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Council retroactively appoints Mark Zigler as code enforcement officer; one councilor objects over residency
Summary
The Personnel Committee recommended Mark Zigler for Code Enforcement Officer; the council appointed him retroactively and he can begin training July 12 and official duties July 29. Councilor Uber opposed the motion citing a residency concern.
The council approved a retroactive appointment of Mark Zigler as the borough’s Code Enforcement Officer.
The Personnel Committee interviewed Zigler and recommended him for the role. Meeting minutes state he is available to begin training on the iWorqs software on July 12 and to begin official duties on July 29. Councilor Osborn moved and Councilor Joyce seconded a retroactive motion to appoint Zigler; the motion carried with Councilor Uber recorded as opposing because he believed the appointee should reside in the borough.
The minutes record no additional conditions on the appointment. Staff noted that virtual training was available for the software prior to the appointee beginning enforcement duties.
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