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Union City Borough posts Sept. 16 agenda listing tax-exoneration, county housing plan, ordinance amendments and CDBG application
Summary
The Union City Borough Council posted an agenda for its Sept. 16, 2024 meeting that lists a proposed tax-exoneration for 121 East High Street, a resolution asking Erie County to complete a countywide comprehensive housing plan, proposed parking and zoning ordinance amendments, a CDBG application for Mun Lot #1 and Halloween hours.
The Union City Borough Council posted its agenda for the Sept. 16, 2024 meeting, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street.
The posted agenda lists routine opening business — approval of the agenda, a motion to approve the Aug. 27, 2024 minutes, the secretary’s report and approval of paid and unpaid bills — followed by a 'Hearing of the Visitors' and department reports from Code Enforcement, Zoning, the Mayor, the Police Chief, the Street Supervisor and the Borough Manager.
On the business docket, the agenda lists a motion to approve a resolution for tax exoneration for 121 East High Street. The agenda does not specify the exoneration amount, the reason for the exoneration, or any supporting documentation; those details were not provided on the posted agenda.
Also listed is a motion to approve a resolution requesting that Erie County complete a new countywide comprehensive housing plan. The posted agenda does not include scope, timeline, or any county response or staff report about the request.
Other items on the agenda include a motion to set Halloween hours from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Oct. 31, 2024; a motion to pass a parking ordinance amendment; a motion to pass a zoning ordinance amendment; and a motion to submit an application to the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program for 'Mun Lot #1.' The posted agenda does not attach ordinance text, project descriptions, funding amounts, or ordinance numbers for those items.
The agenda also schedules administration and department liaison reports, lists adjournment, and notes an executive session to discuss real estate, personnel and contracts "with no action to be taken." The posted agenda itself records no votes, motions carried, or debate — it is a meeting notice and list of items to be considered.
When the council convenes, any motions, supporting documents, staff reports, public comments and formal votes should provide the missing details such as exoneration amounts, ordinance language, CDBG project scope and any county response to the housing-plan request.
