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Council retroactively appoints Mark Zigler as code enforcement officer amid residency objection
Summary
The Personnel Committee recommended Mark Zigler as Code Enforcement Officer; the council approved a retroactive appointment to allow training to begin, with Councilor Uber recorded as opposing the motion on residency grounds.
Union City Borough Council voted July 9 to retroactively appoint Mark Zigler as the borough’s Code Enforcement Officer so he could begin training July 12 and start substantive work July 29.
The Personnel Committee interviewed Zigler and recommended him for the role. Councilor Osborn moved a retroactive appointment and Councilor Joyce seconded; Councilor Uber opposed the motion, saying he felt the appointee should reside in the borough. The motion carried.
Council minutes record that Zigler would be able to receive some virtual training on the iWorqs software and that his official duties would begin later in July. The appointment was recorded as retroactive to allow training to start on July 12.
The council did not record a formal vote tally in the minutes; the motion was recorded as carried with one recorded opposition.
