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Union City agenda includes CDBG application and proposed parking, zoning changes; details not provided

Union City Borough Council · September 16, 2024
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Summary

The posted Sept. 16 agenda lists a motion to apply for a Community Development Block Grant for Municipal Lot No. 1 and motions to amend parking and zoning ordinances; the agenda does not include project descriptions, ordinance language, funding amounts, or vote details.

The Union City Borough’s posted agenda for its Sept. 16 council meeting includes a motion to approve submitting an application to the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program for Municipal Lot No. 1 and separate motions to pass amendments to the borough’s parking and zoning ordinances.

The posted agenda identifies the motions but does not include the text of the proposed ordinances, the scope of the CDBG project, the amount of funding sought, or any fiscal analysis. Because the agenda provides only the motion titles, council consideration at the Sept. 16 meeting will determine the substance of each proposal and any required votes.

CDBG refers to the federal Community Development Block Grant program, which typically funds local infrastructure, housing and economic-development projects; the posted agenda does not indicate the proposed use of funds for Municipal Lot No. 1. The parking and zoning items are listed as motions to "pass" amendments, but the posted agenda does not supply amendment language, the sections of code affected, or the reasons for the changes.

All three motions are scheduled on the posted agenda; mover/second and vote results are not included in the posting. Further details and any formal votes will be recorded at the Sept. 16 meeting.