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Stone Harbor council adopts salary ordinance and municipal code amendments; parking rules tabled
Summary
At its June 17 meeting the Stone Harbor Borough Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 1687 (salary ordinance amendment) and Ordinance 1688 (amendments to multiple municipal code chapters) after brief public hearings with no public comment; Council also voted to table Ordinance 1686, a revision to municipal parking regulations.
On June 17, 2025, the Stone Harbor Borough Council unanimously approved two ordinances after second reading and public hearings that drew no public comment.
Borough Clerk Jeanne M. Parkinson read Ordinance 1687, described in the meeting record as “an ordinance amending the salary ordinance for the Borough of Stone Harbor.” Mayor Timothy J. Carney opened the public hearing; "nobody wishing to be heard," and Councilmember Jennifer Gensemer moved for adoption. Councilmember Victor Foschini seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.
The council then considered Ordinance 1688, read by the clerk as amendments to multiple municipal code sections (Chapter 10, sections 10-37, 10-41, 10-46.1, 10-46.2; Chapter 156, section 156.5; and Chapter 18, sections 18-1, 18-2). Mayor Carney again opened the hearing and, after no public comment, Gensemer moved adoption; Foschini seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
On first reading, the council addressed Ordinance 1686, which would amend Chapter 386 (parking lots, municipal) to revise parking regulations. Councilmember Gensemer moved to table the ordinance; Councilmember Bunny Parzych seconded and the motion to table was carried unanimously. The meeting record does not include substantive debate or the ordinance text in the minutes; details of the proposed parking regulation changes are not specified in the transcript.
The council conducted these votes as part of its regular agenda; no formal amendments or public testimony on the adopted ordinances were recorded. The ordinances were recorded in the official minutes as adopted (1687 and 1688) and the parking ordinance (1686) was tabled for later consideration.
