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Residents urge action on potholes, code enforcement and property complaints
Summary
Several residents used the public‑comment period to press the borough on potholes, code enforcement and perceived selective enforcement; council said it would follow up on specific items and accept photographs provided by a resident.
During public participation residents raised neighborhood maintenance and code enforcement concerns. Irene Antol reported potholes on Mifflin Street and said the state and borough had been contacted. Georgeann Pistella provided photographs and said she believes other properties with visible code violations are not being treated the same as hers: "She said she took care of everything she was told to do and she is still getting hit and she doesn’t appreciate it," the minutes record.
Council indicated the borough would review the submitted photos and follow up; the meeting minutes show staff will address sidewalk plate issues at the borough building and continue enforcement activity through the Whitaker Sewage Committee, which reported recent court cases and notices.
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