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April 13, 2016 permanewyork

Sewer Construction Advisory for Section of the Bronx

A major sewer system construction project is now under way in the Kingsbridge Heights area of the Bronx. In light of this, traffic is expected to be in disarray and water supply may be randomly cut through the end of the year. The New York City Department of Design and Construction (DDC) is overseeing the project that will replace worn out mains, install catch basins and hydrants, and restore roadways. Residence will receive notice should water be turned off temporarily. Construction has already started on several square blocks in Kingsbridge Heights–West Kingsbridge Road between Webb and University avenues, University Avenue

February 12, 2016 permanewyork

Mohawk River Water and Sediment Monitoring

Protection and improvement of water quality in the Mohawk River watershed is essential to keep the community protected from unhealthy, unsafe conditions. It’s also important that water supplies are conserved, aquatic communities can flourish and natural processes are sustained. Water quality monitoring in the Mohawk River Basin has been conducted for over 40 years. Surface water quality is assessed by means of chemical, biological, and physical parameters. Water quality assessment can identify which contaminants are present, their sources, and the extent to which they affect the health of the watershed. The headwaters of the Mohawk River are located in the

January 15, 2016 permanewyork

Approved Funding for Water Infrastructure Improvements

Good news New York!! Hot off the press- Governor Cuomo has authorized $26.3 million in interest free loans and grants to revitalize water infrastructure initiatives throughout the state. The funding will be dispersed to municipalities through 2017. The upcoming projects will include Dutchess and Warren County initiatives, along with several other counties. Poughkeepsie will receive $11,663,000, including a $2 million grant and a $9,663,000 interest-free loan to replace an aging 5 million gallon water storage reservoir that was constructed in the 1920s, as well as to replace aged, undersized water mains. $4,545,364, including a $1,058,438 grant and a $3,486,926 interest-free

December 22, 2015 permanewyork

SUNY’s Solar Safety and Scholarships

Many New York State University campuses are adding solar capacity to their energy portfolio. While this is clearly a positive step overall, it does present some potential problems for responding fire departments. Photovoltaic (PV) panels (which generate electricity directly from sunlight via an electronic process that occurs naturally in certain types of material) can present a potential hazard due to the sun’s energy turning into electrical energy. It is often difficult to power down the solar panels during an emergency. When there is sunlight or fire fighter lighting present, the panels will stir up electricity. Because the panels may not

December 8, 2015 permanewyork

New York City’s Payment Plan for Water Bills

Homeowners in New York City who are facing a foreclosure of their primary residence can get help with their water bills from the Water Debt Assistance Program. The program was created to provide temporary relief to homeowners who are at risk of a foreclosure on their home. After an application is submitted and approved, it can help those qualified individuals pay their past-due water and sewer bills and any outstanding debts. If a homeowner applies and is accepted into the program, the owner must enter into a guaranteed, binding agreement with NYC agency running the DEP (Dept. of Environmental Protection)

November 19, 2015 permanewyork

New York Harbor and Jamaica Bay Protection Plan

New York Harbor is making a comeback and the signs are all around. According to the city’s most recent Harbor Survey Report, the Harbor is cleaner now than at any time in the last 100 years. Continued improvements to sewage handling and treatment are chiefly responsible for the better grade attributed to water quality, which have led to increased recreational opportunities such as swimming and fishing. The New York City Department of Environmental Protection conducts numerous programs designed to maintain this trend. DEP operates 14 sewage treatment plants that together treat approximately 1.3 billion gallons of sewage each day. The

November 4, 2015 permanewyork

Benefits of Renewable Energy for Ithaca

The Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Facility now generates nearly half its energy on site. The plant uses an upgraded biogas for energy and serves a population of 40,000 in Ithaca and two neighboring townships. Biogas is produced when bacteria decompose manure. This gas mixture can be used to generate heat, hot water or electricity. The leftover digested manure also has many uses such as: fertilizer, bedding, mulch and potting soil. New York has also been pivotal in establishing a Smart Growth Public Infrastructure Policy which takes many agencies into account. Unlike NYS infrastructure agencies and authorities, local governments are not directly

