Borough to escalate wipe-education after recurring sewer clogs
Summary
The EAC recorded recurring clogged sanitary sewers caused by non-flushable wipes; the borough plans to expand public education in the newsletter and through tabling at the Farmer's Market. No enforcement action was recorded; the item is slated for continued outreach.
Borough staff reported recurring sanitary-sewer clogs attributed to non-flushable wipes and recommended public education to reduce blockages. The minutes state wipe-education has been included in the newsletter and may be added to the Farmer’s Market tabling program.
No citation of fines or enforcement actions was recorded; EAC members favored outreach as the primary response, and the topic will be included in upcoming Farmer’s Market materials and tables.
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