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Union City council agenda includes tax exonerations, Willow Street Bridge grant application and multiple road work funding measures
Summary
Union City Borough’s June 25 agenda lists motions ranging from tax-exoneration resolutions for two properties and a multimodal grant application for the Willow Street Bridge to funding allocations for paving and seal-coat projects, equipment disposal, and ordinance discussions; outcomes are not recorded in the posted agenda.
The Union City Borough Council is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. on June 25, 2024, at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street. The posted agenda lists motions and discussions on tax exonerations, infrastructure grant applications, roadwork funding, and ordinance amendments.
The agenda specifically calls for motions to approve tax-exoneration resolutions for properties at 11 Maple and 48 Atlantic and a resolution authorizing application for a multimodal transportation grant for the Willow Street Bridge. It also lists motions to apply Liquid Fuels funds to the borough’s 2024 paving project and to approve payment of county aid to the 2024 seal coat project. The agenda further includes a motion to approve the use of millings in borough projects and to approve Renaissance Grant applications.
Financial housekeeping items on the agenda include a motion to transfer capital equipment funds to a PLGIT prime account and a motion to list old playground equipment for sale or disposal on Municibid. Procedural business—approval of the meeting agenda, minutes from the May 28, 2024 meeting, the secretary’s report, and paid and unpaid bills—also appears on the posted agenda, along with a scheduled Hearing of the Visitors and departmental reports from Code Enforcement, Zoning, the Mayor, Police Chief, Streets Supervisor, and the Borough Manager.
Two ordinance-related discussions are listed: an amended parking ordinance and a zoning ordinance amendment. The agenda closes with administration and department liaison reports, adjournment, and an executive session to discuss personnel and contracts “with no action to be taken.” The posted agenda does not record votes or final outcomes for the listed motions; any approvals or rejections will appear in meeting minutes or subsequent records.
The meeting notice gives residents the date, start time, and location and identifies the primary items the council intends to consider.
