Ord. No. | Date | Description |
Ord. No. | Date | Description |
23-1914 | 5-27-1914 | Permitting Gulf Refining Company to lay and construct water pipe to connect to a water main to provide water to the premises |
35-1914 | 6-16-1914 | Providing for the payment of the cost of laying water pipes in the streets and highways of the City by the owners of said ground in front and fixing the rate per foot to be paid by such owners |
30-1915 | 5-17-1915 | Extending the pipes and improvements of the water works of the City beyond the City limits for supplying water by the City to persons, corporations, institutions and municipalities within the County of Berks |
32-1915 | 6-9-1915 | Stipulating form of application and agreement for and conditions, terms and rates upon which the Council of the City of Reading may grant the use of water from supply mains outside the limits of the City |
39-1915 | 7-21-1915 | Executing an agreement between the City and H.O. Keller in reference to a water supply for premises 126-128 North Fifth Street |
74-1916 | 12-20-1916 | Permitting the Schuylkill Navigation Company to lay and construct a water pipe |
81-1916 | 12-27-1916 | Accepting the offer of the Glenside Water Company to grant the City an option to purchase its plant and appropriating the money for the payment of such option |
44-1917 | 7-25-1917 | Permitting Reading Chain Block Company, Inc., to lay and construct at its own expense and under certain conditions a 1-inch water pipe from the City water main into their property |
56-1917 | 11-7-1917 | Purchasing the water works plant and system with all the equipment of the Glenside Water Supply Company in Bern Township |
5-1918 | 1-16-1918 | Permitting Reading Steel Casting Company to lay and construct at its own expense and under certain conditions a 6-inch water pipe to connect with the 6-inch water main near Tulpehocken and Green Streets for the purpose of supply with a water a fire sprinkler system |
26-1918 | 8-14-1918 | Permitting the D.S. and W. Hosiery Company, Inc. to lay and construct at its own expense and under certain conditions a 2-inch water pipe for the purpose of providing general water service to the premises |
27-1918 | 8-30-1918 | Permitting the D.S. and W. Hosiery Company, Inc. to lay and construct at its own expense and under certain conditions a 2-inch water pipe for the purpose of providing general water service to the premises |
20-1919 | 4-16-1919 | Permitting the Reading Iron Company to lay water pipes underground |
52-1920 | 9-8-1920 | Permitting Dives, Pomeroy and Stewart to lay and construct at their own expense and under certain conditions a 12-inch water pipe for the purpose of supplying with water a fire sprinkler system for their property |
70-1920 | 12-29-1920 | Permitting Scott Kitzmiller Co., Inc., to lay and construct a 4-inch water pipe for the purpose of supplying with water a fire sprinkler system on the property |
2-1921 | 1-19-1921 | Permitting Scott Kitzmiller Co., Inc., to lay and construct at its own expense and under certain conditions a 4-inch water pipe for the purpose of supplying said property with water from the intermediate service |
47-1921 | 8-31-1921 | Permitting Richard Meinig Co., Inc., to lay and construct at its own expense and under certain conditions a 6-inch water pipe for the purpose of supplying said property with water for fire purposes |
62-1921 | 12-31-1921 | Amending Ord. No. 32-1915 |
17-1922 | 3-22-1922 | Permitting Rajah Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S., to lay and construct at their own expense a 12-inch water pipe for the purpose of supplying water to a fire sprinkler system on the property |
43-1922 | 9-6-1922 | Permitting the Reading Hardware Company to lay and construct at its own expense and under certain conditions a 10-inch water pipe for the purpose of supplying water to a fire sprinkler system
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60-1922 | 11-5-1922 | Permitting Frank C. Kolb to lay and construct at his own expense and under certain conditions a 6-inch water pipe from the end of the private fire service pipe of Chas. E. Leippe, for the purpose of supplying water to a fire sprinkler system on certain property, providing consent of Chas. E. Leippe is first secured |
35-1923 | 6-13-1923 | Permitting Bright and Nolan to extend the water main of the City along Bernville Road in the Township of Bern |
40-1923 | 6-27-1923 | Permitting Wm. H. Lunden, Inc., to lay at their own expense a 6-inch water main for the purpose of supplying water to a fire sprinkler system |
26-1924 | 3-26-1924 | Permitting Lengle-Fencil Company to lay and construct a 6-inch water pipe for the purpose of supplying with water a fire sprinkler system |
