Plant Operator, Wastewater Treatment Plant at Borough of Marysville
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May 26, 2026
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Demolition, removal, and replacement of existing benches and picnic tables.
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The agenda includes reviewing financial documents, a small water & sewer grant, and stormwater bills. Also to be discussed are a three-year budget projection, PRP projects, the Lions Club project, and loan and other financing options. Public comment will be allowed.
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The MS4 Commission Meeting was held on April 3, 2023, at the Marysville Borough Office. Key discussions included the MS4 waiver ineligibility, proposed stormwater fees, American Recovery Fund project allocation, and the selection of a new chairperson (tabled). The meeting also covered project updates, grant applications, and the appointment of a secretary/recording administrator.
The Marysville Stormwater Authority Meeting was held on November 7, 2022, at the Marysville Borough Office. The meeting included the approval of October's minutes, an update on the fee study being conducted by GHD, and reviews of the Locust Village project bids (recommending Ryland Construction) and the Lions Club Pond design fees. Further discussion on the fee study and Lions Club Pond is expected at the next meeting.
The Streets, Sewer and Sanitation Committee meeting was held on November 7, 2022, addressing several key issues. A temporary solution was approved for the Rockville Pump Station until its delivery, involving regular pumping and an overflow alarm. A sewage spill in Fishing Creek, caused by a damaged manhole, requires further assessment and repair. The committee also decided to replace a broken skid loader and will explore options to address properties acquired through sheriff sales.
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