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Jul 30, 2026
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Aug 17, 2026
Work includes complete, start-up and place in successful operation of three (3) potable water mixer systems designed for operation in the existing approx 0. 7 mg fleming street tank, 0. 75 mg cemetery tank, and 1. 0 mg school street tank and all necessary appurtenances and restoration for said construction.
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City
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Coraopolis
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Allegheny
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1012 5th Ave
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(412) 264-3009
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15108
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Coraopolis Water And Sewer Authority
Key discussions during the meeting included the review and approval of Water, Sewer, and Stormwater Invoices for December 2025. The Authority subsequently approved the 2026 Budgets for Water, Sewer, and Stormwater, all without rate increases. Financial reports indicated a favorable net balance for the Water Fund, largely due to PFAS Settlements. The Manager's Report detailed revenue and expenditure percentages against budget. The Engineer's Report covered the status of various projects, including the Mill Street Project, Well Cleaning, and the status of grant applications, noting the denial of the GEDTF funding. The Superintendent's Report provided details on November 2025 water production and the resubmission and acceptance of the DEP level 1 assessment. An Executive Session was held to discuss and subsequently approve the slate of personnel increases for 2026.
The meeting involved the reorganization proceedings, including the approval of the slate of Officers (Chairman, Vice-president, and Secretary) and the slate of Professional Services (Solicitor, Engineers, Auditor, Depository, and Publication). The recurring monthly meeting schedule was set for the third Tuesday of every month at 6:00 pm at the Coraopolis Municipal Building. Key public comments resulted in the approval of reimbursements for a water shut-off error and approvals for Excessive Use Policies for three separate properties regarding water usage issues. Financial discussions included approving January 2026 invoices for Water, Sewer, and Stormwater utilities, noting that the liability insurance payment skewed the initial water invoice total. Manager's reports detailed favorable year-end financials across Water, Sewer, and Stormwater funds, despite unplanned labor increases. A final payment of $10,000.00 to McCurley Houston for the Center Street Flood Pump Generator was approved, contingent on addressing punchlist items. The Engineer's Report covered updates on the Water System Needs Assessment, lack of success in recent grant applications, development review for a Dunkin' site, and ongoing coordination for various water system items, including PennDOT coordination, well cleaning, and school street coordination. The Superintendent reported on December 2025 water production and detailed recent system repairs, including a main leak, a service line crimp, and a fire hydrant repair. A maintenance issue concerning a grinder pump station was resolved by identifying a faulty splice in the underground service.
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Key discussions included addressing a public comment regarding a running toilet and the approval of a one-time credit for the resident. The Authority approved the payment of Water, Sewer, and Stormwater Invoices for November 2025. A partial payment of $101,835.00 was approved for the Well Cleaning Project. The Authority authorized advertising for a Receivables/Collections Clerk position and approved the hiring of Deanna Hogue as a Full-time Accounting/Administrative Assistant. Manager and Engineer reports covered October revenue figures, updates on the Water System Needs Assessment, progress on the CDBG Year 52 Grant for waterline improvements, and issues concerning a sinkhole repair project. A motion to approve a $10,000.00 quote for concrete street restoration related to a leak repair was passed. The meeting concluded with an Executive Session.
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