Project Updates and
Information
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 – Governor Youngkin has announced $480,000 for this project. Engineers are working on design and working with Scott Count PSA on this project.
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Cross Creek/Dryden/Hickory Flats Sewer project – The PSA will be re-submitting another funding application in hopes of receiving a better offer. The PSA completed a temporary pump around on the Dryden Sewer system near the Hwy 58/Cave Springs intersection where a collapsed transmission line was discovered under the four-lane highway. PSA is actively working with DEQ on a permanent solution. Until then, the PSA will continue to work on the area to make sure proper flow continues while limiting the impact on the community.
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Western Lee Sewer project – Work is continuing on this project.
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Ocoonita-Smyth/Miller Chapel Interconnection – The PSA and engineers are working on a joint permit application for stream crossings, as well as easements.
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Middle Wallens Creek/Rasnic Hollow Extension – ARC has announced funding for this project. A Contract Negotiations meeting was recently conducted with DHCD, the county, LENOWISCO, engineers, and the PSA.
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Phase III Hancock Co, TN/Lee Co, VA –The engineer has completed plans for the Lee County PSA portion of this project and is currently working on stream crossing permits as well as easements.
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St. Charles Phase IV – Engineers have completed the preliminary layout and are currently working on stream crossing permits, railroad permits and easements.
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Lead Service Line Inventory – The inventory has been completed and has been uploaded and accepted by the State.
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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
