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Sewer Rates To Rise 13 Percent Over Next Two Years

Sewerage Authority Executive Director Joe Danielsen said a number of factors went into his recommendation that sewer service charges be increased over the next two years.

The costs of planned capital projects will force a 13 percent hike in the annual fees for customers of the Franklin Township Sewerage Authority over the next two years, with the bulk of that increase to take effect in November.

The Authority’s Board of Commissioners on October 4 approved a request for the increase by Authority Executive Director Joe Danielsen.

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