crossed Property Lines; Lawsuit Filed
Multiple residents told council they believe developers placed monitoring devices and equipment on private property, said the project crossed boundaries and at least one speaker said she has filed a lawsuit; residents asked for surveys, remediation meetings and better communication.
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During public comment, Mary Carricato, Karyl Hawkins and Maria Marcinko described property impacts from the Steelton Terminal Core 5 work and asked the borough to hold developers accountable. Carricato said a device for vibration monitoring had been installed in her yard without permission, and she said she had filed a lawsuit over the work. Residents repeatedly asked for a new survey, public meetings with developers, and clearer information about erosion controls and documentation of damage.
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