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Council appoints Mark Zigler as code enforcement officer after one councilor objects to residency
Summary
The Personnel Committee recommended Mark Zigler as Code Enforcement Officer; the council approved a retroactive appointment after a motion by Councilor Osborn and second by Councilor Joyce, with Councilor Uber recorded in opposition over residency concerns.
The borough’s Personnel Committee recommended Mark Zigler for Code Enforcement Officer following interviews and training availability. Council heard that Zigler could begin training on July 12 and start work on July 29.
On a retroactive appointment motion moved by Councilor Osborn and seconded by Councilor Joyce, the council approved Zigler’s appointment. Councilor Uber recorded opposition, stating he believed the appointee should reside in the borough; the motion nonetheless carried.
The minutes record the appointment as retroactive, and they note Zigler’s training schedule with the iWorqs software and his earliest active‑work date. The council did not record a roll‑call vote count in the minutes beyond noting an opposition from Councilor Uber.
