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County records blasting notice, NPDES notifications and a solar project Act 14 notice
Summary
The board entered into the record four written communications: a blasting schedule notice from Allegheny Mineral Corporation, two NPDES (Act 14) permit reissuance notifications for sewage treatment, and an Act 14 notice for Washington Solar 1 submitted by BOW Renewables.
Lawrence County commissioners on July 22 accepted four written communications into the meeting record: a blasting schedule from Allegheny Mineral Corporation (Myers Mine in Slippery Rock Township), two Act 14 NPDES permit reissuance notifications for sewage treatment (one for Denise Slagle at 149 Springfield Drive, and one for Terra Coin at 904 East Fairfield Avenue in Shenango Township), and an Act 14 notice from BOW Renewables for the Washington Solar 1 project in Washington Township. County staff noted these are notifications required by law; the county does not take permitting action on Act 14 filings but receives them for planning and awareness. The BOW Renewables submittal, signed by William Schneider, director of engineering, described a proposed solar electric generation facility with associated access drives, equipment pads and stormwater management in Washington Township; a precise street address was not included in the cover letter received by the commissioners’ office and staff advised interested parties to consult the planning office for supporting documents. Commissioners asked no substantive questions and moved to accept the written communications into the record by roll call.
