Concerns about sewage going into the lake at Split Rock were raised by residents at the June meeting of the Kidder Township Board of Supervisors.

“I am concerned with the quality of the water,” said Joey McEvoy, who runs guided fishing trips.

Marc Cuesta noted that the state Department of Environmental Protection has been there, as well as Supervisor Noel Torres and the township sewage enforcement officer.

Cuesta urged that any problems there be addressed.

Supervisor Raymond Gluck responded, “It’s in process.”

Also at the meeting Thursday, Beth Hurley, from the organization Love Kidder Township, spoke about concerns with the PNK P5 LLC warehouse project and data centers, which could be coming to the township and “need 1,000 acres and use vast amounts of water.”

Save Carbon County’s President Linda Christman said, “The proposed data center in Nesquehoning needs a $3 million dollar loan to build and will use 300,000 to 500,000 gallons of water per day, some of which can be recycled.”

She added, “I trust you will get in front of this issue.”

In other business:

• The motion for the PNK P5 LLC warehouse request to revise the letter of credit died.

• Graystone Preserve’s bond reduction request was approved, from $7 million to $6,570,321.60.

• Requests were made to table until September both the Blue Ridge Real Estate/Lakeshore Development and Camptel Poconos lot improvement subdivision.

• MG Architects will be paid $6,950 for the township phase 1 design study to include a pole barn. The project includes expanding the township building and building an additional garage to house township vehicles.

• Laurel Run Investment Group LLC purchased 11 properties from the Tax Claim Bureau at a cost of $1 per parcel. The parcels had trailers on them and will be cleaned up and built on per the purchase agreement.

• Advertising requests for proposals for trash collection and snow/ice removal were approved.

• Lake Harmony Rescue Squad’s request for a new computer was approved, at a cost not to exceed $6,000.

• The Kidder Township Police Department reported 452 calls in May, issuing 283 citations and 16 warnings. The department has already had 2,600 calls this year.

• The fire company reported 35 calls for the month of May.