Lansdowne public meetings in 2022

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its regular meeting to vote on the 2023 budget, set the sewer fee, millage rate, and trash fee, and consider a $100 bonus for non-executive employees. The agenda also includes several other motions, such as selling the ladder truck and replacing street signs. The meeting includes reports from the mayor, treasurer, solicitor, and committees, as well as public comment.

• Adopt Ordinance 2022-08 setting the 2023 Sewer Fee
• Adopt Resolution 2022-51 setting the 2023 millage rate
• Adopt Resolution 2022-52 setting the 2023 trash fee
• Adopt 2023 Budget
• Extend annual bonus to non-executive employees in the amount of $100

The Council approved the 2023 budget and set the millage, sewer, and trash fees for the coming year. Other key actions included appointing members to the Library Board and Civil Service Commission, and authorizing the sale of a ladder truck.

• Adopted 2023 Budget with 0% tax increase (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-51 setting 2023 millage rate (Unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-08 setting 2023 sewer fee (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-52 setting 2023 trash fee (Unanimous)
• Approved sale of ladder truck (Unanimous)
• Approved $100 bonus for non-executive employees (Unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 bonuses for Chief Rutherford and Manager Craig Totaro (6-1)
• Waived 20th Century House rental fee for Lansdowne Folk Club on April 1, 2023 (Unanimous)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss updates on various projects and organizations, including the arts council, CDBG and ARPA funds, the LEDC contract, code enforcement, the comprehensive plan, and the Historic Lansdowne Theater. They will also consider new business, specifically library board appointments, and hold an executive session for arts board interviews.

• CDBG and American Rescue Plan updates
• LEDC contract update
• Historic Lansdowne Theater updates
• Library Board appointments
• Executive session for Lansdowne Arts Board interviews

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council will hold committee meetings covering reports from the mayor, police chief, and fire marshal, plus public comment. Old business includes animal control, emergency planning, and CDBG-funded crosswalk projects. New business covers EMT/Mercy Hospital, fire truck payment strategy, a school resource officer, additional police positions, and 2023 parking permits. The agenda is largely discussion-oriented with no final votes listed.

• Grant for hiring police officers
• Police Department/Consultants/Accreditation
• CDBG crosswalk at Wildman Arms and near library
• Fire truck payment strategy
• Resource officer for High School (meeting with school board 12/14/2022)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is meeting to discuss several public safety and administrative items. Topics include a grant for hiring police, an officers manual update, police accreditation, and a possible additional officer position. The council will also consider a payment strategy for a new fire truck, a resource officer for the high school, and a deputy chief position. Several routine items, such as 2023 parking permits and board renewals, are also on the agenda.

• Grant for Hiring Police
• Fire Truck - payment strategy
• Resource officer for High School - meeting with School board 12/14/2022
• Additional officer position
• Deputy Chief position - finalize description

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Borough Council Infrastructure Committee is reviewing the current status of various municipal projects. Discussions include sanitation, highway, sewer, and stormwater updates, as well as maintenance needs for borough facilities.

• Sanitation updates regarding recycling, trash, and yard waste
• Highway and sewer project updates
• Stormwater status updates
• Maintenance of Library, Borough Hall, 2020 House, 20CC, and Borough Yard
• Review of HARB and Zoning Hearing Board activities

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Environment, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to review old business items including the McKinley Tot Lot, recycling proposal, and park benches, and to take up new business such as hiring a park planning consultant and filling a council vacancy on the Environmental Advisory Council. The meeting is held via Zoom and includes public comment periods.

• McKinley Tot Lot update
• Recycling proposal discussion
• Benches for Marlyn Park
• Park planning consultant consideration
• Council member vacancy on EAC

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council will hold a special CDBG hearing at 6:30 PM, followed by its regular meeting. The council will vote on several resolutions, including the 2023 budget advertisement, CDBG grant applications, and a $150,000 credit for building permit fees to support the HLTC project. It will also consider agreements for a pedestrian bridge study and a police grant, among other items.

