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Council authorizes DEP access to former dry‑cleaner site for soil and groundwater investigation
Summary
Monroeville Council approved a resolution authorizing officials to sign a consent-for-access agreement with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to investigate groundwater and soil at the former Eastmon dry‑cleaner site on William Penn Highway; council was told the DEP will repair any municipal roadwork disturbed by borings and the municipality will not bear investigation costs.
Monroeville’s council on May 12 approved a resolution authorizing proper municipal officials to sign a consent‑for‑access agreement with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to allow investigation of groundwater and soil at the former Eastmon (Eastgate) dry‑cleaner site at 4131 and 4137 William Penn Highway.
The resolution — presented by Mr. Graziani — said the DEP needs access to the site and adjacent municipal…
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