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Engineer: Bronson Circle plans complete; wetlands on NPWA interconnect will require joint DEP and Army Corps permit
Summary
Engineer Matt Boggs reported final plans, easements and construction cost estimates have been submitted for the Bronson Circle Development; wetlands delineation for the proposed NPWA interconnect will require a joint DEP and Army Corps permit and additional survey work.
Engineer Matt Boggs told the board on Aug. 26 that final plans, easements and construction cost estimates have been provided for the Bronson Circle Development and that all technical comments have been addressed.
Boggs also reported that wetlands were delineated along the proposed NPWA interconnect route, that surveyors were given information after a site walk, and that a joint permit from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will be required because of the wetlands. "A joint permit with the DEP and the Army Corps of Engineers will be required due to the wetlands," Boggs said. He added that the site visit and delineation work are complete and that the engineer and director have met with NPWA representatives to discuss costs and capacity variables for a potential agreement.
The board did not take a construction decision at the meeting; Boggs estimated the NPWA interconnect project would take about three years from start to finish if pursued.
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