Board moves to develop septic compliance program after 45 properties found non‑compliant
Supervisors reported 45 properties were non‑compliant with 2024 septic pumping requirements and directed the Sewage Enforcement Officer and the solicitor to draft a structured compliance and penalty program, including civil penalties under the Sewage Facilities Act.
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Supervisor Neff told the board that 45 properties were non‑compliant on required septic pumpings for 2024 and said some cases have been filed with the magistrate. The board agreed that Sewage Enforcement Officer Kasey Snell should work with Solicitor Stants to develop a structured compliance program and potential penalties to enforce township ordinances.
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