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Cloverleaf pump station on standby; supervisors authorize engineers to advance Crabtree sewage project planning
Summary
Supervisors heard an update that the Cloverleaf Pump Station is operating on a standby pump while FTMSA expected to install a basket and had two pumps ready; the board discussed authorizing engineers to work on the Crabtree 537 plan to pursue DEP approval and grant funding.
At the Aug. 20 meeting, supervisors received an update on municipal sewage infrastructure. Supervisor Ken Trumbetta said the Cloverleaf Pump Station was still operating on the standby pump. Supervisor Kerry Jobe reported contacting Nick Kerr at FTMSA, who planned to install the basket and had two replacement pumps available to install.
Kerry summarized the Crabtree Sewage Project: an intergovernmental cooperation agreement must be finalized, engineers must be authorized to prepare work on a 537 sewage facilities plan, and DEP approval is required before the township can seek grant funding for construction. The board discussed next steps and authorized staff to move forward with necessary engineering work to pursue DEP review and potential grants.
