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Bridgeville council approves conditional use permit, advertises downtown zoning ordinance and backs CDBG grant application
Summary
At its October meeting the Bridgeville borough council approved a conditional use permit for Moslock Manufacturing, authorized advertisement of Ordinance No. 1034 to create a downtown zoning district, adopted Resolution 2025-15 to pursue $60,225 in CDBG funds for ADA park improvements, and approved multiple routine payments and disbursements; a special budget meeting is set for Nov. 5, 2025.
Bridgeville borough council voted on a slate of routine and land-use items at its October meeting, approving a conditional use permit for Moslock Manufacturing and moving forward with downtown zoning changes while adopting a grant application to fund park accessibility improvements.
The council granted a conditional use permit allowing Moslock Manufacturing to operate a light manufacturing facility at 1124 McLolin Run, with approval explicitly conditioned on addressing borough engineer comments and a planning commission request to demarcate a front sidewalk. Councilmember Jason Sarasic thanked the applicants and welcomed their investment in Bridgeville, saying he was "glad they're choosing to bring their business to Bridgeville." The motion carried on a voice vote.
The body also authorized advertisement and public display of Ordinance No. 1034, which would establish a new downtown zoning district with related definitions, permitted uses, bulk and area regulations, parking and loading rules, and design standards. The council voted to proceed with the ordinance advertisement after brief procedural review; no substantive debate on the ordinance text was recorded in the transcript.
Council members adopted Resolution 2025-15 authorizing submission of a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application requesting $60,225 to fund park ADA site improvements, including ADA-compliant drinking fountains and picnic tables. Staff noted that county program thresholds have risen, prompting a larger project scope than prior applications.
Other motions carried on voice votes without detailed roll-call tallies in the transcript: approval of the Sept. 8, 2025 meeting minutes; approval of the October 2025 bill list; authorization of multiple payrolls; reappointment of Turnley Robertson and Associates to perform the 2025–2027 municipal audits; acceptance of a patrolman’s resignation; and authorization of several disbursements, including emergency sewer repairs to JetJack, Inc. and partial payment to the contractor for the 2025 road program. In each case the clerk called for "All in favor?" and the transcript records "Motion carries," but it does not provide numerical vote tallies.
The council also ratified disbursement of proceeds from the "Day on the Avenue" event to the Bridgeville Public Library and Southbridge EMS and accepted routine September 2025 official reports from the tax collector and treasurer. Finally, the council authorized advertisement of a special budget meeting scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025, at 6 p.m.
What happens next: ordinance 1034 will be publicly displayed and advertised per the motion; the borough will submit the CDBG application and await program selection; and the special budget meeting on Nov. 5 will present the proposed 2026 budget for public review and discussion.
