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Union City Borough Council agenda sets hiring vote, broadband public hearing and zoning, parking reviews
Summary
The Union City Borough Council scheduled a July 9, 2024 meeting at 6 p.m. to consider hiring a full-time police officer, a retroactive appointment of a code enforcement officer, amendments to zoning and parking ordinances, an RT 97 engineering agreement and a resolution and public hearing on broadband.
The Union City Borough Council posted an agenda for a 6:00 p.m. meeting on July 9, 2024, at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street in Union City, listing several items that would affect public safety, land use and infrastructure if acted upon.
On the agenda is a motion to hire a full-time police officer and a separate retroactive motion to appoint a code enforcement officer. The posted agenda includes a presentation of a civil service certified list but does not identify candidate names, salary information or effective dates for any personnel actions. The agenda also reserves time for the mayor, the police chief, the street supervisor and the borough manager to give reports.
Council members are scheduled to discuss proposed amendments to the borough zoning ordinance and to the parking ordinance; the agenda does not include the text of proposed changes or the specific parcels or streets affected. The meeting will also consider an engineering agreement and associated costs for the RT 97 project; the agenda lists the topic but does not specify contractor names or contract amounts.
The agenda includes consideration of a resolution related to broadband and schedules a public hearing on that resolution, indicating the council will hear public comment before any decision. The agenda lists a discussion about additional help for public works but does not provide staffing or funding details.
Procedural items listed on the posted agenda include approval of the agenda, a motion to approve minutes and a general 'Hearing of the Visitors' for public comment. The session is set to adjourn with an executive session to discuss personnel, with the agenda explicitly stating no action will be taken in that executive session.
The posted agenda provides topics for the upcoming meeting but contains limited substantive detail; where the agenda omits specifics—such as contract prices, candidate names, or ordinance language—the council would need to provide those details during the meeting or in supporting documents before formal action could be recorded.
