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EastonPA averageUS Census ACS
Population
29,079
Per-capita income
$30,495
Median home value
$169,200
Bachelor's or higher
28%
Typical home value $386,797 +3% yr/yr · +33.8% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2003–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
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Total revenue$60.3M (FY2023)
Total spending$60.4M (FY2023)
Taxes$21.6M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$16.5M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$2,151 (FY2023)

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Wed Sep 2, 2026

Planning Commission

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CITY OF EASTON | Department of Planning & Codes planning@easton-pa.gov | 610-250-6609 123 South 3rd Street, 2nd Floor, Easton, PA 18042 | www.easton-pa.gov CITY OF EASTON PENNSYLVANIA Department of Planning & Codes Easton Planning Commission Agenda Wednesday, September 2, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. City Council Chambers (3rd Floor) | 123 South 3rd Street, Easton, PA 18042 The full meeting packet can be accessed at www.easton-pa.com/EPC-Mtg-Packets 1. Roll Call 2. Approval of Agenda 3. Approval of Minutes for August 5, 2026 4. Privilege of the Floor An opportunity for members of the public to address the Commission regarding matters not listed on the agenda. Speakers are allotted up to three minutes to provide comments. 5. 813 Ferry Street – Determination of Blight 6. 1023 Lehigh Street – Determination of Blight 7. Stewart Street Residential (Pastor Fred Davis Street) – Subdivision and Land Development Preapplication/Final Plan 8. Proposed Zoning and Subdivision and Land Development (SALDO) Amendments 9. Adjournment Note: Process for Agenda Item Review and Discussion 1. City Staff Presentation 2. Applicant Presentation 3. Planning Commission Discussion 4. Public Comment: Speakers are allotted up to three minutes. 5. Planning Commission Discussion 6. Motion

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Wed Aug 26, 2026

Vacant Property Review Committee

Vacant Property Review Committee to consider blight determinations for six properties

The Easton Vacant Property Review Committee will review six properties for potential blight determination and make recommendations to the Planning Commission. The meeting includes roll call, approval of minutes, and public comment.

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AGENDA VACANT PROPERTY REVIEW COMMITTEE August 26th, 2026 at 4:00pm City Hall – 123 S. Third Street 3rd Floor Conference Room 1. Roll call 2. Approval of the agenda 3. Approval of the minutes from the March 25th, 2026, meeting 4. Privilege of the floor 5. Review of the following properties for a recommendation to the Easton Planning Commission for Blight Determination a. 1352 Butler Street b. 1354 Butler Street c. 1445 Lehigh Street d. 745 Washington Street e. 522 Packer Street f. 50 S 12th Street 6. Old business 7. Adjourn
Wed Aug 26, 2026

City Council

Council to vote on parking garage deal, police promotions, and multiple ordinances

Easton City Council will hold a stated session with several action items, including approving a developer agreement with Northampton County for a proposed parking garage at 669 Washington St, authorizing a tax and revenue anticipation note, and introducing a new ordinance on parking ticket appeals. The agenda also includes consent items for certificates of appropriateness at multiple properties, police officer promotions and appointments, and committee reports.

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 123 South Third Street Easton, Pa. 18042 Stated Session Wednesday August 26, 2026 6:00 p.m. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. ROLL CALL 5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 6. ACTION ON MINUTES – Approving minutes of August 12, 2026 meeting. 7. PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL: Swearing in of police officers 1-Scott Ednie promoted to Sergeant 2- Brandon Homoki and Biagio Colandrea appointed as new officers 8. PUBLIC COMMENT – Agenda Items Only 9. CONSENT AGENDA (a) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 345-49 Ferry St (b) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 109 N. 2nd St (c) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 125 Spring Garden St (d) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 140 Northampton St (e) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for121-27 Northampton St (f) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 501-03 Northampton St (g) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 30 S. 5th St (h) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 435 Northampton St 10. REPORTS RECEIVED BY COUNCIL Handicap Application Update 11. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES (a) Finance (Kenneth Brown) (b) Economic Development (Frank Pintabone) (c) Planning and Code (Crystal Rose) (d) Public Safety (Frank Graziano) (e) Public Works (Julie Zando-Dennis) (f) Administration (Susan Hartranft-Bittinger) (g) Report of City Solicitor (Attorney Mike Vargo) (h) Report o …
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Tue Aug 25, 2026

City Council

Council to vote on parking garage deal, roof contract, and 8 historic approvals

Easton City Council will discuss and vote on several resolutions, including a developer agreement with Northampton County for a proposed parking garage at 669 Washington St, a contract with Beaver Home Improvements to replace the roof at College Hill Fire Station, and an agreement with Wolverine Constructors for trail and pedestrian improvements. The council will also consider applications for state grants, a tax anticipation note, and a new ordinance amending the parking ticket appeal process. Additionally, eight certificates of appropriateness for historic properties are on the consent agenda.

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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING Easton, Pa. Tuesday August 25, 2026 6:00p.m. ROLL CALL Present: Ken Brown, Julie Zando-Dennis, Frank Pintabone, Crystal Rose, Frank Graziano, Susan Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL COMMITTEE DISCUSSIONS Handicap application Update CONSENT AGENDA (a) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 345-49 Ferry St (b) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 109 N. 2nd St (c) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 125 Spring Garden St (d) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 140 Northampton St (e) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for121-27 Northampton St (f) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 501-03 Northampton St (g) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 30 S. 5th St (h) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 435 Northampton St UNFINISHED BUSINESS (a) Bill. No. 22 – Ordinance Amending 560-68 (Courthouse parking) (b) Bill No. 24 – Ordinance Amending 435-15 Stop work orders (c) Bill. No. 25 – Ordinance Amending Sections of Chapter 515 Refilling Excav. (d) Bill No. 26 - Ordinance Amending Sections of Chapter 560 Parking in Prohibited Areas NEW BUSINESS (a) Resolution Approving an Agreement with All City Management Services Inc. (b) Resolution Authorizing Easton DCED to apply for Main Street Matters Grant (c) Resolution Authorizing Easton DCED to apply for a Municipal Assistance …
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Wed Aug 19, 2026

Redevelopment Authority

RDA reviews July bills and discusses disposition and contract commitments

The Redevelopment Authority of Easton will hold a board meeting on August 19, 2026, to approve June minutes and July bills. The agenda includes a projects and programs report, a disposition discussion, and a review of funds commitment contracts. The meeting concludes with an executive session.

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Redevelopment Authority of Easton Meeting Agenda Wednesday, August 19th 2026 @ 5:30 p.m. 3rd Floor Conference Room/Teams 123 South Third Street Easton, PA 18042 Type of Meeting: RDA BOD Meeting Invitees: Ms. Lauritzen; Mr. Pesaresi; Ms. Lozada; Ms. Vulcano; Mr. Houston; Legal Counsel Will Oetinger I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. APPROVAL of MINUTES: June 2026 IV. APPROVAL of BILLS: July 2026 V. PUBLIC COMMENT VI. MONTHLY MEETING A. Open Issues 1. Projects Report 2. Programs Report B. New Business C. Old Business 1. Disposition Discussion 2. Funds commitment contract review D. Staff Report E. Other Business VII. ADJOURNMENT VIII. EXECUTIVE SESSION
Wed Aug 19, 2026

Redevelopment Authority

Redevelopment Authority elects new officers at annual meeting

The Redevelopment Authority of Easton will hold its annual meeting on August 19, 2026. The agenda consists solely of procedural items, specifically the election of the Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary/Treasurer. No other business, contracts, or ordinances are listed.

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Redevelopment Authority of Easton Annual Meeting Agenda Wednesday, August 19th 2026 @ 5:30 p.m. 3rd Floor Conference Room/Teams 123 South Third Street Easton, PA 18042 Invitees: Ms. Lauritzen; Mr. Pesaresi; Ms. Lozada; Ms. Vulcano; Mr. Houston; Legal Counsel/Solicitor Will Oetinger I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. ANNUAL MEETING August 19th, 2026 A. NEW BUSINESS 1. Election of Officers Chair Vice-Chair Secretary/Treasurer IV. ADJOURNMENT
Wed Aug 19, 2026

Environmental Advisory Council

Council reviews salt reduction, plastic surveys, and warehouse solar bill

The Environmental Advisory Council will hold a public meeting to review reports on climate action, sustainability, and transportation. The agenda includes a presentation on salt reduction alternatives and discussions on plastic and litter pollution surveys. The body will also discuss a state bill regarding solar requirements for warehouses.

