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Souderton council approves consent agenda, fills Ward 2 vacancy; handicapped parking resolution introduced

Souderton Borough Council · February 4, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 2 meeting the council approved the consent agenda by voice vote, approved a Ward 2 appointment to fill a vacancy, and introduced a resolution to create a handicapped parking space at 33 Adams Ave (vote on that resolution was not recorded in the provided transcript).

Souderton — The borough council took routine actions at its Feb. 2 meeting, approving the consent agenda and appointing a Ward 2 representative to fill a council vacancy; councilors also introduced a resolution to establish a handicapped parking space.

Early in the meeting the council president asked for a motion to approve the consent agenda, which includes meeting minutes and bills for January and February. A motion was made and seconded and the motion "is carried" on a voice vote with no recorded opposition.

Later in the meeting the council considered a resolution (cited in the transcript as "3 26 0 6") to fill a Ward 2 vacancy. The council solicited applicants and, after discussion, called for the ayes; members responded "Aye" and no opposition was recorded, indicating the appointment passed by voice vote. The person appointed is expected to attend the next work session prior to taking the seat.

Councilors then introduced Resolution 2026-07 to establish a handicapped parking space at 33 Adams Ave. A motion to approve the resolution was made, but a recorded vote on that item does not appear in the provided portion of the transcript; the meeting moved toward an executive session shortly afterward.

The transcript does not include a full roll-call tally for the actions described. Where a specific mover, seconder, or recorded roll-call tally was not captured in the transcript, the article notes that the detail is not specified in the record provided.