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Union City Borough Council posts Aug. 13 agenda listing property purchase, catch-basin work and pension MMO approval
Summary
The Union City Borough Council posted an Aug. 13, 2024, agenda for a 6 p.m. meeting at First Global Methodist Church that includes motions to purchase property for $500, install a catch basin at 104 East High Street, consider a subdivision and approve 2025 pension MMOs; outcomes are not recorded in the agenda.
The Union City Borough Council posted its Aug. 13, 2024, agenda listing a 6 p.m. meeting at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street, where council members are scheduled to consider a clutch of routine municipal items, including a proposed $500 property purchase and pension paperwork.
The agenda notes a possible motion to hire a part-time police officer and indicates the mayor, police chief, street supervisor and borough manager will each present reports or recommendations. It lists specific infrastructure items such as a ‘‘Storm Sewer Repairs — Municipal Lot #3’’ update and a motion to install a catch basin at 104 East High Street together with a sign easement.
Also on the agenda are land-use items: a proposed subdivision on West High Street and a motion to sign an easement for a boat launch. The council is slated to consider the 2025 minimum municipal obligations (MMO) for pensions; the agenda does not provide the MMO dollar amounts or plan details.
Several motions are listed on the agenda without any mover/second, vote tally or final outcome recorded in the posted text. Those items include the motion to approve the purchase of property for $500; the motion to approve installing the catch basin at 104 East High Street and a sign easement; the subdivision proposal on West High Street; the easement for a boat launch; and approval of the 2025 MMO for pensions.
The agenda schedules a public comment period labeled "Hearing of the Visitors" and two executive sessions: one to discuss personnel with possible action to follow and a later session to discuss personnel and contracts with no action expected. The posted agenda does not identify any speakers for public comment, nor does it include staff recommendations, parcel identifiers, funding sources or other background documents for the listed motions.
The meeting closes with routine administration and department liaison reports and adjournment. The posted agenda is a notice of topics for Council consideration; it does not record votes or final decisions.
