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Pottsville reports car show proceeds, lists sponsors and local donations; Pine Ridge triplex plans noted
Summary
City meeting attendees reported 73–74 cars registered at a recent car show, listed sponsors and donations, and referenced income/expense figures for both the car show and a previous eclipse event; speakers also said the city had approved plans for triplexes on Pine Ridge.
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Speakers at a Pottsville city meeting recapped a recent car show that drew 73–74 cars and several local sponsors and donors, and they reported receipts and expenses for the event and a prior eclipse celebration.
The presenter read a list of sponsors and donors that included Griffin Construction, the Pottsville Masonic Lodge, ConAgra, Fleet Tire and several local vendors and individuals. They said the car show brought in about $3,621 on the day and that sponsorships and prior fundraising produced additional income. The presenter also referenced an earlier eclipse event, reporting income of about $3,431 and expenses of about $3,700 (the speaker said there may be another $200 not yet reconciled).
The speaker said some auction items did not sell at the car show (two large guitars and neon signs were mentioned) and that club members and local contacts would attempt to sell donated items elsewhere. They emphasized that the event raised money and increased awareness of downtown Pottsville.
Separately, the transcript records that the city "approved a plan for triplexes over on Pine Ridge"; the excerpt does not include motion text, a mover/second or a roll‑call vote, so the approval is recorded without a formal tally in the provided segment.
The meeting also included routine procedural discussion about deadlines and next steps; speakers agreed to follow up on scheduling and documentation. The meeting closed after questions about welcome signs and local civic groups.

