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Union City Borough posts Sept. 16 agenda with tax-exoneration resolution, housing-plan request and ordinance amendments

Union City Borough Council · September 16, 2024
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Summary

Union City Borough posted an agenda for its Sept. 16 council meeting listing routine approvals and several motions, including a tax-exoneration resolution for 121 East High Street, a resolution requesting Erie County complete a countywide housing plan, proposed parking and zoning ordinance amendments, a CDBG application for Municipal Lot No. 1 and set Halloween hours.

The Borough of Union City posted an agenda for its Sept. 16, 2024 council meeting set for 6:30 p.m. at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street. The posted agenda lists routine procedural business — approval of the agenda, minutes from the Aug. 27 meeting, the secretary’s report and paid and unpaid bills — and sets a public "Hearing of the Visitors."

On the action list, the agenda includes a motion to approve a resolution to exonerate taxes for the property at 121 East High Street. It also lists a proposed resolution requesting that Erie County complete a new countywide comprehensive housing plan; the posted agenda does not include text of that resolution.

The agenda proposes setting Halloween hours from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Oct. 31, 2024, and contains motions to pass amendments to the borough’s parking ordinance and its zoning ordinance; the agenda does not provide the ordinance language or the specific changes under consideration.

The borough also plans to consider submitting an application to the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program for Municipal Lot No. 1; the posted agenda does not include a project description, requested amount or funding breakdown.

The agenda lists department reports from code enforcement and zoning, plus reports from the mayor, the police chief, the street supervisor and the borough manager. It also notes an executive session to discuss real estate, personnel and contracts "with no action to be taken" and marks remaining items as "TO BE TAKEN."