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Residents raise concerns about development, a campaign mailing and council experience during public comment
Summary
During public comment at the Oct. 20 Penndel meeting, Tim Weaver objected to recent proposed developments and said TOD and an earned-income tax should have gone to the ballot; Dave Cahill mentioned a Democratic mailing; Mike Smith urged appointing a council member with experience.
Three residents spoke during the public-comment portion of the Oct. 20 Penndel Borough Council meeting. Tim Weaver objected to certain proposed developments in town and said the transit‑oriented development proposal and an earned‑income tax "should've been on the ballot." Dave Cahill raised an issue regarding a Democratic mailing that had been sent out (minutes do not detail the mailing's content). Mike Smith urged the council to appoint a new member with experience.
The minutes record the topics raised but do not show responses from council members or any immediate follow-up actions. Each comment is recorded as a brief entry in the public‑comment section without extended discussion in the minutes.
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