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Council approves consent agenda, bill list and forwards zoning amendment to planners; all measures pass unanimously

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Summary

At its Oct. 13 meeting Bethel Park Borough Council approved seven consent items, a bills and payroll list totaling $1,622,197.24, and authorized staff to send a proposed adaptive-reuse zoning amendment (Ordinance 10-13-25A) to the Planning & Zoning Commission and county planners for comment; all recorded votes were 9-0.

Bethel Park Borough Council recorded unanimous votes on several routine and procedural items at its Oct. 13 regular meeting.

Consent agenda: Council approved a seven-item consent agenda, including approval of minutes; Bethel Trails residential development bond reduction request No. 5; Miners Park bathroom change orders; 2025 road program pay application; 2024 road program change order and pay application; 2025 storm sewer CCTV and cleaning contract pay application; and 2025 sanitary sewer projects change order and pay application. The motion to approve the consent agenda was made by Councilmember Consulmagno and seconded by Councilmember Janicek; the roll call vote was 9-0 in favor.

Bills and payroll: Council approved bill list 20251013 in the amount of $1,622,197.24. Councilmember Consulmagno moved the item and Councilmember Jenkins seconded. During discussion council noted the amount is roughly the borough's monthly average; the motion carried on a roll call vote of 9-0.

Zoning amendment (adaptive reuse): Councilmember Jenkins moved and Councilmember Consulmagno seconded a motion to authorize staff to send the proposed zoning ordinance amendment for "adaptive reuse" (Ordinance No. 10-13-25A) to the Planning & Zoning Commission and to county planning for comment, with a public hearing to be scheduled later once comments are received. The motion passed on a roll call vote of 9-0.

No additional substantive debate or amendments were recorded on these items during the meeting. The approvals were taken during the regular agenda and recorded by roll call.