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Easton EAC Meeting Agenda 6 PM – 07/15/2026 City Hall, 123 S. Third St., Easton – Council Chambers Topic: Environmental Advisory Council Public Meeting Time: August 19, 2026 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81963552677 Meeting ID: 819 6355 2677 One tap mobile +13052241968,,81963552677# US +13092053325,,81963552677# US Join instructions https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/81963552677/invitations?signature=IdKtT2U5uta5Mayg9Y2jUVjAR8I OqgIcfnZSi7cYQrE 1.​ Call to Order and Approval of Agenda 2.​ July minutes approval 3.​ Public Comments 4.​ Presentation: Salt Reduction and Alternatives 5.​ Reports a.​ Climate Action Plan b.​ Sustainability & Conservation c.​ Greenspaces d.​ Transportation e.​ Waste & Recycling f.​ Outreach g.​ Membership 6.​ Plastic Reduction Survey 7.​ Litter Pollution Index Survey 8.​ State bill on solar requirements for warehouses 9.​ Adjournment
Mon Aug 17, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Zoning board to hear 6 appeals on residential conversions and variances Monday

The Easton Zoning Hearing Board will hear six public appeals on August 17, 2026, including requests to convert commercial properties to multifamily dwellings, construct mixed-use buildings, and install fences or parking pads. Each appeal seeks variances from existing zoning requirements such as lot size, setbacks, and impervious coverage.

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AGENDA ZONING HEARING BOARD August 17, 2026, at 6:00pm Location: City Hall – 3rd. Floor Council Chambers Attendees: Mr. Civitella, Mr. Loebsack, Mrs. Panto, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Vulcano Hall Solicitor: Mr. Nitchkey Stenographer: Ms. Evans The Easton Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public meeting, commencing at 6:00 pm on Monday, August 17, 2026, at City Hall, 123 S 3rd Street, 3rd fl., Easton, Pennsylvania, to hear the appeal of: Atin Verma, who requests special exception to convert the property from commercial to a residential A7 Multifamily dwelling, under Section 595-14(C)(1) of the Easton Zoning Ordinance, a variance under Section 595-14(D) for existing lot area of 4,875 sq. ft., 595-14(D) existing 5ft build to line, 595-14(D) Existing 0 rear yard setback, 595-14(D) Existing impervious coverage of 67%, 595-14(F)(3) No street trees, 595-32(A)(2)(a) 1,219 sq. ft per dwelling unit at 329 Folk St. located in Zoning District South Side-Block Class C. Brandon Walker, who requests special exception to construct an A-l2 Mixed Residential/Business building, under Section 595-17(C)(5) of the Easton Zoning Ordinance, a variance under Section 595- 17(D)(1) for Building height of 62 feet, 595-17(F)(3) Shrubs along the street side of building, 595- 17(F)(6) Driveways to be 24' wide at 1100 Bushkill Dr. located in Zoning District River Corridor-Block Class B. Brandon Walker, who requests variance to construct a Mixed-Use building under Sections 595-22(D) …
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Wed Aug 12, 2026

City Council

Council to vote on developer agreements, affordable housing ordinance

Easton City Council will consider several resolutions and ordinances, including developer agreements for properties on E. Berwick St. and Centre St., a renewal for OpenGov, and a cooperation agreement for hotel tax-funded improvements. They will also discuss an ordinance amending Chapter 176 on affordable housing and introduce new bills on traffic, stop work orders, and parking.

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 123 South Third Street Easton, Pa. 18042 Stated Session Wednesday August 12, 2026 6:00 p.m. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION: Rev. Roger Ruggles, former Council member 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. ROLL CALL 5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 6. ACTION ON MINUTES – Approving minutes of July 22, 2026 meeting. 7. PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL: 8. PUBLIC COMMENT – Agenda Items Only 9. CONSENT AGENDA 10. REPORTS RECEIVED BY COUNCIL 11. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES (a) Finance (Kenneth Brown) (b) Economic Development (Frank Pintabone) (c) Planning and Code (Crystal Rose) (d) Public Safety (Frank Graziano) (e) Public Works (Julie Zando-Dennis) (f) Administration (Susan Hartranft-Bittinger) (g) Report of City Solicitor (Mike Vargo) (h) Report of Mayor (Salvatore J. Panto Jr.) (I) Report of City Administrator (Luis Campos) 12. CORRESPONDENCE 13. UNFINISHED BUSINESS (a) Bill No. 23 – An Ordinance Amending Chapter 176 Affordable Housing 14. NEW BUSINESS (a) Resolution Reappointing to the Authorities, Boards and Commissions (b) Resolution Approving renewal of OpenGov for Code Dept. (c) Resolution Authorizing Execution of Developer’s Agrmt with ABDA Properties For Development of property at 364 E. Berwick St. (d) Resolution Approving Developers Agreement , Storm Water runoff Control Facilities Operations and Maintenance Agrmt for 367 E Berwick St. (d) Resolution Approving Develop Agreement and Storm Water Runoff facility Operations and Maintenance Agrmt with ABDA for property at 112 …
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Minutes of the Council of the City of Easton, Pa. August 12, 2026 Easton, Pa. Wednesday August 12, 2026 6:00p.m. City Council met in the stated session at the above date and time, in Council Chambers, located on the Third Floor of City Hall, 123 S. Third Street, to consider any business that may lawfully be brought before the body. The invocation was given by Mayor Panto, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: (0) Also Participating in the meeting were Karen Roscioli, City Clerk; Luis Campos, City Administrator; Joel Scheer, City Solicitor; David Hopkins, Director of Public Works; Mark Lysynecky, Director of Finance. At the beginning of the meeting there were 8+ in attendance APPROVAL OF AGENDA A motion to approve the agenda was made by Frank Pintabone and seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote: Yeas: Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Nays: (0) Mr. Brown recused himself from Bill No. 22 ACTION ON THE MINUTES A motion was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Frank Pintabone to approve the July 22, 2026 meeting minutes. The minutes were approved by the following vote. Yeas: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, …
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Tue Aug 11, 2026

City Council

Council to review developer agreements, parking study, and budget

Easton City Council will discuss several resolutions, including developer agreements for properties on E. Berwick St. and Centre St., a parking system evaluation contract, and a hotel tax grant administration agreement. They will also introduce ordinances amending traffic, stop work orders, excavation, and parking rules, and review the year-to-date budget.

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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING Easton, Pa. Tuesday August 11, 2926 6:00p.m. ROLL CALL Present: Ken Brown, Julie Zando-Dennis, Frank Pintabone, Crystal Rose, Frank Graziano, Susan Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL COMMITTEE DISCUSSIONS Resolution Reappointing to the Authorities, Boards and Commissions (b) Resolution Approving renewal of OpenGov for Code Dept. (c) Resolution Authorizing Execution of Developer’s Agrmt with ABDA Properties For Development of property at 364 E. Berwick St. (d) Resolution Approving Developers Agreement , Storm Water runoff Control Facilities Operations and Maintenance Agrmt for 367 E Berwick St. (d) Resolution Approving Develop Agreement and Storm Water Runoff facility Operations and Maintenance Agrmt with ABDA for property at 1123 Centre St. (e) Resolution Authorizing the Execution of a Cooperation Agreement with Karl Stirner Arts Trail Inc for Administration of Hotel Tax Grant-Funded Improvements (f) Resolution Authorizing Agreement with THA Consulting for Professional Services To complete Parking System Evaluation (Phase I) INTRODUCTION OF NEW BILLS. (a) Bill. No. 22 – Ordinance Amending 560 Vehicles and Traffic (b) Bill No. 24 – Ordinance Amending 435-15 Stop work orders (c) Bill. No. 25 – Ordinance Amending Sections of Chapter 515 Refilling Excavation. (d) Bill No. 26 - Ordinance Amending Sections of Chapter 560 Parking in Prohibited Areas Year to Date Budget Review
Mon Aug 10, 2026

