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Votes at a glance: Williamsport council actions on March 13, 2025
Summary
A summary of council motions and recorded outcomes from the March 13 Williamsport City Council meeting, including minutes approval, fee ordinance first reading, RVTA measures, subdivision, demolition and routine resolutions. Most measures passed unanimously.
Below are items that received formal votes during the March 13 Williamsport City Council meeting and the recorded outcomes as announced in the meeting transcript.
- Approval of meeting minutes dated Feb. 27, 2025: Motion passed (recorded as 4-0).
- Item 5 — Ordinance amending Article 117 (General Fee Schedule), first reading: Motion passed 5-0. (Council requested revisions for second reading on special-event fees, water-barrier fees and mulch-acreage tiers.)
- Item 7 — Ordinance to amend codified ordinances to include RVTA (first reading): Motion passed 5-0.
- Item 8 — Ordinance adopting proposed amendment to RVTA articles to expand board to seven and include Lycoming County as an incorporator (first reading): Motion passed 5-0.
- Item 9 — Resolution authorizing execution of a lease agreement with Wall for the 2025 season: Motion passed 5-0.
- Item 10 — DAP (Designation of Agent) form for PEMA disaster assistance authorization: Motion passed 5-0.
- Item 12 — Professional services agreement with CITECOG to prepare amendments to the city's 2017 and 2018 annual action plans (to reallocate HOME funds to Habitat for Humanity): Motion passed 5-0.
- Item 13 — Final subdivision approval between the city and RVT at 1500 West Third Street: Motion passed 5-0.
- Item 14 — Demolition approval for 351 Market Street (conditioned on submittal of structural analysis and subsequent land-development approvals): Motion passed 5-0.
- Item 15 — Filing finance committee minutes from 01/28/2025 and 02/25/2025 and controller's report: Motion passed 5-0.
Several other routine procedural items (committee minutes, motions to adjourn, scheduling) were also approved by unanimous or near-unanimous voice votes during the meeting.
