2005
MHMUA received the 2005 USEPA National 1st Place Clean Water Act Recognition Award for Operations and Maintenance Excellence for Medium-Size Advanced Treatment Plants.
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2005
MHMUA received the 2005 United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Region II 1st Place Clean Water Act Recognition Award for Operation and Maintenance Excellence for Medium-Size Advanced Treatment Plants.
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2005
Engaged the services of the Alaimo Group, Mount Holly, NJ, and Metcalf & Eddy, Philadelphia, PA, to provide engineering services for additional treatment capacity and to rehabilitate the existing facility.
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2003
Engaged the services of Metcalf & Eddy, Philadelphia, PA, to develop a Facility Plan to address current and future needs.
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2002
Dedicated the MHMUA building on 37 Washington Street, Mount Holly, as the William G. Dunn Administration Building.
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1998
Purchased property on Maple Avenue in Lumberton for future plant expansion.
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1998
Purchased building at 1 Park Drive, Mount Holly, for MHMUA Business Office.
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1998
Continuous Process Indirect Sludge Dryer placed into operation.
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1997
Mount Holly Sewerage Authority reorganized under the name Mount Holly Municipal Utilities Authority (MHMUA).
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1994
Mount Holly Water Pollution Control Facility awarded Zimpro Plant of the Year.
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1993
Sewer Service Agreement enacted between the MHSA and the Township of Moorestown to provide sewage collection and treatment service to a portion of the Township located within the MHSA Sewer Service Planning Area Boundary.
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1992
Replaced the rock media in Plants No. 1 and No. 2 Trickling Filters with plastic media.
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1989
Sewer Service Agreement enacted between the MHSA and Westampton Township to provide sewage collection and treatment service to a portion of the Township located within the MHSA Sewer Service Planning Area Boundary.
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1989
Sewer Service Agreement enacted between the MHSA and Westampton Township to provide sewage collection and treatment service to a portion of the Township located within the MHSA Sewer Service Planning Area Boundary.
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1987
Purchased building at 37 Washington Street, Mount Holly, and moved MHSA's offices to this location.
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1986
Sewer Service Agreement enacted between the MHSA and the Township of Lumberton to provide sewage collection and treatment service within the boundaries of the Township of Lumberton.
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1986
Purchased the Lumberton Municipal Utilities Authority.
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1981
The facility was expanded to a design capacity of 5.0 mgd with the addition of Plant No. 3. First facility in the United States utilizing the Zimpro Wastewater Reclamation System.
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1980
William G. Dunn appointed as Executive Director of the MHSA.
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1969
Sewer Service Agreement enacted between the MHSA and the Township of Eastampton to provide sewage collection and treatment service within the boundaries of the Township of Eastampton.
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1962
William G. Dunn appointed as a MHSA Commissioner.
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1960
Plant No. 2 placed into operation with a design capacity of 1.3 mgd, resulting in a combined design capacity of 2.0 mgd.
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1956-1960
Sewer service initiated in non-sewered areas of the four Townships (Eastampton, Westampton, Lumberton, and Hainesport) adjacent to Mount Holly Township.
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1950
Plant No. 1 placed into operation with a design capacity of 0.7 mgd.
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1946
Mount Holly Sewerage Authority (MHSA) established by local Ordinance.
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