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Assembly creates framework for Thomas Bay service area in first reading
Summary
Ordinance 2026-17 was introduced to establish the Thomas Bay service area, authorizing future provision of fire, EMS, police, roads and parks while leaving service levels and funding decisions to later budget actions.
On July 20 the assembly held first reading of Ordinance 2026-17 to establish the Thomas Bay service area and authorize the borough to provide future services—such as fire, EMS, police, road construction and parks—within defined boundaries comprised of borough- and some state-owned parcels.
Director Cabrera explained the ordinance sets the legal framework and does not mandate service levels; any services would be set later through appropriations and the annual budget. Staff said creating the service area in advance avoids ad hoc decisions should private parties request services or development occurs in the area. Members asked whether zoning, CCRs or sale terms would be attached; staff said CCRs are typically handled by homeowners associations and that zoning outside Service Area 1 will be addressed as part of broader planning work.
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