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BOROUGH OF MCKEES ROCKS v. ALLEGHENY COUNTY SANITARY AUTHORITY
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2:21-cv-00530
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July 20, 2023
Pa. Town Drops Suit Over Sewer Tunneling Plans
A borough of Pittsburgh has dropped its suit challenging a county sanitary authority's sewer tunneling project in the area after county, state and federal environmental regulators joined in mediation.
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June 15, 2022
Regulators Will Weigh In On Settling Pa. Town's Sewer Suit
County, state and federal environmental regulators will get to join mediation talks in a Pittsburgh-area town's suit over plans to launch a sewer-tunneling project in the area, but the town opposed them joining the case itself without asking the Pennsylvania federal court to intervene.
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May 06, 2022
Pa. Town Can Pursue Case Over Sewer Tunneling Project
The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority can't duck a lawsuit opposing its construction of a giant holding tank beneath the Ohio River since the town where the tunnel boring would begin has standing to fight the alleged nuisances from the project, a Pennsylvania federal judge said Friday.
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June 03, 2021
Pa. Town Fears Imminent Harm From Sewer Tunneling Project
A Pittsburgh-area borough told a federal court it shouldn't have to wait for the start of a sewer tunneling project to file its lawsuit over the noise, traffic, pollution and disruption the borough believes it will bring.