Pennsylvania Act 1977-71 — RIGHT-OF-WAY - SEWER LINES IN JACOBSBURG STATE PARK

Act text

RIGHT-OF-WAY - SEWER LINES IN JACOBSBURG STATE PARK
                  Act of Nov. 9, 1977, P.L. 229, No. 71               Cl. 32
                                  AN ACT

     Authorizing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, acting through the
        Department of Environmental Resources, to grant a permanent
        right-of-way through the Jacobsburg State Park located in
        Northampton County, Pennsylvania, to the Bushkill-Lower
        Lehigh Joint Sewer Authority for sanitary sewer lines.

        The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
     hereby enacts as follows:

        Section 1.  The Department of Environmental Resources, with
     the approval of the Governor, is hereby authorized on behalf of
     the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to execute and deliver to the
     Bushkill-Lower Lehigh Joint Sewer Authority, a municipal
     corporation of Northampton County, Pennsylvania, such permanent
     rights-of-way upon such terms and conditions as are reasonable
     to the Secretary of the Department of Environmental Resources
     for sanitary sewer lines and appurtenances to be constructed and
     owned by said Bushkill-Lower Lehigh Joint Sewer Authority,
     within the Jacobsburg State Park, Bushkill Township, Northampton
     County, Pennsylvania. Said sanitary sewer lines will service,
     among other areas, the aforesaid Jacobsburg State Park and will
     connect to the Bushkill Interceptor of the Forks Township
     Municipal Sewer Authority and the Palmer Township Municipal
     Authority in order to transport for treatment sanitary wastes
     from the Jacobsburg State Park and other areas to the Easton
     Area Sewage Treatment Plant at Easton, Pennsylvania.

        Compiler's Note:  The Department of Environmental Resources,
            referred to in this section, was abolished by Act 18 of
            1995. Its functions were transferred to the Department of
            Conservation and Natural Resources and the Department of
            Environmental Protection.
        Section 2.  In the event that the sewer system is no longer
     operated, title to said permanent easement shall revest in the
     Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
        Section 3.  This act shall take effect immediately.