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Elected Officials
 

Mayor John S. Brenner

Controller Robert Lambert

Treasurer Karin Krebs

City Council
   Joseph Musso
   Carol Hill Evans
   Cameron Texter
   Toni Smith
   Genevieve Ray


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Department Directors

Michael J. O'Rourke, Esq.
  (Business Administration)

James E. Gross
   (Public Works)

Daniel Robinson
  (Community Development)

Kevin Schreiber 
  (Economic Development)

Com. Mark Whitman
  (Police Department)

Chief John S. Senft
  (Dept of Fire/Rescue)


Quick Hits
 
· Large Item Scheduling
· Graham Aquatic Center
· Recycle Every Week
· York City Ice Arena
· Memorial Park Roller Rink
· Memorial Park BattingCages
· Report A Pot Hole
· Street Light Repair
· Park/Block Party/Parade Reservation Application
· Recreation Facility Rental Application
· Oversize/Overweight Vehicle Permit Application

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Steve Busch
Director of Regional Partnerships
717-968-4177


Census 2010

  
Sewer Authority Board


Municipal Authority Act 53 P.S. §301 et. seq.


The City of York, under the Municipal Authorities Act of 1945, incorporated this Authority on November 27, 1950. The Authority adopted Articles of Amendment on January 19, 1977, which extended the existence of the Authority for a period of 50 years. York City Council approved this Amendment on February 1, 1977. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania approved the Articles of Amendment on February 22, 1977. The Sewer Authority owns the Wastewater Treatment Plant and the interceptor (conveyance) pipes, referred to as the “System”. The operation of the System is leased to the City of York.

The Sewer Authority consists of five members who were required to reside or pay taxes in one of the municipalities served by this system. Changes in the law during 2001 require that a majority of the membership reside within the City of York. If the Authority does not meet the residency requirement, it must do so as non-residents members’ terms expire.

The System municipalities include York City, Spring Garden Township, North York Borough, West York Borough, West Manchester Township, Manchester Township, and York Township. Each member is nominated by the Mayor of York and appointed by York City Council for a defined term. Members may be re-appointed with no term limits.

From time to time the Authority borrows money from bondholders to pay for System improvements. Two times a year interest and principal are paid to these bond holders, as due.

The Sewer Authority is governed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, other Federal laws, other State laws, Act 22-2001, the Trust Indenture and the lease agreement between the City and the Authority.

Meetings:  Currently the Sewer Authority meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 6:00 PM at the Wastewater Treatment Plant Conference Room, 1701 Blackbridge Rd., York, PA 17402. A typical meeting would include a review of various fund balances (Clearing Fund, Debt Service Reserve Fund, Bond Redemption & Improvements Fund and the Construction Fund), the authorization to pay invoices, discussion concerning future and current projects, a plant report, a legislative action report and the Engineer’s report.

Contact: York City Wastewater Treatment Plant - (717) 845-2794

Members

1.  Joseph T. Hand, Chair, Term expires 1/1/14
2.  James E. Gross, Vice-Chairman, Term expires 1/1/13
3.  Christopher E. Watson, Treasurer, Term expires 1/1/11
4.  Lawrence Young, Secretary, Term expires 1/1/10
5.  Peter Schmidt, Assistant Secretary/Vice-Treasurer, Term expires 1/1/12









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