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Union City council designates $39,060 in ARPA funds for stormwater repairs
Summary
Council approved using $39,060.20 in ARPA funds to cover stormwater repairs at Municipal Lot #1 and to close a catch basin in Hogan’s Alley, noting ARPA balances and prior allocations for the Willow Street Bridge.
Union City Borough Council approved on Oct. 7 a motion to spend $39,060.20 in ARPA funds for stormwater repairs in Municipal Lot #1 and to seal a catch basin in Hogan’s Alley. Councilor Joyce moved the measure, seconded by Councilor Steadman; the meeting minutes record the motion as carried.
Borough Manager Cindy Wells told council the borough’s ARPA total is $194,413, of which $160,000 was designated for the Willow Street Bridge (and $25,000 of that amount had already been spent), leaving a current ARPA balance of $59,413. Wells presented the $39,060.20 tab for Municipal Lot stormwater work and asked the council to allocate ARPA funds to cover the cost. “MOTION TO APPROVE SPENDING $39,060.20 OF ARPA FUNDS FOR STORMWATER REPAIRS IN MUNICIPAL LOT #1 AND HOGAN’S ALLEY,” the minutes record as the motion text.
The vote is recorded in the minutes as carried. The council’s approval shifts a portion of ARPA resources to address immediate stormwater infrastructure needs in a municipal lot and an alley catch basin; the Willow Street Bridge remains a previously designated ARPA priority. The council did not record a roll-call tally in the minutes for this motion.