Historic District Commission

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HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION CITY OF EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA Monday, August 10, 2026 at 5:00 P.M. City Hall Council Chambers A G E N D A ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting July 13, 2026 HDC PROCESS HEARING OF NEW APPLICATIONS 1. 345-49 Ferry St. – Proposal to install vinyl window signage. OWNER/APPLICANT: Hampton Hotel Inc/Makayla Pfeifer 2. 109 N 2nd St - Proposal to replace windows and doors. OWNER/APPLICANT: Michael Paul & Christina McGadden/Rob Wozniak 3. 125 Spring Garden St – Proposal to install new door hood. OWNER/APPLICANT: Kathryn Stanch/Rob Wozniak 4. 140 Northampton St – Proposal for masonry restoration and wood repair. OWNER/APPLICANT: Eastonian Condominium Assoc Inc/Rob Wozniak 5. 435 Northampton St – Proposal for rear repointing, replacing rotten sills & replacing 4 windows. OWNER/APPLICANT: Gary Ringhoff & Michael Holford/Rob Wozniak 6. 121-27 Northampton St – Proposal to install a neon sign. OWNER/APPLICANT: Broad Red LLC/Brian Dowling 7. 501-03 Northampton St – Proposal for façade and roof renovations. OWNER/APPLICANT: City of Easton/David Hopkins 8. 30 S 5th St – Proposal to repair/replace/paint siding, window trim & doors; replace window, masonry work. OWNER/APPLICANT: Skdeg Holding Co/Allen Onofre OLD BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS/COMMENTS/VIOLATIONS The Confluence –Changes to building not approved ADJOURNMENT
Wed Aug 5, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to review zoning amendments and special exceptions

The Easton Planning Commission will discuss proposed zoning amendments. The body will also consider special exception requests for two specific properties.

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CITY OF EASTON | Department of Planning & Codes planning@easton-pa.gov | 610-250-6609 123 South 3rd Street, 2nd Floor, Easton, PA 18042 | www.easton-pa.gov CITY OF EASTON PENNSYL VANIA Department of Planning & Codes Easton Planning Commission Agenda Wednesday, August 5, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. City Council Chambers (3rd Floor) | 123 South 3rd Street, Easton, PA 18042 The full meeting packet can be accessed at https://www.easton-pa.com/640/4664/Planning-Commission-Meeting-Packets 1. Roll Call 2. Approval of Agenda 3. Approval of Minutes for July 1, 2026 4. Privilege of the Floor An opportunity for members of the public to address the Commission regarding matters not listed on the agenda. Speakers are allotted up to three minutes to provide comments. 5. 329 Folk Street – Special Exception for A7 Multifamily Use 6. 260 West Milton Street – Special Exception for 6-Foot-High Fence in Side Yard 7. Proposed Zoning Amendments 8. Adjournment Note: Process for Agenda Item Review and Discussion 1. City Staff Presentation 2. Applicant Presentation 3. Planning Commission Discussion 4. Public Comment: Speakers are allotted up to three minutes. 5. Planning Commission Discussion 6. Motion
Wed Jul 22, 2026

City Council

City Council to approve 13 historic preservation certificates

The City Council will consider approving 13 Certificates of Appropriateness for historic properties across the city and discuss ordinances regarding exterior maintenance and definitions. The body will also authorize grants and software financing.

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✓ Decided: Council approves 3 ordinances, 6 resolutions, and 11 certificates of appropriateness

Easton City Council approved three ordinances amending property maintenance codes, six resolutions authorizing grant applications, software financing, a lease renewal, and board appointments, and 11 certificates of appropriateness for historic properties. The council also tabled a resolution on board appointments until attendance records for the Zoning Board are reviewed, and heard public comments on property code enforcement and trail conditions.

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 123 South Third Street Easton, Pa. 18042 Stated Session Wednesday July 22, 2026 6:00 p.m. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. ROLL CALL 5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 6. ACTION ON MINUTES – Approving minutes of July 8, 2026 meeting. 7. PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL: 1- Brandon Sullivan and Nell Panella- Using Community & Bikes to Become Citizen Scientists 8. PUBLIC COMMENT – Agenda Items Only 9. CONSENT AGENDA (a) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 330 Ferry St. (b) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 500-02 Northampton St (c) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for Bushkill & N 3 rd St (d) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 140 Bushkill St. (e) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 123 N. 4th St (f) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 346 Bushkill St. (g) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 62 N. 3rd St. (h) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 52-55 Centre Sq (i) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 36 S. 5th St (j) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 119 Northampton St (k) Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 36 N. 3rd St. 10. REPORTS RECEIVED BY COUNCIL 1- EFD June 2026 Incident Report 11. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES (a) Finance (Kenneth Brown) (b) Economic Development (Frank Pint …
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Minutes of the Council of the City of Easton, Pa. July 22, 2026 Easton, Pa. Wednesday July 22, 2026 6:00p.m. City Council met in the stated session at the above date and time, in Council Chambers, located on the Third Floor of City Hall, 123 S. Third Street, to consider any business that may lawfully be brought before the body. The invocation was given by Mayor Panto, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms.Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs.Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: (0) Also Participating in the meeting were Karen Roscioli, City Clerk; Luis Campos, City Administrator; Mike Vargo, City Solicitor, Mark Lysynecky, Finance Director; Brandon Sullivan, Sustainability Coordinator At the beginning of the meeting there were 10+ in the audience APPROVAL OF AGENDA A motion to approve the agenda was made by Frank Pintabone and seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote: Before the approval of the Agenda, Mr. Pintabone made a motion to table the Resolution Appointing and Reappointing to the Authorities, Boards and Commissions until council receives the attendance records for Zoning Board before bringing the Resolution back. Mr. Graziano stated, there is a Planning Commission appointment on the Resolution. Council agreed they could “pull that out” since it is an appointment and the other wa …
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motion to table the Resolution Appointing and Reappointing to the Authorities, Boards and Commissions until council receives the attendance records for Zoning Board before bringing the Resolution…
7 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
Resolution Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 36 N. 3rd St
7 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger by the following vote:
21 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea · Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea · Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Ken Brown by the following vote:
7 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Ken Brown by the following vote: Yeas: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Nays: (0)…
7 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Ken Brown seconded by Frank Pintabone by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea · Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Susan Hartranft Bittinger by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
[context] ADJOURNMENT With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:15pm on the motion of Frank Pintabone seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
Tue Jul 21, 2026

City Council

Council to authorize financing OpenGov software via Univest Bank

The City Council will consider several resolutions, including authorizing the Easton DCED to apply for a Justice Assistance Grant, a Multimodal Transportation Grant, and a Hotel Tax Grant. It will also consider a resolution to finance the implementation of OpenGov software through Univest Bank. Additional agenda items include updates on workforce housing, hotels, a Restlawn lease renewal, vendor fees, and appointments to boards and commissions.

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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING Easton, Pa. Tuesday July 21, 2026 6:00p.m. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL 1- Julie Van Osdol: Easton Main Street Initiative : Paint-A-Hydrant program 2- Kristen Cooper, Officer Crossen: Updates on Data, success stories, recent outcomes COMMITTEE DISCUSSIONS 1- Vendor Fees 2- BOH denials 3- Update: Workforce Housing 4- Update: Hotels 5- Restlawn Lease Agreement Renewal 6- Easton DCED to apply for Justice Assistance Grant 6- Resolution Authorizing Easton DCED to apply for DCED Multimodal Transportation Grant 7- Resolution Authorizing Easton DCED to apply for Hotel Tax Grant 8- Resolution Authorizing the Financing of OpenGov Software Implementation Through Univest Bank 9- Resolution Appointing and Reappointing people to Authorities, Boards and Commissions
Mon Jul 20, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Zoning board to hear appeals for three property projects

The Easton Zoning Hearing Board will hear appeals from three property owners requesting variances and special exceptions for construction projects. The board will consider requests for mixed-use buildings, a duplex, and modifications to zoning regulations at specific addresses.

