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Susquehanna’ River.
—One: activated sludge
system which discharges
into Little Chickies Creek.
Construction cost; $2.1 mil-
lion. Project cost; $2.8
million.
—Two: Expanded trick-
ling filter system which
discharges into [Little
Chickies Creek. Construc-
tion cost; $2.2 million. Pro-
ject cost; $3 million.
~ —Three: expanded trick-
ling filter system which
discharges into the Sus-
quehanna River via a 12-
inch diameter pressure
pipe. Construction cost:
$2.7 million. Project cost:
$3.6 million.
Vartan, in its evaluation,
reduced expected flow from
1.7 mgd to 1.3 mgd - due
to loss of National Standard
Co. usage and a reduction
50 years together
the Michael Groves
in Rapho Township sew-
age.
They also eliminated the
borough: engineer’s sludge
vacuuming process: ‘‘it just
takes the water out of it,”
said Keosheyan.
Liquid sludge, he said, is
sufficient for ‘‘short-dis-
tance hauling.”” It would
be, as it is now at the old
plant, sprayed over farm-
lands.
In Vartan’s plans, opera-
tion and maintenance costs
would also be reduced. In
the original estimate, such
costs were set at
$1,759,000 over a 20-year
period.
Vartan’s suggestions
would trim that figure by
$400,000.
It’s important, noted
Keosheyan, ‘‘because the
authority has to pay it with
little (only 2 per cent) state
subsidy.”’
The Vartan analysis, the
authority decided, will be
sent to federal officials and
the state Department of
Environmental Resources
(DER) which approved the
original plan. :
Borough manager, Joe
Bateman, hoped, after
Vartan changes, federal
grant approval would come
early next year. The grant
should cover 75 per cent of
project costs.
Bateman estimated a six-
BUSINE
month project delay.
Original construction was
scheduled for mid-October,
now, it shouldn’t begin
until May 77.
Gordon Walker, of But-
cher & Singer investment
counselor, presented bond-
ing options-based on a $7.2
million renovation-before
the Vartan presentation.
His proposals-in light of
Vartan’s schemes and the
authority’s reception of
them-may now be acade-
mic.
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John W. Prescott, RI,
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Gabriel E. Amersbach, Rl,
Mount Joy, and Jayne B.
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64 E. Main St. Mount Joy 653-4941
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87 E. Main St. Mount Joy 653-5705
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Sales Amana, Frigidaire, Gibson, Eureka
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Main & Barbara Sts. Mount Joy 653-5241
Engine repairs on all makes
CARRIGER PAINT & BODY SHOP
Rheems 367-6450
Cars painted, wrecks rebuilt
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Maytown
New & Used car sales & service
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R.D.#1 Columbia 426-1583
Custom painting of all kinds for cars, trucks, vans, and
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Brick-Block-Stone Silicone Masonry Waterproofing
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Bainbridge 426-3765
Full line of plumbing and heating
Excavating for sewerage and disposal systems
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Mount Joy 653-4484
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52 S. Market St. Elizabethtown 367-6169
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307 West Main St., Mount Joy 653-5357
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