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Paradise Township Sewer Authority approves tapping fee reduction, payment plan for 72-unit Summer Hills development

Paradise Township Sewer Authority · January 21, 2026
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Summary

The Paradise Township Sewer Authority approved a reduced tapping fee and payment plan for Summer Hills LLC’s proposed 72-unit project at 3385 Lincoln Highway East; the property is not currently connected to public sewer and had no EDU allocations. The motion carried unanimously.

The Paradise Township Sewer Authority on Jan. 21 approved a request from Summer Hills LLC for a reduced tapping fee and a payment-plan option for a proposed 72-unit residential development at 3385 Lincoln Highway East.

Board member Kaitlyn Jones told the board the parcel is not currently connected to the public sewer system and therefore has no EDU (equivalent dwelling unit) allocations. The board noted it had increased tapping fees effective Jan. 1, 2026, and that the developer had delayed the project while awaiting a zoning ordinance amendment adopted in December 2025.

After discussion, Board member Kaitlyn Jones moved to approve the tapping fee reduction and payment plan as presented by Summer Hills LLC; J.B. Stoltzfus seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. The minutes record no abstentions or dissenting votes.

The action allows the developer to proceed under the agreed payment terms; specific dollar amounts for the tapping-fee reduction and payment schedule were not specified in the minutes. The board did not record any changes to EDU allocations in the meeting minutes.

The next procedural step recorded in the minutes is the approval of a separate Letter of Intent with York Water Company that the board also considered at the same meeting.