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Engineers present PFAS treatment/interconnection draft; board asks for detailed cost estimates
Summary
At the Jan. 28 meeting Entech Engineering presented a draft PFAS Treatment or Interconnection Study; the department directed staff to produce a detailed cost breakdown for an NPWA interconnection and three treatment-location options plus an emergency Aqua PA interconnect.
Entech Engineering presented and reviewed a draft PFAS Treatment or Interconnection Study on Jan. 28, 2025, and the Collegeville-Trappe Joint Public Works Department directed the engineer to supply detailed cost estimates for possible courses of action. Matt Boggs introduced colleagues Karen Pollock and Austin Schneck, who were present to address questions about connection scenarios and treatment locations.
The committee asked for a detailed cost breakdown for an NPWA interconnection and asked staff to price three treatment-location options: at Well 6A, at the well field, and at Well 15, plus an emergency interconnect to Aqua PA. The water modeling completed for the Fugo Tract development was noted as having been "a huge help" for evaluating connection scenarios that inform the study recommendations.
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