Loganton Council adopts resolutions, authorizes lien on delinquent water account
Summary
Loganton Borough Council on March 5 approved minutes and financial reports, adopted a resolution on claim interest rates and a proclamation naming April Safe Digging Month, and authorized filing a lien on a delinquent water account; specific lien property and amount were not specified in the minutes.
Loganton Borough Council approved routine business and a series of measures at its March 5 meeting, including a motion to place a lien on property for delinquent water revenue.
Council opened at 7:00 PM and, after roll call, approved the Feb. 5 minutes and the most recent treasury reports. "A motion was made by Keith Erdley to approve the February 5, 2026, meeting minutes," the minutes record. Subsequent motions to approve the treasury reports and to pay invoices likewise carried, with seconders noted but no roll-call tallies recorded.
On new business, James Jordan moved to adopt a resolution regarding the claim interest rate; Kyler Miller seconded and the resolution was accepted. The council also adopted a resolution naming April as Safe Digging Month after a motion by Dianne Fye and a second by Kyler Miller.
The council then authorized staff to file a lien on a property for delinquent water revenue following a motion by James Jordan and second by Kyler Miller. The minutes state the motion "to move forward with placing a lien on the property in question" carried; the minutes do not specify the property address, lien amount, or whether additional administrative steps (advertisement, hearings) will precede filing.
The meeting record lists the motions and indicates they carried, but does not provide individual vote tallies. The council adjourned at 8:17 PM. Minutes were submitted by Samantha Tressler, Secretary/Treasurer.
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