The Hulmeville Municipal Authority is responsible for providing and maintaining public water and the sewer system throughout the Borough. The Water Authority (or Hulmeville Municipal Authority) was first organized in May of 1961. The Authority maintains no water storage or pumping facilities, but purchases water from the Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority (BCWSA).
The Water Authority meets the 4th Monday of each month. The meetings are open to the public and are held in the Borough Hall beginning at 7 pm.
The Authority consists of five members at large. Each member serves a 5-year term. Current members of the Authority are:
The Authority also employs the following individuals:
The Hulmeville Borough Water Authority accepts online bill payments. To access the Authority bill pay web site, click on the following link or go to https://hulmevillepa.com/water-payment/
Click one of the links below for more information on the Authority.
The rate for water consumption is based upon how much water is used each quarter. The current rates for water for a residential occupancy are:
| Quantity used (per quarter) | Fee ($ per 1000 gallons) |
|---|---|
| First 5,000 gallons | 5.52 |
| Over 5,000 gallons | 5.52 |
| Note, the minimum charge per quarter is $27.60 | |
For most sewer connections (industrial, schools, mixed used occupancies may be different), a flat quarterly rate is charged. As of May 1, 2023, the current flat quarterly sewer charges, based on the type of occupancy, are:
| Classification | Quarterly rental ($) |
|---|---|
| A - Private dwelling or living unit | 104.30 |
| B - Fire house or municipal building | 104.30 |
| C - Church | 117.14 |
| E - One-family living unit, in which the occupant there also carries on a trade, business, or profession (other than a restaurant or bar) | 169.45 |
| F - Commercial establishments not regularly dispensing food or beverage for consumption on the premises or discharing industrial waste | 144.41 |
| G - Restaurant and/or bar which regularly dispenses food and beverage | 211.80 |
| H - Hotel, motel or rooming house | 247.67 |
| Where a restaurant or bar room is conducted in connection with any motel, hotel or rooming house, the sewer rental shall be the total of the rates set forth in both paragraphs "G" and "H" above | |
| I - Neshaminy Shore Club | 250.32 |
| J - Sole Proprietorship | 169.45 |
| Multiple use including apartments: in case of a combination of one or more private dwelling or living units or with one or more commercial establishment or apartments in one building and each having the use of the Sewer System through a single sewer connection, then such private dwelling or living unit and each such commercial establishment or apartment with the exception of "E" above shall be charged the foregoing rates as though each were in separate structures and as though each had a direct and separate connection to the Sewer System. | |
| Classification | Quarterly rental ($) |
|---|---|
| D - Public or private school per pupil based on daily average number of pupils enrolled on days when the school was in session during the full school term immediately preceding the date of each quarterly bill. Teachers and employees shall be classified as pupils for Sewer Rent purposes | 15.25 (per pupil) |
The quarterly sewer rates are based on the quantity of water used as evidenced by the water meter readings, and are as follows:
| Quantity used (per quarter | Fee ($ per 1000 gallons) |
|---|---|
| First 20,000 gallons | 9.22 |
| Next 80,000 gallons | 8.50 |
| Next 100,000 gallons | 7.38 |
| Next 100,000 gallons | 5.62 |
| Over 300,000 gallons | 4.73 |
Initial charge for hookup to Borough Sanitary Sewer Collection system - $2,960.00
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Act 537 requires all water and sewer authorities, including the Hulmeville Municipal Authority, to develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive sewage management plan. In order to meet the requirements specified by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) , a series of meetings were held by the Hulmeville Borough Council and the Hulmeville Municipal Authority to prepare and adopt a revised Act 537 Plan.
One of the key provisions which may affect residents is a requirement to reduce the inflow and infiltration (I&I) of ground water into the sewer system. Failure to do so may result in financial penalties and/or system restrictions within the borough.
In order to meet the requirements of the regulation, the Authority has revised the Act 537 Plan to reduce the I&I flowing into the sewer system.
Portions of the Plan are available for review
The Act 537 Plan Update for Hulmeville Borough is available for public review by following this link: Hulmeville Borough Act 537 plan update. Alternatively, copies may be viewed by visiting the Hulmeville Borough Municipal Building, 321 Main Street, Hulmeville, PA. Please contact Dorothy Omietanski at 215-757-6531 to arrange an appointment to review the
lan.The Hulmeville Municipal Authority (PSWID #1090140) reports that the latest Consumer Confidence Report, covering the 2022 calendar year, is available for review. In 2022, the Authority monitored 6 potential contaminants in the drinking water. There were not any exceedances detected of the EPA accepted levels for drinking water.
We are very happy to report that there were no violations. All our sampling requirements were met. We would like to express a large thank you to all who participated in the lead and copper sampling this year. Without your cooperation this would be exceedingly difficult.
To view an annual water quality report and learn more about your drinking water, click one of the links below.. This report contains important information about the source and quality of your drinking water. If you would like a paper copy mailed to your residence, please send an email to water@hulmeville-pa.gov. Be sure to indicate which year report you are requesting.
The following Consumer Confidence Reports for previous years are also available.