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Supervisors approve wage increase for sewer employees

Charleston supervisors approve sewer wage increase of $2.10 to $2.60 hourly. The Board of Supervisors approved effective February 16 a wage increase for non-certified township employees working on municipal sewer operations, adding $2.10 per hour to their regular township wage, with certified

misc · Meeting of February 16, 2026

PA CHARLESTON — Charleston supervisors approve sewer wage increase of $2.10 to $2.60 hourly. The Board of Supervisors approved effective February 16 a wage increase for non-certified township employees working on municipal sewer operations, adding $2.10 per hour to their regular township wage, with certified employees receiving an additional $2.60 per hour. The board also approved a subdivision and lot addition for Suzanne Thomas and accepted the resignation of a Class II Operator.

A zoning application from Tract Engineering on behalf of Sweet Briar Farms LLC was denied; the firm requested an ordinance amendment to include agricultural use and mineral extraction, which was forwarded to the township solicitor for review and hearing.

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Source: the misc meeting of February 16, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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