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Public Notice

The Authority will hold its regularly scheduled public meetings via video conferencing through Microsoft Teams as opposed to in person at the municipal building. This measure is being taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). All members of the public who wish to join the meeting, please click the following link to join the meeting as a guest: Join Microsoft Teams Meeting

You may paticipate by computer or cell phone. The device has to have a microphone and camera. The following links are availble to download:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/microsof...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/det...

Members of the public wishing to participate or provide comments please contact Patricia Mowry at 724-941-6709,ext 1 prior to the meeting. We appreciate your understanding and patience during this time.

The Office will be conduting Business during normal hours of operatons, however, the office is closed to the Public. Please see attachements for the details.

Public Notice

_Procedures for Dye Tests, Tap Permits, and Sewage Billing

Rate Increase Effective 1/1/2020

The Sewage Use Charge will be $8.10/per 1,000 gallons water consumed, and the Minimum Service Charge of $42.00/per quarter. Please see attached for revised Schedule of Rates

The Property Transfer Dye Testing Fees will increase to $200.00 per parcel and parcels without water $250.00.

The Peters Township Sanitary Authority, located in Washington County, Pennsylvania, is a municipal corporation organized under the provision of the Municipal Authorities Act of 1945 as amended.  The Sanitary Authority was incorporated by the Township on March 20, 1964, for the purpose of providing and maintaining a sanitary sewer collection, conveyance, and treatment systems for the western portion of Peters Township.  A second Authority, the Peters Creek Sanitary Authority, serves the eastern portion.  The Sanitary Authority’s corporate life is extended until August 1, 2050. 

The system provides service to approximately 6,000 customers.  The sewerage facilities are comprised of two treatment plants; the Brush Run Water Pollution Control Plant (BR WPCP) and the Donaldson Crossroads Water Pollution Control Plant (DC WPCP), eight pumping stations, and approximately 130 miles of sewer.

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