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AGENDA ZONING HEARING BOARD July 20, 2026, at 6:00pm Location: City Hall – 3rd. Floor Council Chambers Attendees: Mr. Civitella, Mr. Loebsack, Mrs. Panto, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Vulcano Hall Solicitor: Mr. Nitchkey Stenographer: Ms. Evans NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Send tear sheet to: Department of Planning and Codes 123 South 3rd Street, 2nd Floor Easton, PA 18042 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Easton Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public meeting, commencing at 6:00 pm on Monday, July 20, 2026, at City Hall, 123 S 3rd Street, 3rd fl., Easton, Pennsylvania, to hear the appeal of: Brandon Walker, who requests special exception to construct an A-l2 Mixed Residential/Business building, under Section 595-17(C)(5) of the Easton Zoning Ordinance, a variance under Section 595- 17(D)(1) for Building height of 54 feet, 595-17(F)(3) No Street trees, 595-17(F)(6) Driveways to be 24' wide, 595-33(J)(4) No landscaped buffer, 595-33(M)(1) No illumination for off-street parking, 595- 33(M)(2) No landscaped buffer at 0 Bushkill Dr. located in Zoning District River Corridor-Block Class B. Brandon Walker, who requests variance to construct a Mixed Use building under Sections 595-22(D) of the Easton Zoning Ordinance to Build to line of 17 feet, 595-22(F)(2) No Street trees, 595-22(F)(4) Primary entrances not located along the street front, 595-33(J)(4) No landscaped buffer, 595-33(M)(1) No illumination for off-street parking, 595-33(M)(2) No landscaped buffer, 59 …
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Wed Jul 15, 2026

Redevelopment Authority

Contract for Construction Services Resolution 2026-06 considered

The Easton Redevelopment Authority Board will consider a Contract for Construction Services (Resolution 2026-06). The meeting also includes review of financing proposals and discussion of property disposition. Additional agenda items are approval of May 2026 and June 2026 bills, approval of May 20th 2026 minutes, public comment, and reports on projects and programs.

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P . R edevelopment Authority of Easton Meeting Agenda Wedne sday, Ju ly 1 5 th 202 6 @ 5:30 p.m. 3 rd Floor Co nference Room /Teams 123 South Third Street Easton, PA 18042 Type of Meeting: RDA BOD Meeting Invitees: Ms. Lauritzen; Mr. Pesaresi; Ms. Lozada; Ms. Vulcano; Mr. Houston; Legal Counsel Will Oetinger I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. APPROVAL of MINUTES : Ma y 20 th 202 6 IV. APPROVAL of BILLS : M ay 202 6 , June 2026 V. PUBLIC COMMENT VI. MONTHLY MEETIN G A. Open Issues Projects Report Programs Report A. New Busine ss Contract for Construction Services Resolution 2026- 0 6 C. Old Business Review of Financing Proposals Property Disposition Discussion D. Staff Report E. Other Business VII. ADJOURNMENT VIII. EXECUTIVE SESSION
Wed Jul 15, 2026

Environmental Advisory Council

Easton Environmental Advisory Council to discuss 2027 budget planning

The Environmental Advisory Council will meet to review reports on sustainability, transportation, and waste. The body will discuss budget requests for 2027 and updates on a litter heat map. Members will also address a plastic reduction survey and a state bill regarding solar requirements for warehouses.

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✓ Decided: EAC tables letter on solar warehouse bill, plastic survey

The Environmental Advisory Council tabled a motion to send a letter to City Council supporting HB 1260 on solar requirements for warehouses, and also tabled the plastic reduction survey by unanimous consent. The council approved the agenda and June minutes, and received reports on climate, trees, greenspaces, transportation, waste, and outreach. No final decisions were made on the letter or survey.

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Easton EAC Meeting Agenda 6 PM – 07/15/2026 City Hall, 123 S. Third St., Easton – Council Chambers Topic: Environmental Advisory Council Public Meeting Time: July 15, 2026 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81963552677 Meeting ID: 819 6355 2677 One tap mobile +13052241968,,81963552677# US +13092053325,,81963552677# US Join instructions https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/81963552677/invitations?signature=IdKtT2U5uta5Mayg9Y2jUVjAR8I OqgIcfnZSi7cYQrE 1. Call to Order and Approval of Agenda 2. June minutes approval 3. Public Comments 4. Reports a. Climate Action Plan b. Sustainability & Conservation c. Greenspaces d. Transportation e. Waste & Recycling f. Outreach g. Membership 5. 2027 Budget Planning and Request 6. Litter heat map and cigarette butler updates 7. Plastic Reduction Survey 8. State bill on solar requirements for warehouses 9. Adjournment
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Easton Environmental Advisory Council Monthly meeting: 15 July 2026 @ 6 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers / Virtually on Zoom Attendees Nick Gorski, Ian Kindle, Colleen O’Neal, Robert MacDonald, James Lew, Mary Arlia Kate Semmons (Virtual), Rob Christopher, Vincent Caminneci, Jaocb Behler Vice Chair Stacy Melvin, Paul Schalow and city Sustainability Coordinator Brandon Sullivan were absent. Agenda 1.​ Call to Order and Approval of Agenda Meeting called to order at 6:02 p.m. Motion to approve agenda made by Robert MacDonald and seconded by Mary Arlia; motion passed 5-0. 2.​ June minutes approval A motion to approve the June minutes was made by Mary Arlia and seconded by Colleen O’Neal; it passed 5-0. 3.​ Public Comments No public comments were made at this time. 4.​ Reports a.​ Climate Action Plan Kate Simmons made a report on the Switch Together program on Brandon’s behalf, noting that the city has had 25 registrations and 5 offers accepted so far. b.​ Sustainability & Conservation Rob Christopher presented updates on challenges facing the new street trees given the heat and drought conditions of this summer. He noted that the Easton Cemetery has received a grant to repair its canopy and to create an arboretum. Additionally he gave updates on the new Bushkill Park. c.​ Greenspaces Ian Kindle gave updates on the Greenspaces mapping project. He also gave brief introduction to the litter survey. Mary Arlia noted that Keep PA Beautiful, which …
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Mon Jul 13, 2026

Historic District Commission

Historic District Commission reviews 12 renovation and signage proposals

The Easton Historic District Commission will hear new applications for work on historic properties. Proposals include chimney repair, sign replacement, a mural on the Rt 22 overpass, façade repairs, and window replacements. The commission will consider each request for compliance with historic district guidelines.

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HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION CITY OF EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA Monday, July 13, 2026 at 5:00 P.M. City Hall Council Chambers A G E N D A ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting June 8, 2026 HDC PROCESS HEARING OF NEW APPLICATIONS 1. 330 Ferry St. – Proposal to repair chimney and spot repoint brick. OWNER/APPLICANT: St John’s Lutheran Church/Bob Black 2. 500-02 Northampton St - Proposal to replace sign. OWNER/APPLICANT: Hampton Hotel Inc/Jonathan Washington 3. 328 Bushkill St – Proposal to paint mural along Rt 22 overpass at Bushkill & N 3rd Sts. OWNER/APPLICANT: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission/Alisa Lopano 4. 140 S Union St – Proposal to repair a step. OWNER/APPLICANT: Estaban Beita-Valverde 5. 140 Bushkill St – Proposal to repair, repaint and/or replace front façade door & frame, lighting, shutters and install handrail. OWNER/APPLICANT: Redevelopment Authority of Easton/Michael Brett 6. 123 N 4th St – Proposal to replace window at fire escape. OWNER/APPLICANT: Patricia Graves 7. 346 Bushkill St – Proposal to replace missing mortar. OWNER/APPLICANT: 346 Bushkill Street LLC/Rochelle & Lou Dallago 8. 62 N 3rd St – Proposal to install window signage. OWNER/APPLICANT: Scott Kindred/Gerid Vandecruz 9. 52-55 Centre Sq – Proposal to paint façade and add signage. OWNER/APPLICANT: One Square Properties LLC/Christopher Greene 10. 36 S 5th St – Proposal to replace roof. OWNER/APPLICANT: Scott Quality Products Inc/Maude Davis 11. 119 Nor …
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Wed Jul 8, 2026

City Council

City Council to consider red light enforcement and restlawn lease renewal

The Easton City Council will meet to approve minutes, receive committee reports, and consider resolutions for red light enforcement grants, a restlawn lease renewal, and appointments to city boards.

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✓ Decided: Easton City Council approves grant applications and Board of Health appointment

City Council approved resolutions to apply for automated red light enforcement and sesquicentennial grants. The council also approved an appointment to the Board of Health and tabled a lease renewal for Restlawn. Three ordinances regarding exterior maintenance and definitions were introduced for processing.

