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Soil firm notifies commissioners of planned wastewater permit for Pulaski Township property
Summary
Andrasco and Brandt Applied Soil Science Company informed Lawrence County commissioners that it will apply for NPDES and Water Quality Management permits for a small flow treatment facility to serve a residence in Pulaski Township on behalf of Raul Arias.
A Greensburg-based soil-science firm notified the Lawrence County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 21 that it intends to apply for state wastewater permits for a small flow treatment facility on behalf of a Pulaski Township resident.
Andrasco and Brandt Applied Soil Science Company said it will file a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit and a Water Quality Management permit with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for a system to serve an existing dwelling owned by Raul Arias in Pulaski Township. The board received the correspondence as the only written communication on the agenda and voted to accept it into the record.
Why it matters: NPDES and Water Quality Management permits regulate discharges and on‑lot sewage systems; the county’s receipt of the notice records local awareness but does not itself approve or deny the proposed permits, which are controlled by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
The board asked whether staff had questions; no substantive objections or conditions were recorded. The meeting record shows the board accepted the correspondence by unanimous vote.
