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Borough of Montgomery, PA
Lycoming County
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[Adopted 10-25-1994 by Ord. No. 1994-3 (Ch. XIV, Part 4, of the 1996 Code of Ordinances)]
The Borough of Montgomery ("Borough") is hereby authorized and directed to enter into a joint municipal agreement for rendering sewage collection, transmission, treatment and disposal services in what is designated in said agreement as the "Route 405 Sewer District" with Clinton Township ("Township") and the Montgomery Water and Sewer Authority ("Authority").
The Township shall construct, operate and maintain a sewage collection system within said Route 405 Sewer District. Said system shall connect the sewage collection system and sewage treatment plant of the Borough and the Authority. The Township shall also update the Borough's eight-inch collection and conveyance system extending along Route 405 from Thomas Street and the Borough to a point near the Bryfogle-Wetzel Industrial Park when the Township's daily flows reach 80% of the system's capacity as determined by the Montgomery Water and Sewer Authority. Said eight-inch collection and conveyance system shall be replaced with a twelve-inch main.
The Borough and the Authority shall provide the use of their existing sewage collection system and sewage treatment plant for the purpose of transmission, treatment and disposal of sewage from the Route 405 Sewer District. Said services shall be of the same type provided to the existing users of the said system and treatment plant.
The Borough and/or Authority shall be responsible for furnishing and supplying all personnel, equipment, facilities, supplies, etc., necessary to maintain the level of service to be rendered by them as set forth above.
The Township and Borough shall share the overhead and maintenance costs of maintaining and operating the sewage collection system and the treatment plant on a pro rata basis as set forth in the joint municipal agreement.
The Township shall receive the guaranteed capacity of 200,000 gallons per day as set forth in the joint municipal agreement for which the Township shall pay the Authority the sum of $750,000. The Township may also make additional purchases of guaranteed capacity up to 400,000 gallons per day, for a total potential guaranteed capacity in the Montgomery Sewage Treatment Plant of 600,000 gallons per day.
The Township shall enact ordinances necessary to require owners of improved property located within the Route 405 Sewer District which legally can be required to connect to the Township's sewage collection system to connect therewith. The Township shall also enact an ordinance imposing sewer rentals or charges upon owners of improved property which shall be connected to said sewage collection system for use thereof. Said ordinances may be amended from time to time as required. The Township shall acquire whatever property, real or personal, is required for the construction and operation of said project by exercise of its powers of eminent domain or otherwise.
The joint municipal agreement shall commence when enacted by this article as to the Borough, and when proper action has been taken by the Township and Montgomery Water and Sewer Authority, the term of said agreement shall be perpetual, except that the Township may, under certain circumstances specified therein, terminate said agreement upon at least nine months' written notice.
The President and the Secretary of Montgomery Borough are hereby authorized and directed to execute the joint municipal agreement on behalf of the Borough.