• Resolution 2022-48: PA Small Sewer and Water Grant application
• Resolution 2022-49: 2023 CDBG grant application
• Resolution 2022-50: Extend credit up to $150k in building permit fees for HLTC project
• Agreement with Campbell Thomas LLC for pedestrian bridge feasibility study
• Motion to advertise 2023 Budget and Tax Anticipation Note bids

Borough Council approved several grant applications and a pedestrian bridge feasibility study. The council also authorized a $150,000 credit for building permit fees to support the HLTC project and moved to advertise the 2023 Budget.

• Approved $150k credit in building permit fees for HLTC project (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-48 for PA Small Sewer and Water Grant application (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-49 for 2023 CDBG grant application (Unanimous)
• Approved agreement with Campbell Thomas LLC for pedestrian bridge feasibility study (Unanimous)
• Approved advertising for the 2023 Budget (Unanimous)
• Approved advertising for bids for Tax Anticipation Note (Unanimous)
• Appropriated up to $1,000 for the Tuskegee Airmen (Unanimous)
• Nominated Mr. Green for the Planning Commission (Unanimous)

Borough Council Meetings

This is the agenda for the Lansdowne Borough Council meeting on December 7, 2022. The agenda text provided contains only the meeting header and location, with no listed agenda items. The meeting appears to be procedural or the details are not included in this document.

Borough Council approved several grant applications and a pedestrian bridge feasibility study. The council also authorized a $150,000 credit for building permit fees to support the HLTC project and moved to advertise the 2023 Budget.

• Approved $150k credit in building permit fees for HLTC project (Unanimous)
• Approved agreement with Campbell Thomas LLC for pedestrian bridge feasibility study (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-48 for PA Small Sewer and Water Grant application (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-49 for 2023 CDBG grant application (Unanimous)
• Approved appropriation of up to $1,000 for the Tuskegee Airmen (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to advertise the 2023 Budget (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to advertise for bids for Tax Anticipation Note (Unanimous)
• Nominated Mr. Green for the Planning Commission (Unanimous)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Community Relations Committee is meeting via Zoom to review the impact of 2022 events and plan 2023 events, subject to Council approval. They will also discuss community relations improvements and the 2023 budget. Public comment is scheduled, with the next meeting set for January 3, 2023.

• 2022 event calendar impact review
• 2023 event planning, subject to Council approval
• Community relations improvements: communication, partnerships, outreach
• 2023 budget discussion

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Historic Architectural Review Board is holding a hybrid meeting with no pending applications. The agenda includes routine items such as roll call, approval of minutes, public comment, and reports on old and new business.

• No pending applications
• Approval of minutes from October 27, 2022
• Public comment period
• Next meeting scheduled for January 26, 2023

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its regular business meeting on November 30, 2022. The main item is discussion of the 2023 budget under old business, followed by public comment and action items. The meeting also includes an executive session before adjournment.

• 2023 Budget discussion
• Public comment period
• Action items
• Executive session

Borough Council held a special meeting to review a 10-slide budget presentation for 2023. The presentation covered revenue, expenses, debt service, and staffing assumptions. No formal actions or votes on the budget were taken.

• Approved the meeting agenda (unanimous)

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Zoning Board will hold a hearing on three requests: a special exception for a family day care home, a parking variance, and a use variance for a tattoo establishment. The board will take testimony and decide whether to grant each request.

• Special exception for Bright Brains Family Daycare at 289 N Maple Ave
• Parking variance for Carlos Leon and Priscila Alvarado at 7 E Plumstead Ave
• Use variance for Luna Tattoos at 18 N Lansdowne Ave

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is meeting to discuss and vote on several administrative and operational items, including the 2023 budget, a recycling contract, and zoning hearing appeals. The agenda also includes routine reports from committees and the mayor, as well as motions to approve minutes and pay bills.

