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Council retroactively appoints Mark Zigler as Code Enforcement Officer amid residency objection
Summary
The Personnel Committee recommended Mark Zigler and council voted to retroactively appoint him as Code Enforcement Officer; Councilor Uber opposed, citing that Zigler should reside in the borough. Zigler is available to start training July 12 and begin duties July 29.
The Union City Borough Council on July 9 approved a retroactive appointment of Mark Zigler as the borough’s Code Enforcement Officer following a Personnel Committee recommendation.
The committee said Zigler is available to begin training on July 12 (virtual training on the iWorqs software) and to start actual duties July 29. Councilor Osborn moved and Councilor Joyce seconded the retroactive appointment; the motion carried. Councilor Uber opposed the appointment, stating he believed the code officer should reside in the borough.
Council recorded that Zigler will begin training immediately and start performing official duties later in July. No additional compensation or contract details were provided in the minutes; staffing logistics will be coordinated between the Personnel Committee and Borough Manager Cindy Wells.
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