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Sharon council adopts Resolution 83-24 to host Buhl Community Recreation Center capital project
Summary
At a Nov. 6 special meeting, the Sharon City Council voted 4–0 (one member absent) to adopt Resolution No. 83-24, designating the city as host municipality for the Buhl Community Recreation Center capital project funded through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program.
Sharon City Council on Nov. 6, 2024 unanimously approved Resolution No. 83-24, authorizing the city to serve as the host municipality for the Buhl Community Recreation Center capital project under the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program. The motion passed on a 4–0 vote with Council member Sonja M. Heard recorded as absent.
The motion was introduced by Council Vice President Carl Sizer and seconded by Council member David Koerth. The resolution is listed in the minutes as: "A RESOLUTION of the Council of the City of Sharon, Mercer County, Pennsylvania, authorizing the City of Sharon as the Host Municipality for the Buhl Community Recreation Center Capital Project funded under the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program." The council's roll-call vote shows yes votes from Taylor Galaska, Carl Sizer, Molly Bundrant and David Koerth.
The resolution formally enables the city to act as the municipal sponsor for the capital grant application and related administrative responsibilities; the minutes do not record additional details about project budget, timeline or required local matching funds. City Manager Robert Fiscus and department heads were present for the special meeting but recorded no remarks on the item.
The council took no public comment on the resolution at the meeting. The special session adjourned at 6:05 PM. Follow-up items and any required municipal agreements or grant documentation were not specified in the published minutes.
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