Table of Contents
for Amended and Restated Texas Eastern Pre-Application
for Term Easement at Liberty State Park

As compensation for the proposed lease and use of temporary work space, the Applicant proposes to tender to the State approximately $2.279 million total compensation, consisting of the following:

1. As rental for the 20-year lease, an annual rent of $33,773.00 per year based upon the rate of $0.83 per square foot per year, which will be escalated at 2.5% for each year after the first year (for an estimated total of $862,721 over the life of the lease);

2. As rental for the use of the temporary work space for a term of one year, a payment of $65,809 based on the same rate of $0.83 per square foot;

3. As mitigation for the permanent ecological, environmental and recreational impact to approximately 0.93 acres of State owned land, additional compensation in the form of the replacement value of the impacted property at a 4:1 ratio in a lump sum payment of $1,350,924.

4. For tree mitigation, a sum to be determined using the guidance found at N.J.A.C. 7:36-26.10.

You can review the entire Pre-Application for Term Easement at Liberty State Park (without attachments) here.

1. I. General Information on the Proposed Conveyance
   A.Brief narrative description of the project for which conveyance of State property is requested
   
   Construction Methods
   Upland Areas
   Wetland Areas
   
   Consultation with Division of Parks & Forestry Regarding Restoration Activities
   
   
   B.Blocks/Lots and acreage of the area proposed for conveyance
   
   C.Municipality and county of proposed conveyance
   
   D.DEP administering agency (if known)
   
   E. Contact information for party requesting conveyance
   
   F. Contact information for additional owners of the property (if applicable)
   

2. II. Description of the Proposed Conveyance

   A.Include the intended use and owner of land proposed to be conveyed
   
   B.Describe the compelling public need for and/or the significant public benefit
      to be derived from the proposed conveyance
   
   C.Include a detailed alternatives analysis identifying, describing, and explaining
      why alternative plans, including a no-action alternative and all reasonable
      alternatives using both public (non-Green Acres) and private lands, will not
      satisfy the compelling public need or significant public benefit to be derived
      from the proposed disposal or diversion. As applicable, the analysis should
      describe the environmental impact of each alternative

   The No-Action Alternative
   
   Energy Efficiency and Conservation Alternatives
   
   Non-Natural Gas Energy Alternatives
   Nuclear Energy
   Fossil Fuels
   
   Renewable Energy Alternatives
   Wind
   Tidal, Wave & Hydroelectric
   Biomass
   Photovoltaic
   Conclusions Concerning the Renewable Energy Alternatives
   
   Alternatives Involving Public and Private Lands
   Alternatives to use of HUD-58 & HUD-59
   (near Caven Point Road & Bayview Avenue

   Alternatives to Use of HUD-66, 69, & 71 & 72
   near Liberty Science Center

   Department Suggested Alternative
   Other Alternatives Explored by the Applicant
   
   Other Alternatives Involving Public and Private Lands
   Highway I-78 Alternate
   New Jersey Turnpike Alternative
   Brooklyn Alternative
   Marine Alternatives
   Marine Alternative Option A
   Marine Alternative Option B
   Marine Alternative Option C
   Marine Alternatives Analysis Conclusion

3. III. Description of Proposed Compensation
   A.General Property Description, including topography, environmental features,
       current use, historical use, current owner
   
   B.Blocks/Lots and acreage of proposed replacement parcels
   
   C.Municipality & County of proposed replacement parcels
   
   D.Description (including valuation estimation) of park improvements, if any,
       to be provided by the applicant as compensation
   
   E.Deed for Replacement Parcel(s), if available
   
   F.Preliminary Assessment Hazardous Waste Questionnaire for proposed replacement parcel(s)
   

4. IV. Site Maps (to scale)
   A. Tax Maps
   
   B. GIS Aerial Maps
   
   C. Reference Maps
   

5. V. Other Project Information
   A.Plans and Specifications for Construction (if available) if the project
      involves a building or infrastructure on land to be conveyed by the State
   

   B.Copy of any existing lease, easement or license with the State for
      the proposed property to be conveyed by the State
   

   C.A listing of the status federal, interstate, state and local approvals
      required for the applicants project
   

   D.Copy of any previous correspondence with DEP concerning
      the proposed conveyance
   

6. VI. Additional information required by the Department
   A.Deeds
   
   B.Appraisal Statements
   
   C.Environmental Evaluation
   
   D.Tree Impacts & Mitigation
   
   E.Land & Water Conservation Funding Issues
   
   
7. VII. Checklist
8. VIII. Applicant Certification

Attachments
As referenced in the documents

1. Location Map

Figure 1 – Liberty State Park Site Location Map
Figure 2 – Bayview Avenue Vicinity
Figure 3 – Liberty Science Center Vicinity

2. Property Plats

Tract HUD-58 – Block 1494, Lot 30
Tract HUD-59 – Block 1497, Lot 11(B)
Tract HUD-66 – Block 2048, Lot H.3
Tract HUD-69 – Block 2048, Lot Part of H.3
Tract HUD-70 – Block 2048, Lot 44.B
Tract HUD-71 – Block 2145, Lot 61
Tract HUD-72 – Block 2145, Lot 44D

3. GIS Aerials

DWG. LD-A-1064, Rev. A14
DWG. LD-A-1068, Rev. A14
DWG. LD-A-1069, Rev. A14

4. Tax Maps

Jersey City Tax Map Page 8.06
Jersey City Tax Map Page 8.05
Jersey City Tax Map Page 12.10
Jersey City Tax Map Page 12.11

5. Erosion and Sediment Control Plan

6. Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasures Plan/Preparedness, Prevention and Contingency Plan

7. Excavation Management Plan for Handling Regulated Soils and Groundwater

Part 1 of 2
Part 2 of 2

8. Environmental Evaluation of Liberty State Park Properties

Appendix to Attachment 8

9. Wetlands Restoration Procedures for Temporary Wetland Impacts

10. Figures

Figure 2.3.2-2 – Dam & Pump Method Water Body Crossing
Figure 3.5.1-5 – Liberty Science Center Alternatives
Figure 3.4.1-6 – Highway I-78 Alternative
Figure 3.4.1-8 – New Jersey Turnpike Alternative
Figure 3.4.3-1 – Brooklyn Alternative
Figure 10-9 – Offshore HDD Equipment
Figure 10-10 – Conceptual Dredged Pipeline Trench
Figure 10-11 – Conceptual Jetted Trench
Figure 3.5.4-1 – Marine Alternative Option A
Figure 3.5.4-2 – Marine Alternative Option B
Figure 3.5.4-3 – Marine Alternative Option C

11. Deeds

12. Tables – Presenting Environmental Comparison

Table 3.5.1-3 – Liberty Science Center Alternatives
Table 3.4.1-3 – Highway I-78 Alternative
Table 3.5.4-1 – Marine Alternative Option A
Table 3.5.4-2 – Marine Alternative Option B
Table 3.5.4-3 – Marine Alternative Option C

13. New Jersey Turnpike Letter to FERC dated August 2, 2010

14. Permit Tracking Table

15. Prior Correspondence with the Department

16. Appraisal Statements

17. Land & Water Conservation Issues

18. Pre-Application Checklist

19. Environmental Evaluation Checklist

20. Applicant’s Certification