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 123 South Third Street Easton, Pa. 18042 Stated Session Wednesday July 8, 2026 6:00 p.m. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. ROLL CALL 5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 6. ACTION ON MINUTES – Approving minutes of June 24, 2026 meeting. 7. PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL: 8. PUBLIC COMMENT – Agenda Items Only 9. CONSENT AGENDA 10. REPORTS RECEIVED BY COUNCIL 11. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES (a) Finance (Kenneth Brown) (b) Economic Development (Frank Pintabone) (c) Planning and Code (Crystal Rose) (d) Public Safety (Frank Graziano) (e) Public Works (Julie Zando-Dennis) (f) Administration (Susan Hartranft-Bittinger) (g) Report of City Solicitor (Attorney Mike Vargo) (h) Report of Mayor (Salvatore J. Panto Jr.) (I) Report of City Administrator (Luis Campos) 12. CORRESPONDENCE 13. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 14. NEW BUSINESS (a) Resolution Authorizing Easton DCED to apply for an Automated Red Light Enforcement Award (b) Resolution Authorizing Easton DCED to apply for Sesquicentennial Grant (c) Resolution Approving Appointment to Authorities, Boards & Commissions: Board of Health (d) Resolution Authorizing the Restlawn Lease Agreement Renewal with Rent Adjustment INTRODUCTION OF BILLS (a) Bill No. 19 – An Ordinance Amending 435-15 (B) (4) (a-g) Exterior Maintenance (b) Bill No. 20 – An Ordinance Amending 456-18 (A)(1) (2) (b) (2) (b) (c) Bill No. 21 – An Ordinance Amending 435-14 Def …
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1 July 8, 2026 Minutes of the Council of the City of Easton, Pa. July 8, 2026 Easton, Pa. Wednesday July 8, 2026 6:00p.m. City Council met in the stated session at the above date and time, in Council Chambers, located on the Third Floor of City Hall, 123 S. Third Street, to consider any business that may lawfully be brought before the body. The invocation was given by Mayor Panto, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: (0) Also Participating in the meeting were Karen Roscioli, City Clerk; Luis Campos, City Administrator; Joel Scheer, City Solicitor; Michael Vargo, City Solicitor; Brian Lawser, Asst. City Solicitor; Mark Lysynecky, Director of Finance. At the beginning of the meeting there were four in the audience APPROVAL OF AGENDA A motion to approve the agenda was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote: Before the vote was taken, Mr. Pintabone requested Resolution authorizing Restlaw Lease Agreement Renewal be tabled for further discussion at the next meeting. Yeas: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Nays: (0) ACTION ON THE MINUTES A motion was made by Frank Pintabone and seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger to approve the June 24, 2026 meeting minutes. The minutes were app …
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motion to approve the agenda was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote: Before the vote was taken, Mr. Pintabone requested Resolution authorizing Restlaw Lease…
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Crystal Rose by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea · Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by __X___ seconded by ___X__ by the following vote:
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[context] ADJOURNMENT With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:33pm on the motion of Frank Pintabone seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
Tue Jul 7, 2026

City Council

Easton City Council discusses hotel code updates and grant applications

The City Council committee will receive presentations on a trolley pilot and capital improvements. Members will discuss hotel code updates, health department denials, and lease renewals for Restlawn.

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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING Easton, Pa. Tuesday July 7, 2026 6:00p.m. ROLL CALL Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL 1. Trolley Pilot 2. Capital Improvements COMMITTEE DISCUSSIONS 1. Code updates for Hotels 2. Department of Health denials 3. DCED application for Automated Red Light Enforcement 4. DCED application for Sesquicentennial Grant 5. Restlawn Lease Agreement Renewal w/Rent Adjustment Note 1. Under Presentation To Council “Brandon Sullivan and Nella Panella: Using Community & Bikes to become Citizen Scientists” will be rescheduled for a future date. 2. Under Committee Discussion “Vendor Fees” will be rescheduled for a future date.
Wed Jul 1, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to review mixed-use developments on Bushkill Drive

The Easton Planning Commission will discuss three items related to Bushkill Drive. These include a subdivision and lot consolidation, as well as land development for two mixed-use buildings.

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✓ Decided: Planning Commission approves Foundry project preliminary plans

The Easton Planning Commission granted conditional preliminary approval for two mixed-use buildings at 1100 and 1111-13 Bushkill Drive, part of the Foundry redevelopment project, with 100 and 159 dwelling units respectively. The approvals are subject to conditions including compliance with staff and LVPC comments, Zoning Hearing Board approvals for variances and special exceptions, and other technical requirements. The Commission also granted conditional final approval for a lot consolidation at Bushkill Drive to accommodate the project.

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Department of Planning & Codes telephone: 610-250-6609 · e-mail: planning@easton-pa.gov · web: www.easton-pa.gov EASTON PLANNING COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, July 1, 2026, 6:00 PM 3rd Floor, City Council Chambers, 123 South Third Street, Easton A G E N D A 1) Roll Call 2) Approval of Agenda 3) Approval of Minutes for June 3, 2026 4) Privilege of the Floor 5) Bushkill Drive - Subdivision/Lot Consolidation 6) 1100 Bushkill Drive - Land Development for a Mixed-Use Building 7) 1111-13 Bushkill Drive - Land Development for a Mixed-Use Building 8) Adjourn C I T Y OF E A S T O N PENNSYLVANIA
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CITY OF EASTON | Department of Planning & Codes planning@easton-pa.gov | 610-250-6609 123 South 3rd Street, 2nd Floor, Easton, PA 18042 | www.easton-pa.gov CITY OF EASTON PENNSYLVANIA Department of Planning & Codes Easton Planning Commission Minutes Wednesday, July 1, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. City Council Chambers (3rd Floor) | 123 South 3rd Street, Easton, PA 18042 1. Roll Call The Easton Planning Commission met on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in City Council Chambers. The following Commission members were in attendance: Dr. Ken Greene, Mr. Hubert Etchison, Mr. Bill Heilman, Mr. Shane Raymond, and Ms. Kim Wagner. The following City of Easton staff were in attendance: Mr. Dwayne Tillman, Director of Planning and Codes, and Mr. Mike Vargo, City Solicitor. 2. Approval of Agenda Commission Action: Approved the agenda without changes. (Motion passed 5-0) Motion: Etchinson Second: Raymond Ayes: Etchison, Greene, Heilman, Raymond, and Wagner Nays: None 3. Approval of Minutes for June 3, 2026 Commission Action: Approved the minutes for the June 3, 2026, meeting without changes. (Motion passed 5-0) Motion: Etchinson Second: Raymond Ayes: Etchison, Greene, Heilman, Raymond, and Wagner Nays: None 4. Privilege of the Floor There were no speakers during privilege of the floor. CITY OF EASTON | Department of Planning & Codes 2 5. Bushkill Drive – Subdivision/Lot Consolidation Staff Presentation and Recommendation …
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[context] (Motion passed 5-0) Motion: Wagner Second: Heilman
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Etchison yea · Greene yea · Heilman yea · Raymond yea · Wagner yea
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[context] (Motion passed 4-0 with 1 abstention) Motion: Heilman Second: Raymond
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Motion to adjourn. (Motion passed 5-0) Motion : Etchison Second : Heilman
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Etchison yea · Greene yea · Heilman yea · Raymond yea · Wagner yea
Wed Jun 24, 2026

City Council

Easton City Council to consider development and lease agreements

City Council will hold public hearings regarding a liquor license and CDBG. The body is deciding on several property agreements, including the Lynden Project and the Timothy House, as well as updates to city fees and parking restrictions.

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✓ Decided: City Council unanimously approves liquor license transfer and major development agreements

The council approved two Certificates of Appropriateness for properties on 5th Street and amended several city ordinances, all by a 7‑0 vote. It also adopted multiple resolutions, including the transfer of a liquor license, a lease with the Housing Authority, a HUD community block grant, a development agreement for the Lynden Project at 101 S. Third St., and an encroachment agreement with Comcast. All actions were approved unanimously.

