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Townships, fearing rate hikes, consider options to York City wastewater system

Townships, fearing rate hikes, consider options to York City wastewater system York Dispatch At least two municipalities that utilize York City s wastewater treatment system are considering cutting off their ties to the system entirely in fear that its potential new owner would hike their sewer rates. Manchester and West Manchester townships, two of six other municipalities that use the city s system, recently began exploring options as Pennsylvania American Water Co. prepares to start negotiating rates that would take effect if the Public Utility Commission approves the $235 million sale. Manchester Township s board of supervisors last week passed a resolution authorizing officials to investigate possible alternatives, while West Manchester Township is doing so without an official vote.

Estimated 5,000 gallons of sludge discharged in leak at York City wastewater plant

Estimated 5,000 gallons of sludge discharged in leak at York City wastewater plant York Dispatch The state Department of Environmental Protection plans to issue a notice of violation to York City after overflowing digesters at the wastewater treatment plant discharged an estimated 5,000 gallons of sludge. The upcoming notice of violation comes as initial reports of the March 27 incident, filed by a general manager at the facility, detail that an overflow of two digesters caused the sludge to leak and may have led to a portion of the digester building s facade collapsing. We will be issuing a Notice of Violation which will request a formal response with additional details. Once issued, the city will have 30 calendar days to respond, DEP spokesperson John Repetz said in a statement.

Bills edging up for Pa American utility users, but for less than sought

Bills edging up for Pa American utility users, but for less than sought
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Freezing then warming temps blamed for Pittsburgh-area water main breaks

Steven Adams | Tribune-Review   TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. More than 700 PWSA customers in Pittsburgh’s Troy Hill neighborhood were expected to be without water or have low water pressure Sunday night because of a water main break, and other breaks were reported in Homestead and West Mifflin. Officials with Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority and Pennsylvania American Water Co. attributed the breaks to record-low temperatures Sunday that preceded a warming trend that expected to continue through Wednesday. The line breaks included one on Lowrie Street in Troy Hill that crews were working to fix Sunday night, according to Rachel Rampa, public affairs coordinator for PWSA.

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