Bradys Run Sanitary Authority

Key discussions during the meeting included the approval of monthly bills paid in September and the October Bond Requisition. The Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Budgets for September 2025 were presented without questions. A motion was passed to approve Resolution #2025-3 to request a share Assessment Grant. The Manager reported that the 2024 audit was completed and distributed. An update was provided on the GetGo situation, which included a successful meeting and the preparation of a Release and Settlement of Claim requiring payment of $41,548.00. Furthermore, the landscape job at the office was completed. From the engineering side, plans for South Beaver and Elmbrook have been submitted to DEP, and the raw sewage pump for Lakeview has been delivered.

The board discussed financial matters, including the approval of monthly bills and the February Bond Requisition. The Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Budgets for February 2024 were presented. The board approved Resolution #2025-1 and the Engagement Letter from the auditor. The manager is planning to explore transferring the current pension plan to another financial institution. The board received an update on the Elmbrook pump station, which requires a new electric service. The Recorder of Deeds requires the property to be subdivided for the Gaffney deed to be recorded, and the solicitor will coordinate with South Beaver Township on the next steps.

The board discussed financial matters, including the approval of monthly bills and a bond requisition. The manager was granted permission to hire a replacement plant operator and gathered employee feedback. The board favored exploring signature stamps or "docu-sign" and changing the meeting dates/times and location. A proposal for landscaping at the office was accepted. Updates were provided on the Lakeview and Rt 51 projects, as well as efforts to obtain a permit for the chemical feed system. The board was updated on reimbursement efforts related to motor oil dumped at a GetGo location and reviewed a draft Developer's Agreement for the Beaver County pump station, which they are considering.

The Bradys Run Sanitary Authority Board meeting included discussions on a Developer's Agreement for the Beaver County pump station, with a feasibility study planned and additional questions for the County. An update on the hiring process was provided, noting over 100 applicants. The board amended rules regarding Tap Agreements and authorized the Manager and Office Secretary to sign them. The May plant report was presented, and updates were given on the Lakeview project and the anticipated mobilization of the Rt. 51 pump station. Financial matters were also addressed, including the approval of monthly bills and the June Bond Requisition, along with the presentation of the Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Budgets for May 2025.

The Bradys Run Sanitary Authority held a meeting where the board discussed and approved the list of monthly bills paid in July and the August Bond Requisition. They reviewed the Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Budgets for July 2025. The board approved Resolution #2025-2 to transfer the 457 pension plan from Mission Square to John Hancock. The 2025 MMO Report was presented. The Cost Analysis Report for the Bradys Run Pump Station was discussed, and the board decided to present the report to the County. Brendon Ryhal was hired and will be starting on Sept. 1. Grant opportunities were discussed, and an update was provided on the Giant Eagle/GetGo situation.