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Committee directs engineer to create NPWA interconnect work order for PFAS treatment
Summary
The Collegeville–Trappe Joint Public Works Department voted unanimously to have its engineer draft a work order for an NPWA interconnect option for PFAS treatment and to seek contractor estimates for installing treatment equipment at the well sites.
The Collegeville–Trappe Joint Public Works Department voted June 24 to direct its engineer to prepare a work order for the NPWA interconnect option as part of ongoing PFAS treatment planning. The motion, made by Mr. Farr and seconded by Mr. Strauss, passed unanimously.
Engineer Matt Boggs had earlier reported he reviewed the peer review from Pennoni of the PFAS Treatment Options Report. After members agreed to submit questions to the Director so Pennoni can be scheduled to respond, Mr. Farr moved "to have the engineer create a work order for the NPWA Interconnect option for the PFAS treatment," a motion that passed without objection. The engineer was also instructed to contact contractors to obtain installation estimates for treatment equipment at the well sites.
The committee also agreed in the Director's report to publish quarterly PFOS and PFOA test results on the boroughs' websites, a transparency step the board cited as relevant background to the technical planning. The matter is expected to return to the next meeting after Pennoni addresses member questions.
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