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Sewer operator reports plant operating well; DEP signs off on Chapter 94 compliance
Summary
At its April 2 meeting, the Leacock Township Municipal Authority heard sewer and water reports noting recent maintenance, a DEP-approved CH 94 submission, replacement of a grinder pump and 96,000 gallons of sludge hauled; both reports were approved unanimously.
Leacock Township Municipal Authority members heard routine sewer and water reports at their April 2 meeting, with the authority's sewer operator reporting that the plant is operating well and that required compliance paperwork has been completed and accepted by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
Bruce Ammon, the authority's sewer operator, presented the sewer report and listed recent maintenance and compliance items: the flow meter was calibrated, a new mixer cord installed, the BIH generator update is underway, Chapter 94 (CH 94) documentation was completed and approved by DEP, a grinder pump at 3067 Old Phila Pike was replaced, and Nolt’s hauled 96,000 gallons of sludge. "Plant operating well," Ammon reported. The board approved the sewer operator's report on a motion by Jerry Reeser, seconded by Willis Zimmerman.
Mr. Houser provided the water plant report, which the board approved on a motion by Jerry Reeser, seconded by Willis Zimmerman. No additional concerns or follow-up tasks were recorded in the minutes concerning water plant operations.
The meeting record shows the authority handled the reports as routine operational business, approving both reports by unanimous vote. The approvals mean the authority will proceed with normal operations and any scheduled maintenance noted in the reports.
The board adjourned at 5:00 P.M.
