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Union City Borough posts July 23 agenda including storm-water repairs, park-trail bid and broadband application
Summary
The Union City Borough Council agenda for July 23, 2024, schedules motions to approve storm-water repairs in Municipal Lot #1, award a bid for the Devereaux Park/French Creek Trail project, update the Right-to-Know policy and adopt a resolution to apply for Broadband Ready and appoint Erie Area COG; the posting does not record votes or outcomes.
The Union City Borough Council posted an agenda for its July 23, 2024, meeting at 6:00 p.m. at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street, with a public meeting on broadband scheduled at 5:45 p.m.
The posted agenda lists routine procedural business — approval of the agenda, a motion to approve minutes from the July 9 meeting, the secretary’s report and approval of paid and unpaid bills — followed by a public-comment period labeled “Hearing of the Visitors.” It also calls for review of June 2024 Code Enforcement and Zoning reports and includes scheduled reports from the mayor and police chief.
Under business items, the agenda includes several motions to be taken up by the council. Those motions, as listed in the posting, are: approval of repairs for storm-water infrastructure in Municipal Lot #1; awarding a bid for the Devereaux Park/French Creek Trail project; approval of additional information to be added to the borough’s Right-to-Know policy; and adoption of a resolution authorizing application for the state or regional "Broadband Ready" designation and appointing Erie Area COG as the borough’s municipal broadband champion. The posting does not contain text for the Right-to-Know changes, the broadband resolution, bid amounts, bidder names, cost estimates, or any vote tallies or outcomes.
The agenda also schedules discussion of amended parking and zoning ordinances and lists administration and department liaison reports. It closes with adjournment and an executive session to discuss personnel and contracts, specifically noting that no action will be taken during the executive session.
Because this document is an agenda posting rather than meeting minutes or a transcript of deliberations, it does not record who moved or seconded motions, whether motions passed, or any vote counts. Any decisions, bid awards, vote results, or specific policy language will need to be confirmed from meeting minutes or the meeting’s official record after the July 23 session.
