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Council retroactively appoints Mark Zigler as code enforcement officer; one councilor objects
Summary
The council retroactively appointed Mark Zigler as Code Enforcement Officer to begin training July 12; Councilor Uber opposed the appointment citing residency concerns but the motion carried.
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Union City Borough appointed Mark Zigler retroactively as its Code Enforcement Officer at the July 9 meeting so he could begin training and access the iWorqs system.
The Personnel Committee interviewed Zigler and recommended him for the post. Councilor Osborn moved and Councilor Joyce seconded a retroactive appointment; the motion carried, with Councilor Uber recorded as opposing the motion on the grounds that Zigler did not reside in the borough.
Zigler is available to begin training on July 12 and will commence active duties after July 29, according to the minutes. The council instructed that he will receive virtual training on the iWorqs software prior to beginning field duties.
The appointment is effective retroactively to allow training to start immediately; the council did not specify salary or employment contract details in the meeting minutes.
