Charles Heisey

The meetings covered various operational, financial, and administrative updates for water and sewer infrastructure. Key topics included officer elections and committee appointments, project progress on the water treatment plant design, meter replacements, and infrastructure repairs. Financial discussions focused on budget variances, the authorization of various capital project expenditures, and updates to reserve policies. The board also addressed delinquent billing policy changes, the review of a memorandum of understanding with the Borough for cooperative efforts, and the enforcement of mandatory water connections for several properties.

The board meetings covered various operational and financial topics including the election of officers, committee assignments, and the status of ongoing infrastructure projects such as water main relocations, sewer line relining, and booster station upgrades. Significant focus was placed on financial management, including bond issuance, capital project budget adjustments, and the procurement of a P-Card for operational efficiency. The board discussed regulatory compliance related to permits, annual audit results, and the management of delinquent utility accounts, as well as the transition of the Authority Manager role.

The board meetings covered various operational and administrative matters including committee appointments, equipment purchases, and facility upgrades. Significant topics included water and sewer tap approvals, the EDU appeal for 107-109 S. Main Street, the 2022 annual audit, and ongoing capital projects like the 2M gallon tank repainting and sewer line upgrades. The board also addressed personnel matters, discussed grant applications, reviewed operational reports on water leaks and system maintenance, and approved various financial requisitions and vouchers.

The board meetings covered various operational and administrative tasks. Key topics included the election of board officers, committee appointments, and the review of water and wastewater operations, including reports on meter replacements, inflow and infiltration reduction, and regulatory compliance. Financial discussions involved the approval of various requisitions for capital improvements such as pump station repairs, WTP pilot study designs, and electrical upgrades, as well as managing grant-funded projects. The board also addressed developer agreements for projects like Manheim Commons and Penn Station, discussed lead and copper tracking initiatives, and managed personnel transitions.

The meeting agenda includes reports from the Executive Director, Engineer, Consultant, and the Comptroller regarding financial status and vouchers. Committee activities cover personnel, property management, strategic planning, the Route 72 Corridor, and source water protection. New business consists of Resolution 2-2026 concerning the disposition of records. Old business items include an EDU Reallocation Agreement for the Green Tree Business Center, updates on flooding status at 68 Crescent Drive, progress on the delinquency policy, and the review of a draft MOU between the Manheim Borough and the Authority.