October 19, 2015 permanewyork

Ballston Lake’s Sewer Committee and Project

The Ballston Lake committee has been working for the last several years with the goal of bringing sewers to the Buell Heights, hamlet of Ballston Lake and areas surrounding Ballston Lake. It has been an important activity needed to remedy serious health and environmental issues in the area. The Ballston Lake Sewer Project involves construction of a new sanitary sewer collection system to serve the area immediately surrounding Ballston Lake and certain adjoining residential communities. The project is located within the Saratoga County Sewer District No. 1 (SCSD) in the Towns of Ballston and Clifton Park and will connect to

October 6, 2015 permanewyork

DEC’s Best Practices for Managing Combined Sewer Overflows

The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) enforces the combined sewer overflow requirements under the Wet Weather Water Quality Act of 2000. The DEC has developed 15 Best Management Practices. The Best Management Practices are technology-based controls, designed to implement operation and maintenance procedures, utilize the existing treatment facility and collection system to the maximum extent practicable, and implement sewer design, replacement and drainage planning, to maximize pollutant capture and minimize water quality impacts from combined sewer overflows. The general permit requirements for these practices include: CSO Maintenance and inspection, maximum use of collection system for storage, a wet weather operating

September 16, 2015 permanewyork

Auburn’s Sewer Lateral Replacement Fund

Needing help with those sewer lateral repairs?? If so, the City of Auburn has a program for you. The sewer and water line replacement program is being offered to residents of Auburn as a way of spreading out payments, easing the burden of paying all at once. This is a revolving loan that will be placed on the homeowner’s tax bill and paid over a span of 5 years at a 6% interest rate. A local resident is eligible for this program if all taxes are current, your property is no larger than a 4 unit residence and the

August 19, 2015 permanewyork

Ogdensburg’s Sewer System Project

Residents of Ogdensburg, your sewer line replacement is in effect and taking place at the old gas plant in Niagara Mohawk. The Department of Environmental Conservation, has initiated an enhancement to the underground infrastructure that will replace approximately 180 ft. of sewer line pipes along King St North of the former gas plant. The regulations regarding disposal and site restoration will be followed in accordance with the EPA. The installation work is scheduled to be completed by the end of September and will include air monitoring and evaluations. The site was subject to a cleanup action in 2013 that

July 22, 2015 permanewyork

No Ordinance for Separate Sewer in Hudson

The town of Hudson has received a grant to complete renovation of sewer pipelines. The EPA has raised has suggested that a review of environmental concerns needs to be extensive before this project commences. The topic of storm water separation, and the necessity of it, has been met with conflicting opinions. The Sewer Authority is well advised to consider a separate sewer system, according to experts. It is thought to be the best course of action for the prevention of overflows, of a combined system, due to rainy weather. In the state of New York, however, there is question as

July 17, 2015 permanewyork

Rainy Season and Sewer Drainage Systems

Many of us are experiencing a rainy season now that summer is in full swing. Along with the sunny delights and fanfare this time of year brings, there is also a need to think about the proper functioning of our drainage systems where we live. It is important to know to what extent a drainage issue is prevalent. In order to do this, a qualified fully licensed professional is needed for drain pipe cleaning. This will also maximize your awareness of the health of the pipelines in your home. Here are a few suggestions when seeking the help of an

July 7, 2015 permanewyork

Sewer and Water 101

Summer is indeed here in all its glory. We know that means rainfall is here, too. In fact, in many parts of the country we have had record setting storms. Precipitation can heavily contribute to an overloaded sewer system. As a nation, we have over 700 communities that utilize combined sewer systems. There are some Cities that have separate sewer systems but this is no small financial investment. Even so, municipalities have the burden of making sure these systems are functioning. It can pose a health risk and even more financial strain if they are not. There are small contributions

June 29, 2015 permanewyork

Sewer Vent Incident!

