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Resident raises noise concerns about Shelman Compressor Station
Summary
At the July 20 meeting the board heard from resident Stan Krotowski about ongoing noise from the Shelman Compressor Station; he said a hay-bale wall "may be helping with the noise some," and requested continued attention from the township.
Stan Krotowski, a resident and visitor at the Charleston Township meeting, updated the board on continuing noise problems associated with the Shelman Compressor Station. "He noted that the hay bale wall may be helping with the noise some," Krotowski said, and asked the board to keep the issue on record so the township can monitor mitigation efforts.
The comment was recorded during the visitor comment portion of the July 20 meeting; no formal motion or next step specific to the compressor station was recorded in the minutes. The matter remains a public concern and could be raised again at the board’s next meeting or in follow-up correspondence.
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