LMUA Meetings: If the need would ever arise that there would be a change in dates or time, it will be posted on the website.
What To Do in the Event of a Sewage “Backup”
In spite of everyone's best efforts, sewers and drains can become blocked from time to time.
The LMUA is responsible only for main sewer lines-those that run under the street.
Homeowners are responsible for the lateral pipes that run from the street to inside their homes, as well as for pipes located inside the building.
In the event of a blockage, call the LMUA immediately - at any time, day or night - so the main line can be checked by an LMUA representative as soon as possible.
If the main line is not the problem, the LMUA representative may recommend that you contact a licensed plumber to inspect your pipes.
The most common cause of backups is grease buildup Tree roots are another common cause.
When Selling Your Home
LMUA rules and regulations require property owners to have sump pump inspections prior to the closing of the sale of the property or mortgage refinancing.
Sump pump inspections take very little time - approximately five minutes - and cost nothing. To arrange an inspection, call the LMUA at 609-397-1496.
Recognition for the LMUA:
LMUA received the Annual Safety Incentive Award for 2009 and an award for "4 Year Loss Time Accident Free 2006-2009" from the NJ Utility Authorities Joint Insurance Fund.
LMUA Board:
Eric Richard, Chairman
Janine MacGregor, Vice Chairman
Robert Hayes, Jr., Treasurer
Frank Kramer, Secretary
Vincent Uhl, Member
Paul Rotondi, Alternate #1
Preston M. Klingseis, Alternate #2
LMUA STAFF
Thomas F. Horn, P. E., Executive Director
thorn@lambertvillemua.com
Kathy Leary, Chief Financial Officer
kleary@lambertvillemua.com
Barbara Parsons, Administrative Asst.
bparsons@lambertvillemua.com
Dave Rose, Operations Supervisor
drose@lambertvillemua.com
Bryan Conner, Sludge Management Operator
Rob Rose, Senior Operator
James Mulligan, Utility Operator
Michael Schneider, Utility Operator
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