LLVSA to offer discount for seniors

Pittston Dispatch // News

November 1

The Lower Lackawanna Valley Sanitary Authority, (LLVSA), Board of Directors approved the 2010 operating budget during the October monthly meeting.

The budget project revenues are $4,371,509.00 with expenditures at $3,919,164.26.

The $398,344.74 excess revenue will be applied to capital improvement projects.

The customer rate schedule for 2010 contains no rate increase.

In addition, for the first time in the 40 history of the LLVSA, a senior citizen discount is available. The discount which is ten percent applies to the primary residence of the senior citizen.

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Lorraine Capitano said...

They (LLSVA) doubled the sewer fee last year, so as a senior citizen I feel it;s never too late to right a wrong. Last year-----arecession year) council gave themselves a raise, now rescind that and lower taxes-- you, the county, the state esp. on gas taxes(HIGHEST IN US)The Casino makes millions but does anyone get anything for school taxes that were to be abolished--more b.s. How about lower garbage fees for "SENIORS"?You all spent money on the "ugly Park" and council chambers. What about paving streets and Cleaning drains on the streets?Was anything put out 3 times for bids and ads put in the paper--NO!

November 2, 2009 at 5:57 PM