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Votes at a glance: Lock Haven City Council actions, Sept. 22
Summary
Council approved event permits (nativity display, Boy Scout geocache, Zindel Park wedding), endorsed Berkheimer as tax collector via two resolutions, approved a solicitation request contingent on police review, adopted the active transportation plan and approved a Nature Conservancy memorandum of agreement.
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At its Sept. 22 meeting, Lock Haven City Council took the following formal actions:
- Triangle Park nativity display (Agenda item 4b): Motion passed to allow a nativity display Dec. 6–Jan. 10 after discussion about shortening the original 50-day request; roll-call vote recorded one 'No' from the mayor.
- Boy Scout Troop 711 geocache (4c): Motion passed to permit Troop 711 to place a geocache downtown as part of a merit-badge activity; staff to be provided exact location details.
- Zindel Park/Bauer Way wedding (4d): Motion passed to permit a small wedding on 09/08/2026 subject to standard paperwork and rules.
- Solicitation by Commonwealth University (4e): Motion approved to permit a student food-pantry solicitation at the Dunkin' intersection on Oct. 18 contingent on review and any reservations from the chief of police.
- Berkheimer resolutions (5a/5b): Council approved implementation resolutions to engage Berkheimer as collector of the local services tax and business privilege tax, and to appoint Berkheimer as hearing officer for those tax types; city manager named liaison.
- Destination Lock Haven check-in (5d): Council moved to adopt the Destination Lock Haven document for inclusion in planning materials.
- Active Transportation Plan (5e, Resolution 2025-41): Council adopted the plan by roll-call vote.
- Memorandum of Agreement with The Nature Conservancy (6a): Motion passed to continue The Nature Conservancy’s role as group manager for the city’s Forest Stewardship certification.
Votes were taken by roll call for each motion listed above; where a vote tally was explicitly recorded in the transcript the outcome is noted. Several items were informational only and will return to council if/when a contract or grant award requires formal approval.

