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Engineer: Bronson Circle water construction in testing phase; DEP pre-application meetings set for interconnect
Summary
Engineer Matt Boggs reported that Bronson Circle water infrastructure construction is in testing and that DEP pre-application meetings were held or scheduled for the NPWA interconnect water supply and for a wetlands/Perkiomen Creek crossing; he and staff also met with PEMA and NPWA.
Entech engineer Matt Boggs told the board there were no updates on Castle Cove, Fugo Tract, or the 56–62 Seventh Ave development projects, but said construction on water infrastructure for the Bronson Circle development "is progressing" and crews are currently in the testing phase. Once testing is complete the contractor can begin service taps and make the final tie.
Boggs also reported that a pre-application meeting with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) occurred for the NPWA interconnect water supply and that another pre-application is scheduled for the wetlands and Perkiomen Creek crossing. He said he and Director Joseph Hastings met with PEMA as part of permitting and coordination, and that easements and an agreement with NPWA must be finalized before moving forward with ownership arrangements for the vault.
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