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Johnstown Common Council votes to advertise public hearing on Prindle Avenue senior housing

Johnstown Common Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At a July 8 special meeting, the Johnstown Common Council voted to advertise a public hearing for a proposed senior housing project on Prindle Avenue. The motion, moved by Council Member Bradley Hayner and seconded by Council Member Scott Jeffers, passed 3–0 with two members absent.

The Johnstown Common Council voted Tuesday to advertise a public hearing for a proposed senior housing project on Prindle Avenue.

Council Member Bradley Hayner moved to advertise the public hearing; Council Member-at-Large Scott Jeffers seconded. The motion passed with three ayes and two members recorded as absent (Council Members Scott Miller and Max Spritzer). No no votes or abstentions were recorded.

The vote authorizes the city to publish notice and set a date for a public hearing so residents can comment on the proposed senior housing development. The meeting agenda specified that public comments made during the session would be monitored from the City of Johnstown Facebook page and that individual speakers are limited to three minutes; no public comments were recorded in the minutes for this special meeting.

The brief special meeting also included roll call and adjournment. The session opened at 1:00 p.m. and was adjourned at 1:02 p.m. The minutes were signed by City Clerk Carrie M. Allen.

No ordinance numbers, hearing dates or additional project details were provided in the minutes; those details will be set when the city publishes the notice for the public hearing.