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 123 South Third Street Easton, Pa. 18042 Stated Session Wednesday June 24, 2026 6:00 p.m. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. ROLL CALL 5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 6. ACTION ON MINUTES – Approving minutes of June 10, 2026 meeting. 7. PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL: 1. George Lockett Retirement from Easton Police Department 2. Juneteenth Awards: Pastor Fred Davis and Jean Brown 8. PUBLIC HEARING: CDBG, 2 ND Hearing, council to approve 9. PUBLIC HEARING: Liquor license 10. PUBLIC COMMENT – Agenda Items Only 11. CONSENT AGENDA Certificates of Appropriateness: (a) Resolution Approving COA for 212 S. 5 th St. (b) Resolution Approving COA for 13 S. 5th St. 12. REPORTS RECEIVED BY COUNCIL 13. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES (a) Finance (Kenneth Brown) (b) Economic Development (Frank Pintabone) (c) Planning and Code (Crystal Rose) (d) Public Safety (Frank Graziano) (e) Public Works (Julie Zando-Dennis) (f) Administration (Susan Hartranft-Bittinger) (g) Report of City Solicitor (Attorney Mike Vargo) (h) Report of Mayor (Salvatore J. Panto Jr.) (I) Report of City Administrator (Luis Campos) 14. CORRESPONDENCE 15. UNFINISHED BUSINESS (a) Bill No. 14 – An Ordinance Amending Chapter 285-9 Fire Safe Inspection fees (b) Bill No. 15 – An Ordinance Amending Chapter 295-2, 295-6 (A-F),295-8 fees (c) Bill No. 16 – An Ordinance Amending Section 560-54 (C)Parking Restrictions for Street Cleaning …
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1 June 24, 2026 Minutes of the Council of the City of Easton, Pa. June 24, 2026 Easton, Pa. Wednesday June 24, 2026 6:33p.m.* City Council met in the stated session at the above date and time*, in Council Chambers, located on the Third Floor of City Hall, 123 S. Third Street, to consider any business that may lawfully be brought before the body. *Meeting started late due to an Executive Session The invocation was given by Mayor Panto, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: (0) Also Participating in the meeting were Karen Roscioli, City Clerk; Luis Campos, City Administrator; Mike Vargo, City Solicitor; Mike Brett, Deputy Director RDA; Mark Lysynecky, Finance Director; John Kingsley, Director of Economic Development. At the beginning of the meeting there were 31 + in attendance APPROVAL OF AGENDA A motion to approve the agenda was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote: Yeas: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Nays: (0) ACTION ON THE MINUTES A motion was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger to approve the June 10, 2026 meeting minutes. The minutes were approved by the following vot …
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motion to approve the agenda was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote:
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A motion was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger to approve the June 10, 2026 meeting minutes. The minutes were approved by the following vote. Before the vote was taken…
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motion by Crystal Rose and seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger by the following vote: (a) Resolution 113-2026 Approving Certificate of Appropriateness for 212 S. 5th St. (b) Resolution 114-2026…
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motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Crystal Rose by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea · Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea · Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Ken Brown seconded by Frank Pintabone by the following vote:
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motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Susan Hartranft- Bittinger by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Graziano seconded by Frank Pintabone by the following vote: 5 June 24, 2026
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger seconded by Frank Pintabone by the following vote:
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motion by Frank Pintabaone seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote:
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motion by Frank Pintabaone seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote: Yeas: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7)…
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Crystal Rose by the following vote: Before the vote was taken, Ms. Zando-Dennis wanted the public to know this resolution imposes upon the developer to put in…
7 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Ken Brown seconded by Crystal Rose by the following vote: Before the vote was taken, Ms. Zando-Dennis thanked Public Works for examining locations carefully, making sure the boxes are put…
7 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Julie Zando-Dennis seconded by Frank Pintabone by the following vote:
7 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger seconded by Frank Pintabone by the following vote: 8 June 24, 2026
7 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
[context] ADJOURNMENT With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:32pm on the motion of Frank Pintabone seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger by the following vote:
7 yea
Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
Tue Jun 23, 2026

City Council

City Council to authorize lease and development agreements

The Easton City Council will consider resolutions authorizing lease agreements with the Housing Authority of Easton and the Rock Church, approving a community block grant agreement with Northampton County, and authorizing development projects at 101 S. Third St. and Eddyside Pool.

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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING Easton, Pa. Tuesday June 23, 2026 6:00p.m. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis , Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano , Mrs. Hartranft-Bittinger , Mayor Panto (7) Absent: PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL n/a COMMITTEE DISCUSSIONS (a) Resolution Authorizing a Lease Agreement between the City of Easton and Housing Authority of Easton (b) Resolution Approving Agreement between City of Easton and Northampton Cty . Under Dept of Housing and Urban Development for Community Block Grant (a) Resolution Approving an Agreement with the Rock Church for transfer of Property And Rehabilitation of Timothy House (b) Resolution Authorizing the Execution of an Agreement with Serfass Lynden Development LLC for the development of Lynden Project located at 101 S. Third St. (c) Resolution Authorizing the Execution of an Encroachment Agreement with Comcast of Pennsylvania for installation of Power Supply Facilities (d) Resolution Authorizing an Agreement with Easton Aquatics for use of Eddyside Pool During the 2026 Swim Season (e) Resolution Amending the 2026 Salary and Wage Resolution (f) Resolution Approving Intermunicipal Transfer of Liquor License Health Bureau Update
Wed Jun 17, 2026

Environmental Advisory Council

Easton Environmental Advisory Council to discuss 2027 budget and solar requirements

The Environmental Advisory Council will meet to review reports on the Climate Action Plan and various sustainability initiatives. The body will discuss 2027 budget planning and a state bill regarding solar requirements for warehouses.

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✓ Decided: EAC creates finance committee for 2027 budget planning

The Easton Environmental Advisory Council voted to create an ad hoc finance committee to handle its 2027 budget request, which includes a suggested $1,000 line item. The council also discussed upcoming cleanups, a plastic reduction survey, and a letter supporting a state solar bill. No other formal decisions were made.

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Easton EAC Meeting Agenda 6 PM – 06/17/2026 City Hall, 123 S. Third St., Easton – Council Chambers Topic: Environmental Advisory Council Public Meeting Time: June 17, 2026 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81963552677 Meeting ID: 819 6355 2677 One tap mobile +13052241968,,81963552677# US +13092053325,,81963552677# US Join instructions https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/81963552677/invitations?signature=IdKtT2U5uta5Mayg9Y2jUVjAR8I OqgIcfnZSi7cYQrE 1. Call to Order and Approval of Agenda 2. April minutes approval 3. Public Comments 4. Reports a. Climate Action Plan b. Sustainability & Conservation c. Greenspaces d. Transportation e. Waste & Recycling f. Outreach g. Membership 5. Future events and best practices 6. 2027 Budget Planning and Request 7. Litter heat map and cigarette butler updates 8. State bill on solar requirements for warehouses 9. Earthworks near Lower Hackett 10. Adjournment
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In Attendance Members Present​ In Person: Nick Gorski, Ian Kindle, Colleen O’Neal, Paul Shalow, Robert MacDonald, James Lew and Mary Arlia Virtual: Brandon Sullivan, Kate Semmons Absence: Stacy Melvin 1. Call to Order and Approval of Agenda The meeting was called to order at 6:21 p.m. Ian approved the agenda, and Mary seconded the motion. Motion passed, 5-0. 2. Approval of March Minutes Robert approved the May minutes, and Ian seconded the motion. Motion passed, 5-0. 3. Public Comments No public comments. 4. Reports a. Climate Action Plan Kate Semmens shared that the CDC reporting window is open and Brandon and her will be working on the document. Meeting Minutes Easton Environmental Advisory Council Date: June 17, 2026 Time: 6 p.m. Meeting called to order by: Nick Gorski b. Sustainability & Conservation Brandon Sullivan reported that the Switch (solar) mailings went out to city residents. Brandon provided some stats on the number of people interested and that have signed up already. Plastic Waste Survey sent out for group to review. This will be on next month's agenda. c. Greenspaces The group met and have formalized a plan. They will target and review the data from the downtown and West Ward areas. d. Transportation No update. e. Waste & Recycling July 11th - next clean-up, 8:30-11. The clean-up will meet in Center Circle. Ambassadors will bring the litter equipment. West Ward - check out the Easton EAC google document for dates. f. Ou …
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Mon Jun 15, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Board will consider variance for a group home at 236 Vista Dr.

The Easton Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request by Janice Vazquez to operate an A13 group home in a semidetached residence at 236 Vista Dr. The board will also hear a variance request by Brian Weiss for a prefabricated shed at 525 Mixsell St. Additionally, the board will address a special‑exception request by Azanae Diggs‑Jackson for youth programming at 11 N 13th St.

