Council limits additional spending on joint comprehensive plan to $10,000
Summary
The Midway Borough council moved to cap additional borough spending on the joint comprehensive plan with Robinson Township at no more than $10,000 above the awarded grant; the motion was recorded as approved at the June 2 meeting.
During unfinished business the council addressed the Joint Comprehensive Plan with Robinson Township and the related work on zoning ordinances. The minutes record a motion "to not exceed more than $10,000.00 over the awarded grant for the Joint Comprehensive Plan with Robinson Township and the redoing of our Zoning Ordinances." Tom Moore moved the measure and George Lander seconded; the minutes indicate the motion was approved.
The record does not include further detail in the minutes about the grant amount, the scope of the additional work covered by the $10,000 cap, or any implementation timetable. The motion as written sets a borough cap on additional spending above the awarded grant, but the minutes do not specify how or when staff will report back with exact cost estimates or contract terms.
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