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Council OKs $39,060.20 in ARPA funds for Municipal Lot #1 stormwater repairs
Summary
Union City Council approved using $39,060.20 in ARPA funds to pay for stormwater repairs in Municipal Lot #1 and to close a catch basin in Hogan’s Alley, leaving the borough with roughly $59,413 remaining from a $160,000 allocation to the Willow Street Bridge project.
Union City Borough Council voted Oct. 7 to allocate $39,060.20 of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for stormwater repairs in Municipal Lot #1 and to close a catch basin in Hogan’s Alley. The motion, moved by Councilor Joyce and seconded by Councilor Steadman, was recorded as carrying unanimously.
Borough Manager Cindy Wells reported the borough’s ARPA total is $194,413, with $160,000 previously designated to the Willow Street Bridge; $25,000 of that had already been spent, leaving about $59,413 available in that allocation. "ARPA fund total is $194,413," the minutes record; Wells asked council to designate funds to cover the stormwater costs and repairs that totaled $39,060.20. The council approved the request in a single recorded vote.
The council did not identify a separate funding source; minutes indicate the stormwater work and the Hogan’s Alley catch-basin closure will be covered by the ARPA designation. Council did not specify a contractor or timeline in the minutes. The vote was entered as carried unanimously by the councilors present.