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AGENDA ZONING HEARING BOARD June 15, 2026, at 6:00pm Location: City Hall – 3rd. Floor Council Chambers Attendees: Mr. Civitella, Mr. Loebsack, Mrs. Panto, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Vulcano Hall Solicitor: Mr. Nitchkey Stenographer: Ms. Evans NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Send tear sheet to: Department of Planning and Codes 123 South 3rd Street, 2nd Floor Easton, PA 18042 Message: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Easton Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public meeting, commencing at 6:00 pm on Monday, June 15, 2026, at City Hall, 123 S 3rd Street, 3rd fl., Easton, Pennsylvania, to hear the appeal of: Janice Vazquez, who requests a variance to proceed with an A13 Group Home under Section 595- 14(B) of the Easton Zoning Ordinance, Section 595-32(A)(8)(a) Group home use to be conducted in a semidetached residential structure, and Section 595-04(A)(4) 6 unrelated persons occupying a dwelling unit at 236 Vista Dr. located in Zoning District South Side-Block Class B. Brian Weiss, who requests a variance to proceed with the installation of a prefabricated shed along the side yard under Section 595-12(E)(4) of the Easton Zoning Ordinance at 525 Mixsell St. located in the Zoning District College Hill-Block Class A. OLD BUSINESS Azanae Diggs-Jackson, who requests a special exception under Section 595-25(C)(13) of the Easton Zoning Ordinance to offer Youth programming and services, D10 Community services, at 11 N 13th St. located in the West Ward Zoning Dis …
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Wed Jun 10, 2026

City Council

Easton City Council to consider affordable housing and fire inspection fee changes

City Council will discuss an ordinance amending affordable housing sections and introduce bills to change fire safe inspection and other city fees. The body is also considering a new policy for advertising committee agenda items and a contract with National Fire Inspection Specialties Company.

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✓ Decided: Council approved multiple resolutions and an affordable‑housing ordinance amendment

The Easton City Council unanimously approved an amendment to the Affordable Housing ordinance (Bill No. 12). It also adopted five resolutions covering handicap parking, public advertisement of committee agendas, a Hugh Moore Park trust, a fire‑inspection contract, and a dumpster‑pad agreement. All votes were 7‑0 except one abstention on the dumpster‑pad resolution.

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 902 Philadelphia Rd. Easton, Pa. 18042 Stated Session Wednesday June 10, 2026 6:00 p.m. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. ROLL CALL 5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 6. ACTION ON MINUTES – Approving minutes of May 27, 2026 meeting. 7. PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL: 8. PUBLIC COMMENT – Agenda Items Only 9. CONSENT AGENDA 10. REPORTS RECEIVED BY COUNCIL 11. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES (a) Finance (Kenneth Brown) (b) Economic Development (Frank Pintabone) (c) Planning and Code (Crystal Rose) (d) Public Safety (Frank Graziano) (e) Public Works (Julie Zando-Dennis) (f) Administration (Susan Hartranft-Bittinger) (g) Report of City Solicitor (Attorney Joel Scheer) (h) Report of Mayor (Salvatore J. Panto Jr.) (I) Report of City Administrator (Luis Campos) 12. CORRESPONDENCE 13. UNFINISHED BUSINESS (a) Bill No. 12 – An Ordinance Amending Sections of Chapter 176 Affordable Housing 14. NEW BUSINESS (a) Resolution Approving a 4 th handicap parking space at 1121 Washington St. (b) Resolution Establishing a Policy Requiring the Public Advertisement of Committee Agenda Items (c) Resolution to Accept Transfer from HMPCT and create an Oversite Committee And segregated Fund Titled Hugh Moore Park City Trust (d) Resolution Approving a three-year contract with National Fire Inspection Specialties Company (e) Resolution Authorizing the Execution of an Agreement with VM Development for Us …
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1 June 10, 2026 Minutes of the Council of the City of Easton, Pa. June 10, 2026 Easton, Pa. Wednesday June 10, 2026 6:00p.m. City Council met in the stated session at the above date and time, at the Easton Area Neighborhood Center, 902 Philadelphia Rd., to consider any business that may lawfully be brought before the body. The invocation was given by Mayor Panto, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: (0) Also Participating in the meeting were Karen Roscioli, City Clerk; Luis Campos, City Administrator; Joel Scheer, City Solicitor; John Kingsley, At the beginning of the meeting there were 12+ in attendance APPROVAL OF AGENDA A motion to approve the agenda was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Frank Pintabone by the following vote: Yeas: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Nays: (0) ACTION ON THE MINUTES A motion was made by Frank Pintabone and seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger to approve May 27, 2026 meeting minutes. The minutes were approved by the following vote. Yeas: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Nays: (0) 2 June 10, 2026 PUBLIC COMMENT – Agenda Items Only n/a CONSENT AGENDA n/a REPORTS RECEIVED BY COU …
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motion to approve the agenda was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Frank Pintabone by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone, seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger by the following vote: Before the vote was taken, Ms. Zando-Dennis lead a brief discussion with Mr. Pintabone and Mr. Vargo on section…
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Frank Graziano by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger seconded by Frank Pintabone by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Julie Zando- Dennis by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Frank Pintabone seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea · Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft-Bittinger yea · Panto yea
[context] ADJOURNMENT With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:36pm on the motion of Frank Pintabone_ seconded by Susan Hartranft-Bittinger by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
Tue Jun 9, 2026

City Council

Easton City Council discusses emergency housing grant and special events ordinance

City Council is meeting to discuss a range of administrative and safety items. The agenda includes a review of a NIOSH report and a grant for the Local Government Emergency Housing Support Program. Members will also discuss a Special Events Ordinance and handicap parking spaces.

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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING Easton, Pa. Tuesday June 9, 2026 6:00p.m. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL COMMITTEE DISCUSSIONS 1- NIOSH report recommendation – Chief Hennings 2- Codes Inspection report vs Fire Department High Risk Occupancy Bldgs. 3- Resolution submitted by Councilman Pintabone 4- Local Government Emergency Housing Support Program Grant through DCED 5- UPDATE: Comcast Fiber Install 6- Hugh Moore Park Charitable Trust 7- Handicap Parking spaces 8- Special Events Ordinance 9- Safe Harbor: Announce Grant received
Mon Jun 8, 2026

Historic District Commission

Historic District Commission to review three property modification requests

The Historic District Commission will meet to hear new applications for exterior work on three properties. The body will determine if the proposed roof and step replacements meet historic district standards.

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HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION CITY OF EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA Monday, June 08, 2026 at 5:00 P.M. City Hall Council Chambers A G E N D A ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting May 11, 2026 HDC PROCESS HEARING OF NEW APPLICATIONS 1. 212 S 5th St. – Proposal to replace roof. OWNER/APPLICANT: Armando & Iris Perez 2. 24 N 3rd St - Proposal to replace rear flat roof. OWNER/APPLICANT: Charlotteville Properties LLC/Karen Briggs 3. 13 S 5th St - Proposal to replace steps and landing OWNER/APPLICANT: Maria Soledad Ceron & Andre Perkins/Michael Soder OLD BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS/COMMENTS/VIOLATIONS ADJOURNMENT
Wed Jun 3, 2026

Planning Commission

Commission will certify several properties as blighted

The Easton Planning Commission will consider certification of blighted properties at its June 3, 2026 meeting. The agenda also includes routine items such as roll call, approval of the agenda and minutes from April 15, 2026, and a privilege of the floor. The meeting is scheduled for 6:00 PM in the City Council Chambers at 123 South Third Street.

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✓ Decided: Commission certified 7 blighted properties and approved agenda

The Planning Commission approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the April 15, 2026 meeting. Commissioners voted to accept the resolutions certifying seven blighted properties. All actions were approved unanimously.

