25 Pa. Code § 94.11 - Sewer extensions
(a) A
sewer extension may not be constructed if the additional flows contributed to
the sewerage facilities from the extension will cause the plant, pump stations
or other portions of the sewer system to become overloaded or if the flows will
add to an existing overload unless the extension is in accordance with an
approved CAP submitted under §
94.21 or §
94.22 (relating to existing
overload; and projected overload) or unless the extension is approved under
§
94.54 (relating to sewer line
extension).
(b) The Department may
issue a permit for the construction of a capped sewer, which would be tributary
to an overloaded sewerage facility where the capped sewer would not be placed
into service until adequate conveyance and treatment capacity becomes available
under all of the following conditions:
(1) The
proposed project is consistent with the approved official plan of the
municipality.
(2) The municipality
or municipal authority which owns the sewer system to which the capped sewer
would connect has an approved program for providing adequate conveyance and
treatment capacity within 5 years of the date of issuance of a capped sewer
permit by the Department.
(3) Other
Department requirements for sewer design and construction are
met.
Notes
The provisions of this § 94.11 issued under section 9 of the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act (35 P. S. § 750.9).
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