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Beacon Hill Campground granted sewer‑bill reduction after leak
Summary
At its Jan. 8 meeting the Leacock Township Municipal Authority unanimously approved adjusting two Beacon Hill Campground customers’ sewer bill after a reported leak, directing staff to use a three‑year first‑quarter average to compute the reduction.
Leacock Township Municipal Authority voted unanimously Jan. 8 to adjust the sewer bill for two customers at Beacon Hill Campground after the customers reported a leak. Frank Howe moved to compute the reduction using an average of the campground’s first‑quarter bills over the past three years; Willis Zimmerman seconded the motion and the board approved it.
The request was made in person at the regularly scheduled meeting; the transcript records no dollar amounts or the precise adjusted credit. Authority members did not record conditions or follow‑up deadlines in the transcript. The motion indicates the board accepted the customers’ account of a leak and chose a three‑year first‑quarter average method to determine the adjustment.
The board handled the request as a single motion during the meeting’s public comment-related business and took no separate vote to direct staff to audit past bills before applying the credit. The meeting adjourned at 5:05 P.M.
