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Votes at a glance: Lansdale Borough Council actions, July 16, 2025

5448619 · June 18, 2025
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Summary

A summary of the council ctions taken on July 16, 2025, including routine approvals, an appointment to the police pension board, two ordinances, a heating-oil contract and the failed removal of a Main Street bump-out.

At its July 16, 2025 business meeting Lansdale Borough Council recorded the following formal actions (motions A—or through J). Items with substantive debate are covered in separate reports.

A. Treasurer's Report for June 2025 (motion carried) B. Check warrants for 07/16/2025 and retroactive approval for 07/02/2025 (motion carried) C. Approval of meeting minutes: Work session 06/04/2025 and Business meeting 06/18/2025 (motion carried) D. Appointment: Christopher Shannon to serve a three-year term on the Police Pension Board of Trustees, effective immediately through 07/31/2028 (motion carried) E. Resolution 25-16: Deposition of borough records (annual records disposition; motion carried) F. Ordinance 1987: Amend Vehicles and Traffic (establish handicap parking space at 150 Oakland Avenue) (adopted) G. Ordinance 1988: Amend Vehicles and Traffic (prohibit right turns from North Wales Road onto Sycamore Drive and Lumbarrie Drive during certain hours) (adopted) H. Activate Civil Service Commission to host exam process to establish police eligibility list (passed 7—or, 2 gainst) — covered in separate article I. Contract award: Jerome H. Rhodes, Inc., d/b/a Rhodes Energy, for supply of No. 2 heating oil for 2025 nd'026 season (motion carried) J. Authorize removal of sidewalk extension in front of 311 West Main Street (motion failed 5 gainst, 4—or) — covered in separate article

Council recorded the votes and took roll calls on several contested items; for uncontested routine approvals the meeting proceeded by voice vote.