Do you know how to locate your sewer vent at your home? The more knowledge on this subject, the better as it could cause a safety hazard if the vent is left uncovered. A very young Yorkshire terrier named Bailey was just bailed out of a frightening situation in Buffalo, NY. He fell in a sewer vent and had to be rescued after water authority workers dug a hole around the sewer pipe to free him. He was able to crawl out and thankfully averted a tragedy. Ideally, the best way to locate a sewer vent would be to contact

June 9, 2015 permanewyork

Live Demonstrations Coming Soon!

LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS REGISTRATION JUNE 16TH – 18TH JAM PACKED WITH LIVE DEMOS & THE LATEST CIPP TECH. TUESDAY, JUNE 16TH THRU THURSDAY JUNE 18TH Don’t miss this three day event at our corporate facility in sunny Florida! This event will be jam packed with live demonstrations and the latest CIPP technology. Live Demonstrations: Perma-Main™ Continuous Lining Top Gun, Perma-Lateral™ Lining with Steam Cure, Sectional Point Repair, Pull In Place, Reinstatement Cutters and more! Show Specials: Specials will be announced during the event and available only to attendees on June 16th to 18th. Financing: Zero Down, No Payments for 90-days! Get pre-approved before

June 1, 2015 permanewyork

Grand Opening Success!

Perma-Liner recently hosted a grand opening celebration at our new Illinois distribution facility. There were live demonstrations of our state-of-the-art processes, show specials and show day special financing. The event was a great success and we are very proud of our new facility! Check out some great photos from the day! Contact us today to find out more about our new Illinois facility and our upcoming events! 1-866-336-2568

April 28, 2015 permanewyork

Join us on May 20th! Grand Opening!

ILLINOIS GRAND OPENING! MAY 20, 2015 This ONE-day event is jam-packed with live demonstrations and the latest CIPP technology! Register: info@perma-liner.com or 1-866-336-2568 DEMONSTRATIONS: Continuous Lining Top Gun F-6 & Top Gun F-10, Perma-LateralTM Lining with Steam and Hot Water Cure, Sectional Point Repair, Pull In Place, Reinstatement Cutters… and more! SHOW SPECIALS: Specials will be announced during the event and available only to attendees on 5/20/15. FINANCING: Zero Down, No Payments for 90-days! Get pre-approved before the show. SPECIAL FEATURE: New Technology to be demonstrated exclusively for Grand Opening attendees! REGISTERED? Call 1-866-336-2568 to confirm your reservation. [button link=”http://www.perma-liner.com/events/illinois.html”

April 15, 2015 permanewyork

GOT PROFIT??

Got Profit? Zero Down. No Payments for 90-Days. Package Includes 600 FT of Liner Materials (Liner, Calibration Tube, Pull Tape and Epoxy Resins) VISIT OUR WEBSITE BREAKDOWN TO PROFIT: – 600 feet minus 50 feet in waste = 550 FT – Average Perma-Lateral™ liner installed pricing $75.00 – $100.00 a foot. – 550 FT x $75.00 = $41,250.00 – Average install = 75 FT – 550 divided by 75 = 7.33 installs Average Retail Install Price Per Install: $5,625.00 (Based on 75 FT.) – Labor per install – 4 techs @ $100.00 each ($400.00 per install) – Equipment – cleaning,

March 27, 2015 permanewyork

TRENCHLESS EVENT OF THE SPRING

Check out the schedule below and call 1-866-336-2568 to reserve your spot! ONE-ON-ONE TIME WITH FIELD TECHNICIANS, DEMONSTRATIONS: Perma-LateralTM Lining with Steam Cure, Sectional Point Repair, Manhole Rehabilitation, Perma-MainTM Continuous Lining Top Gun F-10, Reinstatement Cutters… and more! SHOW DISCOUNTS: Discounts will be announced during the event and available only to attendees during the 3 day event. FINANCING: Financing available on all products. Get pre-approved before the show. SPECIAL FEATURE: New Technology to be demonstrated exclusively for attendees! TUESDAY, MARCH 31ST 9:00am: Perma-Lateral™ Tear-Away with Steam Cure 11:00am: Lunch 12:00pm: Perma-Lateral™ Tear-Away with Steam Cure 1:00pm: Perma-Liner™ Sectional Point Repair

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