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Council approves routine financial actions, updates fee schedule planning and sets Halloween schedule
Summary
Council approved a $20,200 sale of a street sweeper, accepted a $10,401.80 escrow release recommendation, noted a $17,000 workers' compensation check, agreed to review annual fee schedule updates, and confirmed Trick‑or‑Treat for Oct. 31 from 6–9 p.m.
The Oct. 9 council meeting included several administrative votes and community notices. Council approved the high Municibid bid of $20,200 for the borough's old street sweeper and approved ARRO's recommended escrow release of $10,401.80 for Sunrise Apartments.
Manager Michael Hart reported the borough received another installment of approximately $17,000 from its Workers' Compensation program as a safety-plan dividend. Hart also said staff will update the fee schedule (trash, playground, Zoning Hearing Board appeal and mass-gathering permit fees) and that he will meet with the Administration Committee to finalize proposed changes.
On community events, Mayor Gary Cirulli confirmed Halloween Trick‑or‑Treat night for Friday, Oct. 31, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Council adjourned at 8:28 p.m.
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