• Motion to award Materials Recycling Processing and Marketing contract to Republic Services of PA
• Zoning Hearing for 18 North Lansdowne Avenue
• Zoning Hearing for 285 Maple Avenue
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-45 regarding Act 57 / Tax Collection
• Motion to suspend Parking Meters from November 26th 2022 through Sunday January 1st 2022

Borough Council appointed William Griffin to a vacated council seat and approved the forgiveness of $29,000 in staging easement fees for the Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation. The council also supported zoning applications for a tattoo parlor and a daycare. A special meeting to discuss the 2023 budget is scheduled for November 30.

• Appointed William Griffin to Borough Council (Unanimous)
• Forgave $29,000 in staging easement fees for Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation (Approved; Ms. Young voted nay)
• Awarded Materials Recycling Processing and Marketing contract to Republic Services of PA (Unanimous)
• Supported zoning covariance for tattoo parlor at 18 North Lansdowne Avenue (Approved; Ms. Young voted nay)
• Supported special exception for daycare at 285 Maple Avenue (Approved; Ms. Young abstained)
• Suspended parking meters from Nov 26, 2022, through Jan 1, 2023 (Unanimous)
• Issued COA for exterior improvements at 67 North Lansdowne Avenue (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-45 regarding Act 57/Tax Collection (Unanimous)

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Public Library Board will conduct applicant interviews, discuss bylaw changes, review the treasurer's report and budget, and consider board resignations. They will also discuss a Friends fundraising letter, holiday staff gifts, and library programs. The meeting includes updates from the director and a borough liaison.

• Board applicant interviews at 7:15
• Bylaw discussion led by Andrea and Kymberly
• Treasurer's report and budget review by Ellen
• Approval of September and October minutes
• Discussion and approval of board resignations

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Committee is meeting to review the status of various infrastructure projects, including sanitation, highway, sewer, and stormwater. They will discuss the results of a recycling RFP and consider ways to measure recycling tonnage by route. The meeting also includes updates on the sewer tunnel project and the proposed sale of Delcora to Aqua, as well as facilities maintenance issues.

• Recycling RFP results and tonnage measurement for EAC review
• Update on sewer tunnel project
• Review of Delcora sale to Aqua
• Facilities maintenance: 20 CC cleaning, 20/20 House conditions, Borough Hall issues
• Street signs and bike signs update

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is meeting to review reports from the mayor, police chief, and fire marshal, and to discuss new business including police staffing, community development grants, and emergency planning. The agenda includes several items that are only listed for discussion, not final decisions.

• Grant for hiring police officers
• Police officers manual update and accreditation
• CDBG crosswalk at Wildman Arms and near library
• Resource officer for high school and additional officer position
• 2023 parking permits available online and at borough hall

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss old and new business, including the dispersal of American Rescue Plan funds, status updates on CDBG grants for crosswalk and park improvements, and various arts and culture initiatives. The meeting includes public comment periods and covers items like code enforcement, the Gateway Slope, and the Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation's financials and lot use request.

• American Rescue Plan dispersal
• CDBG grants: crosswalk upgrades, NV5 design, park fitness apparatus
• 2022 CDBG application status: McKinley Lot still open
• Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation: financials, request for Highland Avenue Lot use
• Lansdowne Arts Board and Greater Gladstone Civic Association as new business

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Arts Board will meet virtually to discuss upcoming events, including the Holiday Readings on Dec. 9, the next exhibition in January 2023, and a possible public art project. The board will also review the borough budget and address house maintenance needs at the 20*20 House.

• Holiday Readings event scheduled for Friday, Dec. 9 at 6pm
• Next exhibition planned for January 2023
• Discussion of possible public art project (utility box art)
• Review of borough-approved budget (viewable only)
• House needs: porch railing, official borough sign, use of top 2 floors

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana and dissolving the Board of Health. They will also discuss the 2023 budget, EMS services, and a bonus payment to the Fire Company. The meeting includes public comment and action on paying bills.

