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EDA reviews DEQ permit renewals and drain-field options for Project Access site
Summary
Board members heard that DEQ permit renewals cover a 100,000-gallon-per-day discharge station and potential mass drain field; the EDA will investigate suitable drain-field sites and shared maintenance costs as part of site development readiness.
Joe Heyman updated the Economic Development Authority on infrastructure work at the Project Access site, including renewal of permits with the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) covering a potential mass drain-field sewage disposal operation and an existing 100,000-gallon-per-day discharge sewage station that was conveyed to the EDA with the property. Heyman said the board needs to identify appropriate drain-field locations and consider options for shared maintenance costs among users or owners.
Chairman John Anzivino noted the development value of holding DEQ permits for a high-capacity discharge and suggested the EDA pursue grant funding to support site improvements that would increase development readiness. The board discussed the operational and permitting steps required to make the site viable for future development.
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