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Board approves sewer connection for Casa Tura Boys School; property already has public water
Summary
The Planning Board adopted staff recommendations for petition 25-03 to designate Casa Tura Boys School as W1 S3; staff said the property has existing public water but remains on septic for sewer until designation change.
The Baltimore County Planning Board voted to adopt staff recommendations for Cycle 43 petition 25-03, designating the property known in the record as Casa Tura Boys School at 8400 Park Heights Avenue as W1 S3 as requested by the petitioner.
Board members discussed that the property has existing public water service but was still using on-site septic for sewage. "They are connected to public water, but they are still on private on-site septic," Andrew Brown of the Department of Public Works and Transportation said during the item. DPWT stated it had no objection to the sewer designation change and supported the water designation change because water already exists on-site.
The board moved and seconded the staff recommendation and approved it by roll call. The motion carried; recorded roll-call votes showed members voting in favor.
Action details
- Motion: "Be it moved that the Baltimore County Planning Board adopt staff recommendation and reports for the water supply and sewage plan amendment cycle 43, petition 25-03 to designate as W1 S3 as requested by the petitioner." (mover/second: not specified/seconded) - Outcome: approved - Roll-call excerpt (selected votes): Mister Aray — yes; Mister Bridal — yes; Miss Brophy — yes; Mister Duvall — yes; Miss German — yes; Mister Hinton — yes; Mister Johnson — yes; Miss Lilly — yes; Miss Munozes — yes; Miss Pinero — yes; Mister Shulman — yes; Mister Tennant — yes.
Context
Staff noted the unusual but not unprecedented situation in which a property has public water service in place but remains on private septic for sewage until a sewer designation change and connection occur. DPWT’s lack of objection and the existing public water supply informed staff recommendations and the board’s approval.
