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Planning commission to review vendor fees; beautification, farmers market and bench donations discussed

Red Lion Borough Council (Work Session) · December 2, 2024
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Summary

Planning & Zoning will review transient vendor fees on Dec. 20 and staff will meet to develop a proposed Farmer’s Market. Council discussed plantings for a 2025 Beautification Initiative and potential donated recycled-plastic benches for the Red Lion Mile, with cautions about vandalism and security.

Evan Hiester said a Planning & Zoning committee will review transient vendor fee schedules from other municipalities and bring recommendations to the Planning Commission on Dec. 20, 2024. Council discussed creating an application for farmers-market vendors and scheduling a staff meeting to advance a proposed Farmer’s Market.

Hiester reported Jenn Dettinger is compiling cost estimates and researching grants for a 2025 Beautification Initiative—plantings at the Leo Center, Boundary Avenue/entry to Fairmount Park and the Veterans Memorial were identified as candidate locations. Evan proposed donated recycled-plastic benches be placed along the Red Lion Mile; Tony Musso cautioned donors they should be anchored and removed if benches attract vagrancy or vandalism.

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