35-1924 | 4-23-1924 | Permitting Reading Hardware Company to lay and construct a 3-inch water pipe from its private fire main to its new building for purposes of supplying the new building with water from the intermediate service district |
46-1924 | 6-4-1924 | Desiring to extend the City's water plant into and operate the same in the Eighteenth Ward of the City and to acquire the plant now owned and operated by the Angelica Water and Ice Company |
61-1924 | 7-16-1924 | Permitting Bright and Nolan to connect water mains in Greenfields with the City water mains |
81-1924 | 9-17-1924 | Permitting E. Richard Meining Company, Inc., to lay and construct an 8-inch water pipe for the purpose of supplying water a fire sprinkler system |
97-1924 | 11-19-1924 | Permitting Tobias Knobauch to connect water mains by him in Melrose with the Antietem water supply main of the City upon the condition Tobias Knobauch conveys to the City free of all encumbrances a certain tract of land in Lower Alsace Township |
25-1925 | 4-29-1925 | Permitting Nolan, Stauffer and Heizman to connect water mains in Oakgrove to the City's water mains |
53-1925 | 10-7-1925 | Permitting Reading Rag and Metal Co., Inc. to lay and construct a six inch water pipe into its warehouse to provide water for a fire sprinkler system |
89-1927 | 7-27-1927 | Permitting the Reading Company to lay, construct and maintain at its own expense a 12-inch water pipe with appurtenances for the conveyance of water from its spring source |
28-1928B | 3-21-1928 | Permitting Reading Lodge to connect water mains laid or to be laid in Cathedral Heights with the City water mains |
13-1929 | 2-27-1929 | Permitting the Bee-Hive Laundry Company, Inc., to lay and construct a 6-inch high water pipe for the purpose of supplying additional supply of water from the intermediate service district |
29-1929 | 5-8-1929 | Permitting D.S. & W. Hosiery Company to construct and maintain cement concrete pipe conduit for conveying water |
91-1929 | 11-20-1929 | Executing an agreement between the City and the Reading Company for the placing and maintaining of a pipe line for water supply purposes above and across Seventh Street tacks |
93-1929 | 11-27-1929 | Permitting the Reading Times Company to lay at their own expense a 6-inch water main for the purpose of supplying a fire sprinkler system with water |
16-1930 | 2-26-1930 | Executing an agreement between the City and the Reading Company to place and maintain a pipeline for water supply purposes below and across Lebanon Valley Branch Tracks and property of the Reading Company |
59-1930 | 7-30-1930 | Permitting Oakbrook Hosiery Mills, Inc., to lay and construct private water pipes 4 inches in diameter and 8 inches in diameter for purposes of providing water to fire sprinklers and industrial service |
52-1931 | 6-17-1931 | Granting permission to Joseph Block and Son to connect water mains laid in Park-Edge |
63-1931 | 7-22-1931 | Granting permission to Mt. Penn Suburban Water Company to supply water to the property of Alexander Griesemar |
71-1931 | 8-5-1931 | Granting permission to Joseph Block and Son to connect water mains hid in Park-Edge addition |
86-1931 | 9-16-1931 | Executing an agreement between the Schuylkill Navigation Company and the City to provide the placing and maintenance of cast iron water main across the canal |
105-1931 | 12-23-1931 | Permitting Oakbrook Hosiery Mills, Inc. to install and construct a reinforced concrete conduit for the accommodation of power, steam and water pipes |
30-1932 | 4-20-1932 | Assigning the property known as Driscoll Farm to the use of the Bureau of Water |
44-1936 | 10-21-1936 | Imposing use restrictions on private water service |
57-1937 | 9-29-1937 | Authorizing choice rates and charges for consumers of Angelica Water System outside the City and filing change of tariff with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission |
66-1941 | 11-19-1941 | Executing an agreement between the City and Birdsboro Steel Foundry and Machine Company the privilege to construct and maintain a 6-inch water main and 3/4-inch galvanized iron airline under the sidewalk |
55-1942 | 12-30-1942 | Authorizing the sale by the City of the Lynoak water distribution system of the City to the Borough of Shillington |
26-1944 | 11-8-1944 | Granting Consumers Gas Company the privilege of constructing and maintaining a water line and an insulated steam line under Canal Street |
29-1945 | 10-24-1945 | Granting Thomas Demaio permission to connect water lines to be laid in Greenfields Manor with the City water mains |
28-1947 | 8-27-1947 | Granting Harry B. Davis permission to connect water lines to be laid in College Heights with the City water mains |
