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County receives notices of quarry permits, metal-yard expansion and a private septic permit

3549118 · May 28, 2025
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Summary

Written communications included notices from Apex Engineering for Americold quarry permit applications to DEP (GP11, GP3), Frank B. Taylor Engineering for Elwood Specialty Metals' gravel yard expansion (stormwater plan) and a NPDES/general permit application for a private sewage treatment replacement.

The Board of Commissioners reviewed four written communications on May 20 notifying the county of pending environmental and development permit applications.

Two letters from Apex Engineering, signed by project manager Alicia Schafer, notified the county that Americold Aggregates is applying to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) for general permits. One notice listed a GP‑11 general operating permit for portable nonroad engines at a quarry site on 2645 Savannah Road in Shenango Township; the other listed GP‑3 and GP‑11 permits for a quarry facility at 1508 Jockey Moore Road in Wayne Township.

A third letter from Frank B. Taylor Engineering, signed by Levi Feasel, said Elwood Specialty Metals plans a gravel laydown-yard expansion at 499 Honey Bee Lane in Wilmington Township and will submit a post-construction stormwater management and erosion-and-sediment-control plan to DEP.

A fourth Frank B. Taylor Engineering letter notified the county that Richard L. Jones of 173 Grange Hall Road in Scott Township is applying for a NPDES (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) general permit for small-flow treatment and a water-quality management permit for a single-residence sewage treatment plant to replace a malfunctioning septic system at 139 Grange Hall Road in Scott Township.

Commissioners accepted the communications into the record by motion and roll call; no county action or objection was taken during the meeting. The notices document that DEP permitting processes will apply to the listed projects.