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Union City Borough posts June 25 agenda with Willow Street Bridge grant and paving measures
Summary
Union City Borough posted its June 25 council meeting agenda, which includes motions for tax exoneration on two properties, a multimodal grant application for the Willow Street Bridge, funding motions for 2024 paving and seal-coat projects, and a scheduled executive session on personnel and contracts with no action to be taken.
Union City Borough posted the public agenda for a June 25 council meeting at 6:00 p.m. at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street, listing motions on tax exoneration, a multimodal transportation grant for the Willow Street Bridge, and several funding and administrative items.
The agenda, posted by the Clerk, opens with routine procedural motions — approval of the agenda, minutes from the May 28, 2024 meeting, the secretary’s report, and payment of paid and unpaid bills — and schedules a Hearing of the Visitors and departmental reports from code enforcement, zoning, the mayor, the police chief, the streets supervisor and the borough manager.
Notable items include motions to pass resolutions for tax exoneration on properties at 11 Maple and 48 Atlantic and a motion to approve a multimodal transportation grant application aimed at the Willow Street Bridge. The agenda also lists a motion to apply Liquid Fuels funds to the 2024 paving project and a motion to pass a resolution to accept county aid for the 2024 seal coat project. Additional finance and asset items include a motion to approve use of millings, motions to submit Renaissance grant applications, a motion to transfer capital equipment funds to a PLGIT prime account, and a motion to list old playground equipment on Municibid.
The agenda sets aside time to discuss an amended parking ordinance and a zoning ordinance amendment, and requests routine administration and department liaison reports. It concludes with adjournment and an executive session to discuss personnel and contracts “with no action to be taken,” as stated on the posted agenda.
The posting does not record any votes or formal actions; the listed motions are scheduled for consideration at the June 25 meeting. The council is expected to consider and may vote on the listed resolutions and funding measures during that session.
