Public Notice: EPA Seeks Comment on the Preliminary Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the Wastewater Treatment System Project in Broad Top Township, PA

Summary

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) invites the public to comment on its preliminary Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the Broad Top Township for Wastewater Treatment System Project to provide proper wastewater services to Cypher Beach in Broad Top Township. 

Applicants or Respondents

Related Documents

• Public Notice (pdf) (132 KB)
  Public Notice FONSI for Broad Top Township for Wastewater Treatment System Project.
• Preliminary Findings of No Significant Impact Broad Top Township for Wastewater Treatment System Project (pdf) (306.87 KB)
  Description: EPA’s Preliminary Finding of No Significant Impact for this project.
  
  Summary: EPA has concluded that the environmental impacts are expected to be minimal. The EPA review indicated that no adverse environmental impacts are anticipated from the project. As such, an Environmental Impact Statement will not be prepared.
• Environmental Assessment – Environmental Assessment for Broad Top Township for Wastewater Treatment System prepared by EPA (pdf) (551.68 KB)
  Description: EPA’s Environmental Assessment (EA) to evaluate this project.
  
  Summary: EPA assessed seven (7) alternative courses of action, including a no-action alternative, to evaluate the effects of project implementation on environmental resources. The EA did not identify any significant effects to resources as a result of implementing the proposed action.
• Environmental Documentation – Sewage Planning Module Component 3 for Cypher Beach Public Wastewater System in Broad Top Township, Bedford County Pennsylvania (Project Number 3463-5) prepared by Keller Engineers (pdf) (5.56 MB)
  Description: Keller Engineers prepared a sewage planning package based on their preliminary engineering report for the project and submitted the report to both Broad Top Township and the Environmental Protection Agency.
  
  Summary: Keller Engineers assessed seven (7) courses of action, including a no-action alternative, to evaluate the effects of project implementation on environmental resources. The report did not identify any significant effects to resources as a result of implementing the Proposed Action alternative.