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Commission recommends council consider Delaware County LGBT model resolution
Summary
The Lansdowne Human Relations Commission voted to recommend that Borough Council consider adopting the Delaware County LGBT model resolution; the recommendation passed unanimously among members present at the March 25 meeting.
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Moxi, a commission member, moved on March 25 that the commission recommend Lansdowne Borough Council consider and vote on adopting the Delaware County LGBT model resolution; Sarah, a commission member, seconded the motion. The minutes record that all committee members present voted yes on the recommendation.
The motion asks the borough council to review a model non-discrimination resolution drafted by Delaware County that focuses on protections for LGBT residents. The commission’s action is advisory: the motion was framed as a recommendation that Borough Council consider and vote on adoption rather than an ordinance or binding local enactment. The minutes do not record a resolution number or a council response; next steps identified in the meeting record are the transmittal of the recommendation to Borough Council for their consideration.
Discussion at the meeting did not record objections; instead members moved quickly to a vote. The action is recorded in the meeting actions list as a commission recommendation to council. The commission did not set a council hearing date in the minutes.
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