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Council notes parade permit, parking concerns and vacancy application
Summary
Council recorded the submission of a street-permit application for the Firehouse Parade (Division Street), discussed parking/property concerns tied to Tab Burger and a private property, and noted a letter from Gary Williard for a vacant Authority Board seat.
Council members discussed several items under Other Business at the July 6 meeting. The borough submitted a street permit for road closures on Division Street for an upcoming Firehouse Parade. The minutes also note parking/property concerns: vehicles associated with 'Tab Burger' and cars parked on property owned by Teri Frazier were raised, though the minutes do not record enforcement actions or follow-up details.
Council recorded that Gary Williard submitted a letter expressing interest in the vacant seat on the Williamstown Authority Board; no appointment or vote is recorded in the minutes. The solicitor also mentioned a potential joint grant with the Authority to obtain a mini excavator and trailer; the minutes note the discussion but do not record a formal application or vote.
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