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Hite Creek Action Plan Update 2014Interested citizens of Jefferson County and Crestwood in Oldham County are invited to a public hearing sponsored by the Louisville and Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District. The meeting will start at 6:00 P.M. on Thursday, September 4, 2014, in the Republic Bank Building, 9600 Brownsboro Road in Louisville, Kentucky.MSD has completed an update to its Hite Creek Regional Wastewater Facilities Plan (  , 75.2 MB). The Facilities Plan details the recommended procedure for wastewater management within the Hite Creek Planning Area; encompassing northeast Jefferson County including the City of Prospect and the City of Crestwood in Oldham County. The recommended plan represents the alternative with the lowest present-worth cost, a minimal environmental impact and the highest capability for implementation. The recommended plan calls for wastewater to be collected and treated at the MSD Hite Creek Regional Water Quality Treatment Center. The draft plan is available online at www.msdlouky.org and the Kentucky Division of Water’s website, www.water.ky.gov. Printed copies have been available for review since July 22, at the following locations: the Metropolitan Sewer District office (700 W Liberty Street), the Westport Public Library (8100 Westport Road), the Jeffersontown Public Library (10635 Watterson Trail), the City of Prospect’s City Hall (9200 US Highway 42) and the South Oldham County Library (6720 West Highway 146 in Crestwood, Kentucky). These copies are available for review during normal business hours at these locations until September 8, 2014.
The purpose of the public hearing is to discuss the draft plan and its contents. Verbal and written comments will be accepted at the public hearing. Written comments concerning the plan will also be accepted via mail up to September 8, 2014. Written comments should be addressed to Andrea Rogers, Metropolitan Sewer District,700 W Liberty Street, Louisville, KY 40203. Proposed MSD 2014 Wastewater and Stormwater RatesThe Louisville & Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) is giving notice of its intent to modify its Schedule of Rates, Rentals, and Charges. You may click on the following links for the preliminary Schedule of Rates, Rentals and Charges document and the MSD Board Resolution to Amend the Schedule of Rates, Rentals and Charges. The proposed schedule and MSD Board resolution are also available for inspection until July 1, 2014 at MSD's headquarters located at 700 West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY 40203. Written comments regarding the proposed rates may be addressed to the MSD Board at 700 West Liberty Street; Louisville, KY 40203.January 2015 StreamLine NewsletterStreamLine is a publication for news and events at MSD. Please click here to see the latest issue.MSD Cares Campaign exceeds goal by 25 percent... MSD Strategic Business Plan 2014-18The MSD Board of Directors has approved the Strategic Business Plan 2014-18 and it is now available. It can be downloaded by clicking on this link.
MSD wins BBB Torch Award for Marketplace EthicsOn November 4, 2014, the Louisville Better Business Bureau honored MSD with the Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics in the large business category. MSD Executive Director Greg Heitzman gave full credit to the hard work of MSD’s 600 employees. “Over the past three years, MSD has made tremendous progress in transforming the way we operate our utility—creating a culture of integrity and trust, for both employees and ratepayers—while setting a national standard for best practices in providing exceptional wastewater, drainage and flood protection services.”One Water Update - Shared Services for MSD and LWCBeginning in January 2012, Mayor Greg Fischer requested LWC and MSD evaluate partnership opportunities, from shared services to complete merger into a "One Water" utility for Louisville. The following web link provides access to all of the public documents on One Water for Louisville: One Water Update.MSD's Louisville Utility and Public Works Advisory Group. Wastewater / Stormwater Discharge RegulationsMSD recently modified its requirements for new development construction in compliance with the EPA?s requirements. The changes, effective August 1, 2013, require the use of green infrastructure on new development construction as a means to reduce stormwater based pollution from entering the area creeks and waterways. MSD developed an Executive Summary Fact Sheet and a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to help explain the stormwater quality program changes and to work transparently in providing sound public communication on this program. MSD's Presentation to the Louisville Metro Council Budget CommitteeOn June 18, 2013 MSD presented its FY13/14 Operating and Capital budget and proposed rate increase to the Louisville Metro Council Budget Committee. For a copy of the full presentation that was handed out at the meeting, please click here.Summer 2013 Crosscurrents ReleasedTop Story: Reducing overflows and enhancing our water qualityMSD has made significant strides over the years in reducing sewer overflows into local waterways. However, the Clean Water Act - which was passed in 1972 - contains aggressive water quality standards for cities like Louisville. read more 
2012 Comprehensive Annual Financial ReportThe Comprehensive Annual Financial Report ("CAFR") for MSD for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2012 is now available. It can be downloaded (along with other MSD annual reports) by clicking on this link.Status on the implementation of the State Auditor's RecommendationsOn December 16, 2011 the Auditor of Public Accounts for the Commonwealth of Kentucky released their report "Examination of Certain Policies, Procedures, Controls, and Financial Activity of Metropolitan Sewer District". Since that report was release MSD prepared a 60-day update and subsequent updates on the status of MSD's implementation of the auditor's recommendations. For a copy of any of these documents please click here.
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