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Council sets bids, a subdivision and parade grants for vote at March 11 meeting
Summary
Council listed several items for formal action at the next regular meeting including bids for a signal project on State Route 2081, a subdivision ordinance (No. 2525) to split a parcel into two lots, and annual parade/grant resolutions (Memorial Day and Independence Day). No votes were taken March 4.
At the March 4 Citizens’ Night and agenda‑setting meeting, Monroeville Borough Council set several items for formal consideration at its March 11 regular meeting: a signalization project bid award for State Route 2081 (Signal Project No. 25‑01‑STS), a subdivision ordinance (Ordinance No. 2525) to divide tax parcel 637 S 232 into Lot A (8.57 acres) and Lot B (0.96 acres) in the S Conservancy zoning district at 4185/4189 Old Williamtown Highway, and annual resolutions to authorize parade grants.
Details placed on the March 11 agenda
- Signal project: Staff reported two bids were received and reviewed for the State Route 2081 signalization upgrade, which includes pedestrian cycle improvements and upgraded equipment. Staff will recommend a qualified low bidder at the March 11 meeting.
- Subdivision (Ordinance No. 2525): The planning commission recommended approval. The ordinance would subdivide tax parcel 637 S 232 into two lots (Lot A: 8.57 acres; Lot B: 0.96 acres) in the S Conservancy district; the property address was given as 4185/4189 Old Williamtown Highway. Council did not take a vote March 4; the item is scheduled for formal action March 11.
- Annual grant/resolution items: Council staff listed annual resolutions to authorize grant awards from the borough’s discretionary fund, including $5,500 for the Memorial Day Parade and a separate grant for the Independence Parade. Staff warned that approving the listed grants will substantially reduce the remaining grantmaking reserves budgeted for the year.
Other notes
- Staff also noted the borough carries annual right‑of‑way obligations and applications to the Department of Transportation for banner permits and similar fixtures on state routes; those annual resolutions were set for March 11.
Ending
Council did not vote on these items at the March 4 agenda session; formal action is expected at the March 11 regular council meeting where minutes from earlier meetings and the listed agenda items will be considered.