37-1947 | 12-10-1947 | Granting Anne Miliken Cullum permission to connect water lines to be laid in Riveredge Acres with the City water mains |
9-1949 | 3-30-1949 | Executing an agreement between the City and Harry B. Davis to permit Harry B. Davis to construct a 12-inch water line in Hampden Boulevard |
16-1950 | 5-24-1950 | Executing an agreement between the City and Parish Pressed Steel Company to permit Parish Pressed Steel Company to construct and maintain a 4-inch cast iron underground water pipe line for the purpose of conveying water from a well |
36-1950 | 10-4-1950 | Granting M.J. Eckel permission to connect water lines to land in Wedgewood Heights with the City's water mains |
25-1952 | 5-14-1952 | Providing for the fluoridation of the water supply of the City |
23-1955 | 6-22-1955 | Appropriating and condemning a right-of-way through the real estate of Carmello Brunetto and Robert S. Kline for the purpose of constructing, establishing and maintaining a pipe line |
24-1955 | 6-22-1955 | Appropriating and condemning a right-of-way through the real estate of Jacob Ebling for the purpose of constructing, establishing and maintaining a pipe line |
25-1955 | 6-22-1955 | Appropriating and condemning a right-of-way through the real estate of William Lohman and Company for the purpose of constructing, establishing and maintaining a pipe line |
38-1955 | 8-31-1955 | Granting H.K. Hollenback permission to connect water lines to be laid in Riverbridge Acres with water mains of the City |
50-1955 | 11-21-1955 | Granting Berkshire Greens, Inc., permission to connect a water line to be laid in Holiday Colony Road with the City water mains |
33-1957 | 8-21-1957 | Granting Wingert Construction Company, Inc., permission to connect water lines to be laid in their development in Ontelaunee and Muhlenberg Townships with the City water main |
7-1959 | 5-13-1959 | Granting permission to Ward W. Hayes to connect water mains laid or to be laid in Greenfields with City water mains |
31-1959 | 12-2-1959 | Prohibiting the furnishing of water server without charge to any person, firm, partnership, corporation or institution within or without the City, except premises owned, leased, occupied or used by the City for carrying out its corporate purposes |
20-1960 | 5-11-1960 | Granting permission to Roy E. Hayes to connect water main laid or to be laid in Greenfields with City water mains |
33A-1960 | 11-23-1960 | Amending Ord. No. 44-1936 |
21-1963 | 7-10-1963 | Granting permission to Richard C. and Angeline K. Doty to connect water mains or to be laid in the City and partly in Greenfields, Bern Township with the City water mains |
53-1975 | 12-31-1975 | Establishing rates, charges, rules and regulations of water service |
24-1976 | 8-11-1976 | Amending Ord. No. 53-1975 |
9-1979 | 4-25-1979 | Amending Ord. No. 53-1975 |
5-1980 | 1-30-1980 | Amending Ord. No. 53-1975 |
25-1980 | 5-28-1980 | Amending Ord. No. 53-1975 |
56-1980 | 11-26-1980 | Amending Ord. No. 53-1975 |
60-1981 | 12-23-1981 | Amending Ord. No. 44-1936 |
2-1982 | 1-13-1982 | Amending Ord. No. 53-1975 |
12-1982 | 4-1-1982 | Amending Ord. No. 53-1975 |
21-1992 | 3-18-1992 | Amending Ord. No. 53-1975 |
38-1996 | 11-25-1996 | Consenting to the incurrence of indebtedness by the Reading Area Water Authority through a loan through Pennvest for various water system improvements in an amount not exceeding $6,000,000 |
20-1997 | 9-22-1997 | Terminating the lease agreement between the City and the Reading Area Water Authority |
105-2006 | 12-26-2006 | Directing the Administration and the Executive Director of the Reading Area Water Authority to take the necessary action(s) to provide a water utility systems analysis |
2-2009 | 1-26-2009 | Authorizing the transfer of $248,500 from the self-insurance fund water/sewer main break account into the incurred liability claims account |
46-2014 | 5-27-2014 | Notifying the Reading Area Water Authority of the termination of the lease and operating agreement; dissolving the Authority, requiring the Authority to convey the water system and all property of the Authority to the City of Reading; establishing a deadline by which the Reading Area Water Authority shall convey by appropriate instrument the water system and all property of said Authority to the City of Reading; imposing necessary penalties |
66-2014 | 9-8-2014 | Repealing Ord. No. 46-2014, which dissolves the Reading Area Water Authority |
22-2016
| 6-13-2016
| Terminating water lease with Reading Area Water Authority
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28-2021 | 4-12-2021 | Authorizing the acceptance of the MS4 pollution reduction plan (PRP) for the city |