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Union City Borough Council to consider tax-exoneration resolution, housing plan and CDBG application at Sept. 16 meeting
Summary
The Union City Borough Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 16 to consider a tax-exoneration resolution for 121 East High Street, participation in an Erie County comprehensive housing plan, parking and zoning ordinance amendments, a CDBG application for Mun Lot #1 and Halloween hours.
The Union City Borough Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 16 at First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street, to consider routine business and several substantive agenda items, according to the posted agenda. The borough clerk posted the agenda listing motions and departmental reports but includes no vote results or detailed supporting materials.
On the agenda is a motion to approve a resolution to exonerate taxes for the property at 121 East High Street. The posted agenda does not provide a mover, the council rationale, or expected vote outcome; the resolution's details will be presented at the meeting.
The council will also consider a motion to approve Erie County completing a new countywide comprehensive housing plan. The posting names the county plan but does not specify the scope, funding, or what, if any, commitments the borough would make by approving the motion.
Other items include proposed amendments to the borough's parking and zoning ordinances and a motion to submit an application to the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program for 'Mun Lot #1.' The agenda lists these as motions without including ordinance language or the CDBG application amount.
Public-safety and community scheduling appear on the agenda: a motion would set Halloween hours from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Oct. 31, 2024, establishing official trick-or-treat times for the borough. The agenda also notes routine reports from the mayor, the police chief, the street supervisor and the borough manager and includes a 'Hearing of the Visitors' public-comment period.
The posted agenda concludes with administration and department liaison reports, adjournment and an executive session to discuss real estate, personnel and contracts "with no action to be taken." Because this is the posted agenda, the document records proposed motions but no votes or outcomes; any approvals, denials or amendments will appear in the meeting minutes after the council convenes.
