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Authority approves routine operating expenses; Bioset now producing Class A biosolids
Summary
The board approved Supervisor Ira Walker Jr.'s listed operating expenses, including lab supplies, biosolids hauling and vehicle repairs. Walker reported that Schwing completed the Bioset work and "we are now able to produce Class A biosolids once again."
The Stewartstown Authority voted to approve a slate of operating expenses presented by Sewer & Water Supervisor Ira Walker Jr., covering lab supplies ($1,760.71), biosolids hauling (four loads, 41.6 tons, $4,782.85 and an additional load of 9.8 tons for $1,123.55), diesel ($1,165.46), truck repairs ($2,150.64), parts ($431.96), a mesh tarp ($154.24), Pennsylvania Rural Water dues ($896) and staff training ($550). Mrs. Mohan moved to approve the expenses; Mrs. Miller seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Walker told the board that Schwing Bioset Systems "put the final touches on our Bioset System, and we are now able to produce Class A biosolids once again!" He also noted routine maintenance actions this month including thawing a frozen curb stop and arranging hauling of biosolids to Modern Landfill.
The board did not alter operations policy but approved payment of the listed items and directed staff to continue routine monitoring and training schedules.
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