Sewer authority reports maintenance needs and debris found at plant
Summary
The borough's sewage authority reported a generally good operational month but said it needs pH buffers and alkalinity strips and that a piece of broken pipe and gravel debris was found at the sewer plant; council directed review of sewer rules for new connections and fees.
At the March 10 meeting the Sewage/Sewage Authority reported a generally good operational month. Council recorded that the authority needs to order pH buffers and alkalinity strips to support plant testing and maintenance.
The minutes state that "there was a piece of broken pipe and gravel debris found at the sewer plant, could be from a house that previously had sewer issues." The record does not identify the source or assign a remediation contractor; the council also noted that the borough solicitor (Dennis Shatto) indicated a need to review or draft rules and regulations for new sewer connections and reconnection fees and the council will review a copy of another municipality's sewer rules as a reference.
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