

Project Updates
February 2025
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Maple Hill project – Project is complete and customers are being served.
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Blackwater/Flower Gap project – DHCD recently awarded $480,000 toward this project. The PSA, engineer, and LENOWISCO will continue to work on additional funding for the project.
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Cross Creek/Dryden/Hickory Flats Sewer project – At this time, DEQ has not funded the project but is willing to evaluate the existing offers to determine the best path forward on funding. Project is currently on hold until funding can be secured.
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Western Lee Sewer project – Work between the PSA, the county, The Lane Group, LENOWISCO, the Army Corps of Engineers, and LMU is continuing on this project.
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Ocoonita-Smyth/Miller Chapel Interconnection – The engineer has received VDH and E&S approvals and is currently working with these agencies.
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Middle Wallens Creek/Rasnic Hollow Extension – The PSA has worked with LENOWISCO and The Lane Group to gather information to get under contract for the funding. Engineer is working on final design and getting stream crossings. Project could begin late this year if approval for stream crossings comes in a timely manner, if not, project would begin early spring of next year.
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Phase III Hancock Co, TN/Lee Co, VA – The engineer has completed plans for the Lee County PSA portion of the project and is currently working on stream permits/easements, which have proven to be very time-consuming.
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St. Charles Phase IV – Engineer has received VDH approval. Waiting on VDOT, Railroad, JPA, and E&S Permit.
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Lead Service Line Inventory – The initial inventory has been completed and has been uploaded and accepted by the State. The PSA was recently commended for their work on this project.​
ATTENTION LEE CO PSA
SEWER CUSTOMERS:
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In keeping with our commitment to maintain minimal rates for sewer service, the Lee Co PSA is asking all of its sewer customers to refrain from flushing anything down the toilet except human waste and toilet paper. This includes any and all items that may be labeled "flushable". Any items flushed down the toilet except for human waste and toilet paper creates numerous issues for your service lines, the PSA's lines, our pump stations, and ultimately, our treatment facility, which increases operating costs, and thus increases customer costs.
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Help us keep the rates you pay at a minimum. We certainly appreciate your cooperation and understanding on this matter.
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~ PSA Management
