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Union City Borough posts June 25 agenda including Willow Street Bridge grant, paving and ordinance items
Summary
The clerk posted the Union City Borough council agenda for June 25, 2024, listing proposed resolutions and motions on tax exonerations for two properties, a multimodal grant for the Willow Street Bridge, 2024 paving and seal-coat funding, use of millings, grant applications, and discussion of parking and zoning ordinance amendments.
The clerk posted the Union City Borough council agenda for a meeting scheduled at 6:00 p.m. June 25, 2024, at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street. The public notice lists a slate of resolutions, funding motions and ordinance discussions to be considered by the borough council.
The agenda identifies routine procedural items — approval of the meeting agenda and the May 28, 2024 minutes, the secretary’s report, and approval of paid and unpaid bills — followed by a public "hearing of the visitors" and departmental reports from code enforcement (May 2024), zoning (May 2024), the mayor, the police chief, the streets supervisor and the borough manager.
Substantive items slated for council consideration include motions to approve resolutions for tax exoneration on two properties (11 Maple and 48 Atlantic) and a motion to approve a multimodal transportation grant application associated with the Willow Street Bridge. The agenda also lists several funding-related motions: applying Liquid Fuels funds to the 2024 paving project; a resolution for payment of county aid to the 2024 seal-coat project; approval to use millings on projects; approval of Renaissance grant applications; and a motion to transfer capital equipment funds into a PLGIT prime account. The agenda does not list sponsors, motion text beyond the item headings, or vote dates and tallies.
Other items include a motion to list old playground equipment on MuniciBid and scheduled discussions of an amended parking ordinance and a zoning ordinance amendment. The agenda concludes with administration and department liaison reports, adjournment and an executive session to discuss personnel and contracts, with an explicit note that no action will be taken during the executive session.
Because the document provided is the posted agenda rather than meeting minutes, it does not record any debate, votes, or final decisions on the listed items. The council is expected to take up the listed measures at the June 25 meeting; any formal motions, votes, sponsors and outcomes will be part of the meeting record or subsequent minutes.
