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The Cambria County Sewage Enforcement Agency was established to assist local municipalities in Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) compliance with on-lot sewage requirements. The Sewage Enforcement Agency can be contacted at:
Cambria County Sewage Enforcement
Agency
401 Candlelight Drive, Suite 220
Ebensburg, PA 15931
(814) 471-0299 - Fax (814) 471-0101
Sewage Enforcement Officer: Deborah Sedlmeyer, Executive Director/Sewage Enforcement Officer
E-mail:
ccsea@co.cambria.pa.us
Board of Trustees for the Cambria
County Sewage Enforcement Agency meeting date is the 2nd Tuesday each month.
Board of Trustees: Kurt Freidhoff,
Chairman
Tracy Plessinger, Vice Chairman
Kathryn McCusker, Secretary/Treasurer
Deborah Sedlmeyer, Executive Director/SEO
Fee Schedule for 2008:
| Permit Application: | Fee: | Fee: | ||
| -New Construction or "Granny Flats" | $230.00 | Final Inspections - per visit | ||
| -Repair or Modification | $200.00 | -Conventional Sand-mound, In-ground or Holding Tanks | $80.00 | |
| -Initial site Inspection - included in application fee | $0 | -DEP Alternative/Experimental & IRSIS Systems | $95.00 | |
| Soil Probes - per visit | -10-Acre Exemptions - subject to Twp. Ordinance and Approval | $25.00 | ||
| -1st system Location - 1 to 2 probes | $120.00 | Operation & Maintenance Inspections | ||
| -Each Additional Probe | $20.00 | -Commercial Holding Tank Annual Insp. | $100.00 | |
| Perc Test - per visit | -DEP Alternate/Experimental Systems | $100.00 | ||
| -1st location | $125.00 | Subdivision Testing & Planning Review | $85/Hr. | |
| -2nd location (adjacent-same trip) | $35.00 | -$500 deposit required | ||
| Design Review / Permit Issuance | -Additional $500 increments as necessary | |||
| -Conventional Sand-mound, In-ground or Holding Tanks | $55.00 | -Balance refunded upon DEP planning approval or applicant request | ||
| -DEP Alternative/Experimental systems | $70.00 | Miscellaneous Costs | ||
| -Individual Residential Spray Irrigation (IRSIS) | $100.00 | -Deed Searches and/or Research performed by CCSEA | $90/Hr | |
| Re-Issue Expired Permit / Transfer Permit | -Miscellaneous Sewage Enforcement | $85/Hr | ||
| -Previously Issued by CCSEA | $135.00 | -Photocopies (8.5"x11"/14") | $.25/ea | |
| -Previously Issued by Others | $160.00 | -Map Copies | $5/ea | |
| Administrative/Service Fees | ||||
| Returned Check Fees | $35.00 | |||
| All withdrawn applications/subdivisions | $25.00 | |||
| Additional Notes: Applicant "no-shows" will
be charged up to the fee set for the service. Applicant is responsible for
canceling due to inclement weather. If SEO shows, but can not complete
testing due to weather conditions; applicant will be charged up to the fee set
for the service. PA Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) requires
testing verification by CCSEA soil scientist for major subdivisions (more than
10-lots from parent tract since May 15, 1972). Associated consulting costs to
CCSEA will be forwarded to and are the full financial responsibility of the
developer. General soils Testing Schedule - April 1 to October 31 -
weather dependent. Additional testing performed with conducive weather
conditions. -- Approved January 10, 2006.
Sewage Compliant and Enforcement Policy: the Cambria County
Sewage Enforcement Agency administers the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act on
behalf of its member Municipalities. Our roles is to help ensure the
health and safety of the public as it relates to on-lot sewage disposal systems.
This policy has been established to assure that all parties will receive fair
and impartial treatment. When the Agency and/or Municipality receive a
complaint, a complaint form should be
properly completed. The complainant should provide their name. Said name
will remain confidential unless otherwise court-ordered. The Agency will
timely perform the appropriate investigation. In the event an anonymous
complaint is received,; the Municipality must first review/inspect the complaint
to determine the validity of the complaint. With Municipality
authorization, the Agency will timely perform the appropriate investigation.
Complaint investigations will be performed in the following manner: |
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