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Union City Borough agenda for Aug. 27 lists EACOG audit, lien motion and boat-launch quote
Summary
The posted agenda for the Union City Borough Council meeting on Aug. 27, 2024 (6:00 P.M., First Global Methodist Church) lists routine business and reports, a resolution to accept an EACOG audit report, a proposed lien satisfaction for 121 East High Street, Renaissance grant applications and a quote acceptance for a boat launch at the American Legion; an executive session on personnel and contracts is scheduled with no action to be taken.
The Union City Borough Council posted its agenda for the Aug. 27, 2024 meeting at 6:00 P.M. at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street.
The agenda lists routine opening business including a motion to approve the meeting agenda, a resolution to accept the audit report for the Erie Area Council of Governments (EACOG), approval of minutes from the Aug. 13, 2024 meeting, the secretary’s report, and motions to approve paid and unpaid bills.
The agenda includes a scheduled public comment period under “Hearing of the Visitors,” followed by department report items: review of the July 2024 Code Enforcement report and the July 2024 Zoning report, and time for the Mayor, the Police Chief, the Street Supervisor and the Borough Manager to make reports or recommendations.
Under miscellaneous updates the agenda specifies three distinct motions: a motion to satisfy a lien for the property at 121 East High Street; a motion to approve Renaissance grant applications; and a motion to accept a quote for improvements to the boat launch at the American Legion. The agenda does not include details of the amounts, contractors, or grant recipients.
The posted agenda closes with administration and department liaison reports, adjournment, and an executive session to discuss personnel and contracts with no action to be taken. The agenda does not record any votes or debate; it sets the items that the council intends to address at the meeting.
Residents and interested parties who wish to attend the meeting should note the date, time and location listed on the posted agenda. Further specifics on motions (amounts, vendors, or identification of lien parties) are not provided in the posted agenda and would need to be confirmed during the meeting or in subsequent minutes.
