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Engineer: PFAS treatment report finalized; EPA pushes compliance to 2031
Summary
Engineer Matt Boggs told the Collegeville‑Trappe Joint Public Works Department the PFAS Treatment Options Report has been finalized and hard copies distributed. He noted the EPA plans to extend PFAS compliance from 2029 to 2031; the committee received related water‑modeling deliverables.
Engineer Matt Boggs told the Collegeville‑Trappe Joint Public Works Department the PFAS Treatment Options Report has been finalized and that hard copies were provided to members.
The report was presented during the Engineering Report. Boggs also said the EPA has announced it intends to extend compliance from 2029 to 2031, a change that shifts the regulatory timeline for local planning. He reported that all deliverables for the committee’s water modeling have been provided to Director Joseph Hastings for review.
Committee members did not record substantive debate or request additional motions tied to the report at this meeting. The discussion was presented as an informational update; no formal vote on implementation or funding occurred.
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