Glassport council hears sewer project update; televising work faces access challenges
Council received progress reports on multiple wastewater projects: a DEP-ordered underground storage tank removal with pending soil results, televising of 22 miles of sewer lines at a $290,400 cost that is being slowed by inaccessible manholes, and near-complete diffuser replacement at the plant.
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Council President Anthony Colecchi read a public-works report on Oct. 15 that summarized recent work on Glassport’s wastewater system and next steps for several projects. The DEP-mandated removal of an underground storage tank at the Public Works garage is complete, Colecchi said, and the borough is awaiting soil-sample results that will determine whether remediation is required.
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