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Union City Borough Council schedules Aug. 27 meeting to consider EACOG audit, lien and grant motions
Summary
The Union City Borough Council meets Aug. 27, 2024, at 6 p.m. at First Global Methodist Church to consider routine business including a resolution to accept an EACOG audit, review departmental July reports, and hear motions on a lien at 121 East High Street, Renaissance Grant applications and a boat-launch quote.
Union City Borough Council is scheduled to meet on Aug. 27, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street. The public agenda lists routine procedural items and several motions for council consideration, including a resolution to accept an audit report from EACOG, approval of prior meeting minutes, and consideration of bills and the secretary’s report.
The agenda opens with standard procedural business: a motion to pass a resolution accepting the EACOG audit report; a motion to approve minutes from the Aug. 13 meeting; a motion concerning the secretary’s report; and a motion to approve paid and unpaid bills. The notice does not list vote tallies or indicate whether any motions have been pre-determined.
The meeting will include a public comment period labeled “Hearing of the Visitors,” and the agenda directs review of July 2024 reports from code enforcement and zoning. The mayor, the police chief, the street supervisor and the borough manager are each listed as providing any reports or recommendations they may have.
Under miscellaneous updates, the agenda lists three substantive motions: to satisfy a lien for 121 East High Street, to approve Renaissance Grant applications, and to accept a contractor quote for the boat launch at the American Legion. The agenda does not include details such as the dollar amounts for the quote or grants, or background information on the lien; those details are not specified in the posted agenda and are expected to be provided during the meeting.
The meeting notice concludes with administration and department liaison reports and an adjournment. It also states the council will hold an executive session to discuss personnel and contracts, with no action to be taken during that session.
Because the posted agenda is a notice of items for consideration rather than a record of actions, the agenda does not specify outcomes, vote tallies, or supporting materials. Interested members of the public may attend the Aug. 27 meeting to hear presentations, public comments and any motions as they are made and voted on.
