The authority will meet next at 7 p.m. July 15 at the municipal building.

Noting that the property in question is the site of a single-family house, Taylor said he believes the developer will need an on-lot system to collect waste water and a pumping station to forward waste generated at complex to the township’s system.

“We won’t be holding him up but our engineers will have to review his plans,” Taylor said.

The township’s sewer system, which began accepting tap-ins in 2006, has sufficient capacity to accommodate the hotel. It is not a part of the New Castle Sanitation System and not subject to new customer limitations imposed by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.

“We built a system that can handle in excess of 140 single-family homes, and we have the capacity to expand,” Taylor said. He added that the system, which has treatment plants in Pulaski and at the municipal building, operates efficiently.