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Union City posts June 25 council agenda with Willow Street Bridge grant, tax-exoneration resolutions and paving plans
Summary
Union City Borough’s June 25, 2024 council agenda lists motions to pursue a multimodal grant for the Willow Street Bridge, consider tax-exoneration resolutions for 11 Maple and 48 Atlantic, allocate liquid fuels funds to 2024 paving and seal-coat projects, approve use of millings, and discuss parking and zoning ordinance changes.
Union City Borough posted its agenda for the council meeting scheduled for June 25, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street. The posted agenda lists a series of procedural motions, department reports, and several resolutions and grant applications slated for council consideration.
The agenda directs the council to move on routine business — approving the agenda, minutes from the May 28, 2024 meeting, the secretary’s report and paid and unpaid bills — before taking up public comment and routine department reports, including Code Enforcement and Zoning (May 2024 reports), the Mayor, the Police Chief, Streets and the Borough Manager. The posted text does not identify presenters, movers or seconders, nor does it record any votes or outcomes.
Substantive items listed for council action include a 'MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTIONS FOR TAX EXONERATION ON 11 MAPLE & 48 ATLANTIC' and a 'MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION FOR THE MULTI-MODAL TRANSPORTATION GRANT FOR THE WILLOW STREET BRIDGE.' The agenda also includes motions to apply Liquid Fuels funds to the 2024 paving project and to pass a resolution for payment of county aid to the 2024 seal coat project. No dollar amounts, grant program identifiers or match requirements are provided in the posted agenda.
Additional items the council is asked to consider are a 'MOTION TO APPROVE USE OF MILLINGS,' approval of Renaissance grant applications, a transfer of capital equipment funds to a PLGIT prime account, and a motion to list old playground equipment on MuniciBid. The agenda does not include descriptions of the specific equipment, the intended use of millings, or details of the Renaissance grant proposals.
The agenda also schedules discussion of an amended parking ordinance and a zoning ordinance amendment. The posted agenda does not include text of the proposed ordinances, the sections to be changed, or the neighborhoods that would be affected. The packet or in-meeting presentations may supply those details; they are not present in the posted agenda.
The posted agenda closes with administration and department liaison reports, adjournment and an executive session 'TO DISCUSS PERSONNEL & CONTRACTS WITH NO ACTION TO BE TAKEN.' The agenda text makes clear that the listed items are scheduled for consideration; it does not record debate, motions’ sponsors, or vote results. Residents and reporters planning to attend should expect the council to consider the listed resolutions and grant applications during the June 25 meeting; any approvals or denials will be reflected in the official minutes or a subsequent meeting record.