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Department of Planning & Codes telephone: 610-250-6609 · e-mail: planning@easton-pa.gov · web: www.easton-pa.gov EASTON PLANNING COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, June 3, 2026, 6:00 PM 3rd Floor, City Council Chambers, 123 South Third Street, Easton A G E N D A 1) Roll Call 2) Approval of Agenda 3) Approval of Minutes from April 15, 2026 4) Privilege of the Floor 5) Certification of Blighted Properties • 815 Spruce St • 623 W Lincoln St • 625 W Lincoln St • 1052 Butler St • 127 S 9th St • 1317-19 Lehigh St • 159 Ann St 6) Adjourn C I T Y OF E A S T O N PENNSYLVANIA
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The Easton Planning Commission met on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in Council Chambers. Planning Commissioners Dr. Ken Greene, Hubert Etchison, Bill Heilman, Shane Raymond and Kim Wagner were in attendance. Planning Administrator Carl Manges, and City Solicitor Mike Vargo were also present. Agenda Confirmation: The agenda was approved without changes. Solicitor Vargo reminded the Commissioners there was going to be an Executive Session after the meeting to discuss litigation matters for the warehouse proposal at 1525 Wood Ave. Approval of Previous Minutes: Minutes from the April 15, 2026, meeting were approved. Privilege of the Floor – None Certification of Blighted Properties • Commission Action o Mr. Etchison made a motion to accept the resolutions for the 7 blighted properties for certification with Mr. Raymond seconding. All were in favor. Dr. Greene adjourned the meeting at 6:03pm.
Wed May 27, 2026

City Council

Council to approve OpenGov agreement and several development resolutions

The Easton City Council will consider a series of consent agenda items approving Certificates of Appropriateness for properties on Northampton Street, Ferry Street, and South Third Street. New business includes a resolution to authorize an agreement with OpenGov, a resolution adding a fourth handicap parking space at 1121 Washington Street, and support for the South Side Edible Walkway project. The council will also hear two proposed ordinances: one amending affordable‑housing regulations and another adding a handicap parking space to the 300 block of Northampton Street.

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✓ Decided: Council approved OpenGov software agreement for city financial systems

The council approved the agenda and the May 13 meeting minutes unanimously. A resolution on handicap parking was tabled for later consideration. The council then approved Resolution 106-2026, authorizing execution of an agreement with OpenGov to replace the city's legacy financial software.

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 123 South Third Street Easton, Pa. 18042 Stated Session Wednesday May 27, 2026 6:00 p.m. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. ROLL CALL 5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 6. ACTION ON MINUTES – Approving minutes of May 13, 2026 meeting. 7. PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL: Todd Nemura: Southside Edible Walkways 8. PUBLIC COMMENT – Agenda Items Only 9. CONSENT AGENDA – Approval of Certificates of Appropriateness (COA) (a) Resolution Approving COA for 339-41 Northampton St (b) Resolution Approving COA for 505-507 Northampton St (c) Resolution Approving COA for 325-27 Northampton St (doors) (d) Resolution Approving COA for 524 Ferry St (e) Resolution Approving COA for 325-27 Northampton St. (window sign) (f) Resolution Approving COA for 101 S 3rd St 10. REPORTS RECEIVED BY COUNCIL 11. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES (a) Finance (Kenneth Brown) (b) Economic Development (Frank Pintabone) (c) Planning and Code (Crystal Rose) (d) Public Safety (Frank Graziano) (e) Public Works (Julie Zando-Dennis) (f) Administration (Susan Hartranft-Bittinger) (g) Report of City Solicitor (Attorney Joel Scheer) (h) Report of Mayor (Salvatore J. Panto Jr.) (I) Report of City Administrator (Luis Campos) 12. CORRESPONDENCE 13. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 14. NEW BUSINESS (a) Resolution Approving a 4th handicap Parking Space at 1121 Washington St. (c) Resolution Authorizing Execution of Agreement with OpenGov (d) R …
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Minutes of the Council of the City of Easton, Pa. May 27, 2026 Easton, Pa. Wednesday May 27, 2026 6:00p.m. City Council met in the stated session at the above date and time, in Council Chambers, located on the Third Floor of City Hall, 123 S. Third Street, to consider any business that may lawfully be brought before the body. The invocation was given by Mayor Panto, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms.Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: (0) Also Participating in the meeting were Karen Roscioli, City Clerk; Luis Campos, City Administrator; Brian Lawser, Assistant City Solicitor; Mark Lysynecky, Finance Director; Mike Vargo, Solicitor; Dwayne Tillman, Director Planning and Codes At the beginning of the meeting there were 11+ APPROVAL OF AGENDA A motion to approve the agenda was made by Frank Pintabone and seconded by Susan Hartranft- Bittinger by the following vote: Yeas: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Nays: (0) ACTION ON THE MINUTES A motion was made by Ken Brown and seconded by Frank Pintabone to approve the May 13, 2026 meeting minutes. The minutes were approved by the following vote. Yeas: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft- Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Nays: (0) solicitor. awaiting the zoning update draft back from Mr. Tilman. Hope …
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motion to approve the agenda was made by Frank Pintabone and seconded by Susan Hartranft- Bittinger by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Mrs. Rose seconded by Mr. Pintabone by the following vote:
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
motion by Mr. Brown seconded by Mr. Pintabone by the following vote: Before the vote was taken Mayor Panto asked Mr. Lysynecky to explain why this is on the agenda. Mr. Lysynecky stated the two…
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Brown yea · Zando-Dennis yea · Pintabone yea · Rose yea · Graziano yea · Hartranft- Bittinger yea · Panto yea
Tue May 26, 2026

City Council

Council to consider affordable housing bill and ADA parking requests

The Easton City Council will discuss several items, including a request for a loading/unloading handicap space for disabled clients, a request for an ADA‑accessible handicap parking space on Northampton Street in front of the Sigal Museum, Affordable Housing Bill #12, a request from Northampton County to temporarily modify metered parking around the Government Center, and Bill No. 11 to amend sections 285‑18 of the Public Health Code.

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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING Easton, Pa. Tuesday May 26, 2026 6:00p.m. ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Brown, Ms. Zando-Dennis, Mr. Pintabone, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Graziano, Mrs. Hartranft-Bittinger, Mayor Panto (7) Absent: COMMITTEE DISCUSSIONS (a) Request for Loading/Unloading, handicap space to unload for disabled clients: Bob Rich Director with Private Industry Council. (b) Frank: request for ADA accessible Handicap parking space on Northampton St in front of Sigal Museum. (c) Frank: Affordable Housing Bill #12 (d) Mayor: Request from Northampton County to temporarily modify metered parking spaces surrounding the Government Center. (e) Mayor: Bill No. 11 – Ordinance Amending sections 285-18 Public Health Code (tabled last CC mtg)

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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
$5.1MD. GILLETTE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE'S INC
Department of Defense · QEC-NP2000 PROP DOLLIES YEAR 1
$2.6MD. GILLETTE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE'S INC
Department of Defense · NRE- NAVY
$1.6MD. GILLETTE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE'S INC
Department of Defense · CONSOLIDATED PARTS (MACHINE BOLTS, DUMMY CONNECTORS, TENSION PINS, AND
$1.2MD. GILLETTE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE'S INC
Department of Defense · COMMON STORES DOLLY
$1.1MD. GILLETTE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE'S INC
Department of Defense · T-45 WING CRADLE
$1.0MD. GILLETTE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE'S INC
Department of Defense · AERIAL REFUELING STORES
$988,870SIGNATURE STRUCTURES LLC
Department of Homeland Security · NINTH COAST GUARD DISTRICT BOAT STORAGE SHEDS
$602,371D. GILLETTE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE'S INC
Department of Defense · ADAPTER, STRAKE AND HOISTER - ORDERING PERIOD 3
$579,558D. GILLETTE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE'S INC
Department of Defense · CONSOLIDATED PARTS (MACHINE BOLTS, DUMMY CONNECTORS, TENSION PINS, AND
$490,454LIGHTHOUSE INTEGRATED SERVICES CORP
Department of the Interior · MANDATORY RECORDING AND TRANSCRIPTION SERVICES AT REGIONAL ADVISORY CO

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🌐 County-level context (Northampton County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities1 (2024)
Business establishments6,529 (121,192 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,507/mo (879 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy16.8% (low numeracy 26% · 2017)

Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC

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Revenue$60.3M
Spending$60.4M
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Outstanding debt$16.5M
Debt-to-revenue0.27×
Debt-load index46 / 100
A debt-load indicator (national percentile of debt, deficit & aid-reliance) — not a solvency verdict. Cross-checked against official state fiscal-stress scores where they exist.

Outcomes — economic mobility

source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research use

For kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:

White kids
0.466
All kids
0.433
Black kids
0.346

Research-only layer, shown here for context — not included in the CC BY 4.0 bulk download.

Where it’s happening

geocoded land-use decisions
🗺 Interactive map
Every rezoning, development approval, and permit — explore the geocoded records in the research explorer.

Meeting archives

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