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Council roundup: consent agenda, events, subdivision and appointments approved

2375655 · February 21, 2025
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Summary

At the Feb. 20 Narberth Borough Council meeting the council approved the consent agenda, Parks & Recreation event program, two subdivision/lot-line items, board appointments and an executive coaching contract; several items were unanimous or had minimal discussion.

Narberth Borough Council approved a package of routine and substantive items during its Feb. 20 business meeting, including the consent agenda, a Parks & Recreation events program, two minor land-division items and multiple board appointments.

The consent agenda (items A–F) passed unanimously. Council then approved the Parks and Recreation 2025 event program — a family movie night, a food-truck festival and recurring environmental talks — and authorized staff to cover modest in-kind public-safety and public-works services. The family movie night carries a potential one-time funding request in the $1,500–$2,000 range for film rental; council instructed staff to locate funds within the existing recreation and special events budget.

Land-use items approved included a preliminary/final minor subdivision for 425–427 Grove Place and a lot-line adjustment between 243 North Wynwood Avenue and 10 Sabine Avenue. Review letters were noted and staff recommended waivers for modest technical submissions (for example, dedication of right of way was waived where it would be anomalous on the block). Both planning items passed unanimously.

Council also appointed Tom DelMonte to the Parks and Recreation Board (term through Dec. 31, 2027) and appointed Ryan (last name as recorded in application) to the Environmental Advisory Council (term through Dec. 31, 2027). The meeting record shows council supported creating or formalizing alternate positions on some boards; staff will follow up on ordinance and implementation.

Council authorized an executive engagement coaching agreement for the borough manager, with an option to include the incoming assistant manager. The manager said the service will be covered within the existing consulting services allocation for the year.

In executive session council approved a set of lease modifications: a termination agreement with one tenant (IVF), an expansion and extension for another tenant (identified in the record as Lavner/Ladner), and related assignment/renewal documents; meeting minutes indicate these actions passed unanimously after the closed-session review.

Items approved with votes (selected): - Consent agenda (A–F): unanimous. - Parks & Recreation 2025 event program: unanimous; council authorized staff to fund up to $1,555 for a film company if needed. - Resolution approving 425–427 Grove Place preliminary/final minor subdivision and waiver: unanimous. - Lot-line adjustment for 10 Sabine Ave / 243 North Wynwood Ave and waivers: unanimous. - Appointment: Tom DelMonte to Parks & Rec (term ends 12/31/2027): approved. - Appointment: Ryan to Environmental Advisory Council (term ends 12/31/2027): approved. - Executive engagement coaching proposal (manager and optional assistant manager): approved. - Lease termination and assignment agreements (executive session): approved (unanimous).