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Lancaster City Council approves bond reallocations, ARPA change and rules to fill vacancy
Summary
On Jan. 13, Lancaster City Council approved reallocations from prior bond issuances to fund water projects, removed a one-bedroom unit from an ARPA-funded South End community hub, established a process to fill a council vacancy, and adopted rules of order. All resolutions passed on recorded roll-call votes.
Lancaster City Council on Jan. 13 approved a set of resolutions that reallocated prior bond proceeds to water projects, modified an American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grant for a South End community hub and established a public process for filling a council vacancy.
Council adopted Administration Resolution 8-2026 to move roughly $9,500 from the completed Oyster Point 42-inch main project into a special and emergency water projects line. Councilor Hirsch said the change was simply moving unused funds from a finished project, noting it “essentially just [moves] unused funds from that prior stated project, which has been completed and moving it to the special emergency projects.”
The council also approved Administration Resolution 9-2026 to reallocate approximately $178,000 toward a Conestoga ceramic membrane pilot…
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