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York City Council approves HARB certificates, grants and contracts; several measures pass unanimously
Summary
At its March 18 legislative meeting the council approved a HARB certificate of appropriateness, several final passage bills, a HOME‑ARP amendment, an annual performance report submittal and a police union contract; votes were unanimous where recorded.
The York City Council on March 18 approved a series of routine and substantive measures, including a Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB) certificate of appropriateness for multiple downtown properties, final passage of three bills (bills 2, 3 and 4), a substantial amendment to the HOME‑ARP allocation plan, submittal of the 2024 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER), and ratification of a police union contract with White Rose Lodge No. 15 Fraternal Order of Police covering January 1 through December 31, 2026.
Resolution 18: HARB certificates — approved. Resolution 18, introduced by Councilmember Elizabeth Buck, approved a certificate of appropriateness as recommended by HARB for work at 10 West King Street, 1604–166 West Market Street, and 135 South Beaver Street. Council discussion noted a HARB presentation about a temporary mural project and an elevator shaft at 10 West King Street for which covering deteriorated windows was approved to…
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