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Votes at a glance: Millersville council passes parking, paving, personnel and procedural items

2780729 · March 26, 2025
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Summary

Council unanimously approved several routine items including revised parking rules for East Frederick Avenue, award of a paving contract, advertising an ordinance to dissolve the Educational Service Agency, and acceptance of the February financial report.

Millersville Borough Council approved multiple routine motions during its March 25 meeting. The items below summarize the official actions recorded on the meeting agenda.

• Parking ordinance — Vehicles & Traffic (Chapter 350): Council moved and approved an ordinance to amend Chapter 350 to revise parking regulations on East Frederick Avenue. The council opened a public hearing, heard no public comment on the matter, and approved the amendment by voice vote.

• Paving contract award: Council authorized awarding the summer paving contract for Cottage Avenue, Herr Avenue and Circle Road to New Enterprise Stone and Lime Company for $154,900, the lowest responsive bid. The borough had budgeted $170,000 for the work; the award was $15,100 under budget.

• Advertisement of ordinance to dissolve the Educational Service Agency (ESA): Following committee discussion and no additional questions at the meeting, council approved advertising an ordinance to dissolve the ESA and scheduled a public hearing for the ordinance.

• Acceptance of February financial report: Council accepted the borough’s February financial report and authorized staff to satisfy ordinary and routine obligations for the month.

Each motion was approved by voice vote with no recorded oppositions. Where relevant, council members said aspirational or logistical follow-ups (such as public notice about paving and road-closure alerts) would be handled by borough staff.

Details and reference documents for each item — including bidding and budget documentation, the ordinance text for Chapter 350 changes and the scheduled public hearing notice for the ESA ordinance — are available from the borough clerk’s office.