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Union City Borough agenda lists motions on $500 property purchase, part-time officer hire and infrastructure work
Summary
Union City Borough’s Aug. 13 agenda lists motions to consider purchasing a property for $500, hiring a part-time police officer, storm sewer and catch-basin work at 104 East High Street, a proposed subdivision on West High Street, an easement for a boat launch and approval of 2025 pension MMOs. Details and vote outcomes are not specified in the posted agenda.
Union City Borough posted an agenda for its Aug. 13, 2024 council meeting at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street, listing a slate of motions the council is scheduled to consider.
The agenda includes a motion to approve purchasing a property for $500. The posted text does not identify the property address, the seller, the funding source or the intended use for the parcel.
The council is also slated to consider a possible motion to hire a part-time police officer. The agenda lists the Police Chief as the presenting official but provides no candidate name, compensation details or effective date.
Infrastructure items on the agenda include an update on storm sewer repairs at Municipal Lot No. 3 and a motion to approve installing a catch basin at 104 East High Street and to approve a related sign easement. The Street Supervisor is listed as the presenter; the agenda does not include cost estimates, contractor names, or easement terms.
Land-use business includes a motion to approve a proposed subdivision on West High Street and a separate motion to sign an easement for a boat launch. The agenda does not provide subdivision details such as lot count, developer, or zoning changes, nor does it specify the boat launch location or the easement holder.
Financial business includes a motion to approve the borough’s 2025 minimum municipal obligations for pensions. The agenda text does not include dollar amounts or identify which pension plans are covered.
Procedural items on the posted agenda include approval of the meeting agenda itself, approval of minutes from the July 23, 2024 meeting, and a scheduled public comment period labeled “Hearing of the Visitors.” Two executive sessions are listed: one to discuss personnel (with possible action to follow) and a later session to discuss personnel and contracts, explicitly noting no action will be taken after that session.
The posted agenda names the mayor, the police chief, the Street Supervisor and the Borough Manager as officials who will report or present items but does not attach specific motions or votes to named individuals beyond those presentation roles. The agenda does not record any motions being made, seconded, or voted on; it functions as a notice of items the council intends to address.
If the council takes action on any of the motions at the Aug. 13 meeting, the agenda provides no details about movers, seconds, vote tallies, or implementation timelines. Interested residents should attend the meeting or consult the borough clerk for official minutes and any subsequent action documents.
