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Duboistown public meetings in 2024

12 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Thu Dec 5, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to vote on 2025 budget

The council will consider approving the 2025 budget, the 2025 meeting schedule, and November expenditures. Reports from police, fire, sewer, and property maintenance will be presented. The solicitor will update on the Armstrong MOU and a quality-of-life ordinance. New business includes a discussion on restricting commercial vehicle parking.

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✓ Decided: Council approves 2025 budgets and employee pay raises

The council unanimously approved the 2025 general, sewer, and stormwater budgets, as well as pay increases for public works, assistant treasurer, and seasonal employees. It also approved moving meetings to the second and fourth Thursdays of the month for 2025, an MOU amendment with Armstrong Township, a sidewalk ordinance amendment, and November expenditures. Two council members announced they will not seek reelection.

Thu Nov 7, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to vote on Riverside Drive subdivision, discuss blight and parking ordinances

The DuBoistown Borough Council will vote on a subdivision at 2625 and 2629 Riverside Drive, accept the October expenditures report, and approve changes to the Quality-of-Life Ticket guidelines. Discussions include a blighted properties ordinance, commercial vehicle parking restrictions, and updates to burning and noise ordinances. Community event planning for Christmas and a follow-up on the daycare emergency plan are also on the agenda.

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Thu Oct 3, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to vote on Sortman Ave subdivision, trick-or-treating, and quality-of-life tickets

The DuBoistown Borough Council will consider approving a subdivision on Sortman Ave following a zoning variance, authorize borough trick-or-treating for October 31, and establish a quality-of-life ticket system effective January 1, 2025. Council will also discuss the preliminary budget, a blighted property ordinance, and potential changes to burning and noise ordinances.

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Thu Sep 5, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to vote on sewer project extension after Hurricane Debbie

The DuBoistown Borough General Council will hold its regular monthly meeting, featuring routine reports from police, fire, sewer, and other departments. Key actions include a motion to extend the Cochran Ave Sewer Lateral Project deadline to September 19 without cost increase due to Hurricane Debbie, and approval of August expenditures.

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Thu Aug 1, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to discuss Cochran Ave sewer project, Barger property zoning, and park survey

The DuBoistown Borough General Council will hold its regular meeting on August 1, 2024, at 6 PM. Agenda items include updates on the Cochran Ave Sewer Lateral Project, a zoning hearing update on the Barger Property, and park survey issues. Council will also consider approval of July expenditures and a motion to approve previous meeting minutes.

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Thu Jul 11, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to discuss Cochran Ave sewer project extension and paving bids

The DuBoistown Borough General Council will review reports from the police and fire departments. The meeting includes motions regarding the Cochran Ave Sewer Lateral Project and paving for Cochran/Edgewood Ave.

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Thu Jun 6, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

DuBoistown Council to discuss street excavation and cannabis-related ordinances

The DuBoistown Borough General Council will review reports from the police, fire, and sewer departments. The agenda includes a motion to approve a new street excavation ordinance and discussions regarding regulations for CBD, THC, and vaping products.

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Thu May 2, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to consider bid for DSA placement on Edgewood Ave

The DuBoistown Borough General Council will review bids for DSA placement on Edgewood Ave and discuss a street cuts and paving ordinance. The meeting includes reports from the police, fire, and sewer departments, as well as an expenditures report for April.

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Thu Apr 4, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to vote on transit funding and park plan

The DuBoistown Borough General Council will consider a resolution to provide $988.87 in local matching funds to the River Valley Transit Authority. The body will also vote on accepting the final version of the Duboistown Park as part of the South Side Recreation Plan.

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Thu Mar 7, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to consider deeds of dedication for the Heights

The DuBoistown Borough General Council will meet to review departmental reports and discuss several administrative agreements. The body will vote on accepting fund monies and approving deeds of dedication for the Heights.

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Thu Feb 1, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

Council to vote on sewer project and sidewalk ordinance review

The Borough Council will consider awarding a sewer project contract and amending a stormwater improvements agreement. Members will also discuss updates to the Duboistown Park master plan and a review of the local sidewalk ordinance.

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Tue Jan 2, 2024

DuBoistown Borough General Council

DuBoistown Borough Council to organize leadership and appoint officers for 2024-2025

The Council will administer oaths of office to four elected councilpersons and elect a President and Vice-President. The body will also vote on appointments for borough officials, including the manager, solicitor, and tax collector.

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