S. Mayoryk moved that the letter of credit be reduced by an amount of $30,692.06 leaving a balance of $10,230.69. R. Rohrbaugh seconded. The motion carried with all voting in favor. New Freedom Borough Capacity Last month, Sol. Rehmeyer reported he received a response from New Freedom Borough’s solicitor to his questions. New Freedom Borough does feel it has excess capacity to sell; the capacity has to be site specific and sold just to Mr. Robinson. The normal tapping fee will be charged and they need to know the total number of EDUs. There will be no negotiation of phasing and it will be a one-time transfer. Atty. Sharnetzka said there is nothing new to report. Johnson Controls Sewer Discharge About 75,000 gallons per day of additional sewage capacity was noticed entering the Deer Creek sewer station between May 3 and May 11. The heavy discharge was tracked to Johnson Controls. The plumber on site was flushing the refrigerant lines with an acid/water mixture and was discharging the solution into the sewer lines. The York Water Company meter registered 218,000 gallons at the property for 15 days in May. Supt. Sweitzer contacted the operators at the New Freedom Sewage Treatment Plant about the acid. The pump station will be monitored to make sure the pumps operate properly. Another section of refrigerant lines will be installed and the same process will be used; at that time, Supt. Sweitzer will get a sampling of the waste. Deer Creek Interceptor Meters The South Deer Creek interceptor meter level sensor was installed on May 3 and both meters were calibrated on May 12. Customer service from FloWav has been much better since the last meeting. Weather Station The station was ordered on May 12 and received on May 22 at a cost of $1,575.00. It will be used in conjunction with daily pump station hours and sewer flows. The data transmits wirelessly to a website. The station will be placed at the municipal building to be able to use the wi-fi. Essex Circle Drive Sewer Project Fitz & Smith arrived on site on April 10 and they installed 280 feet of sewer main from Culpepper Road to South Main Street. They are working on laterals this week. They will ask
S. Mayoryk moved that the letter of credit be reduced by an amount of $30,692.06 leaving a balance of $10,230.69. R. Rohrbaugh seconded. The motion carried with all voting in favor. New Freedom Borough Capacity Last month, Sol. Rehmeyer reported he received a response from New Freedom Borough’s solicitor to his questions. New Freedom Borough does feel it has excess capacity to sell; the capacity has to be site specific and sold just to Mr. Robinson. The normal tapping fee will be charged and they need to know the total number of EDUs. There will be no negotiation of phasing and it will be a one-time transfer. Atty. Sharnetzka said there is nothing new to report. Johnson Controls Sewer Discharge About 75,000 gallons per day of additional sewage capacity was noticed entering the Deer Creek sewer station between May 3 and May 11. The heavy discharge was tracked to Johnson Controls. The plumber on site was flushing the refrigerant lines with an acid/water mixture and was discharging the solution into the sewer lines. The York Water Company meter registered 218,000 gallons at the property for 15 days in May. Supt. Sweitzer contacted the operators at the New Freedom Sewage Treatment Plant about the acid. The pump station will be monitored to make sure the pumps operate properly. Another section of refrigerant lines will be installed and the same process will be used; at that time, Supt. Sweitzer will get a sampling of the waste. Deer Creek Interceptor Meters The South Deer Creek interceptor meter level sensor was installed on May 3 and both meters were calibrated on May 12. Customer service from FloWav has been much better since the last meeting. Weather Station The station was ordered on May 12 and received on May 22 at a cost of $1,575.00. It will be used in conjunction with daily pump station hours and sewer flows. The data transmits wirelessly to a website. The station will be placed at the municipal building to be able to use the wi-fi. Essex Circle Drive Sewer Project Fitz & Smith arrived on site on April 10 and they installed 280 feet of sewer main from Culpepper Road to South Main Street. They are working on laterals this week. They will ask