• Ordinance 2022-07 decriminalizing small quantities of marijuana
• Ordinance 2022-06 dissolving the Board of Health
• Resolution 2022-42 appropriating American Rescue Plan Funds
• 2023 Budget discussion
• Bonus pay to Fire Company

Borough Council adopted ordinances to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana and dissolve the Board of Health. The council also approved the appropriation of American Rescue Plan Funds and a road closure for a holiday parade.

• Adopted Ordinance 2022-07 decriminalizing small quantities of marijuana (Unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-06 dissolving the Board of Health (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-42 regarding American Rescue Plan Funds appropriation (Unanimous)
• Approved closure of Lansdowne Avenue on December 3rd for LBPA parade (Unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of Council member Kelli Bowker (Unanimous)
• Approved letter to William Penn School District regarding safety collaboration (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-43 regarding Bird Town Pennsylvania affiliation (Unanimous)
• Passed recognition of Native American Heritage Month (Unanimous)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Finance Committee is meeting to discuss several financial items, including an EIT appeal, a DVRFA loan, EMS services, an ARP resolution, the 2023 trash fee, Juneteenth 2023, the 2023 budget and 5-year plan, and non-recurring professional services. These are discussion items that may lead to decisions at a future council meeting.

• EIT appeal
• DVRFA loan
• ARP resolution
• Trash fee for 2023
• Budget 2023 and 5-year plan

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Historic Architectural Review Board is meeting to review an application for 20 Lansdowne CT, including a technical review of the 20/20 House. The agenda includes public comment, old and new business, and approval of prior minutes. This is a routine board meeting focused on one property application.

• Application review for 20 Lansdowne CT
• Technical review of 20/20 House
• Public comment period
• Approval of agenda and minutes

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its regular general meeting on October 19, 2022. The agenda includes routine approvals, reports from the treasurer, solicitor, mayor, and committees, as well as several action items. Notable discussions include the 2023 budget, a traffic study on Scottdale Road, and a resolution on domestic violence awareness. The council will also consider a motion to decriminalize marijuana and a financial policy resolution.

• Motion to advertise ordinance 2022-0x to dissolve the Board of Health
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-41 recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Motion to reject bids and rebid for recycling material handling services
• Motion to approve use of municipal lot for Today's Child Care on October 31, 2022
• Discussion of 2023 budget and traffic study on Scottdale Road

Council voted unanimously to advertise an ordinance decriminalizing low-level marijuana possession, replacing incarceration with small tickets. They also approved a $1,000 bonus for full-time employees, appropriated $3,500 to the LEDC, and authorized a traffic study on Scottdale Road. Councilmember Kellie Bowker announced her resignation, effective at the next meeting.

• Approved advertising an ordinance to decriminalize low-level marijuana possession (unanimous).
• Approved a $1,000 bonus for full-time employees and a prorated bonus for part-time employees (unanimous).
• Appropriated $3,500 to the LEDC to offset losses from the canceled arts festival (unanimous).
• Approved a traffic study on Scottdale Road, six months after the traffic change (unanimous).
• Approved a letter to William Penn School District to discuss a school resource officer (unanimous).
• Approved use of the municipal lot for Today's Child Care's trunk-treat event on October 31 (unanimous).
• Rejected bids and authorized rebidding for recycling material handling services (unanimous).
• Adopted Resolution 2022-41 recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month (unanimous).

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Public Library Board will interview board applicants, review the treasurer's report and budget, and approve the September minutes. They will also discuss representation at upcoming Delaware County Library System (DCLS) meetings and other current business.

• Board applicant interviews at 7:15 and 8:00
• Treasurer's report and budget review
• Approval of September minutes
• Representation at DCLS meeting on October 20 and trustee training on October 27
• Friends of the Library meeting on November 1

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Infrastructure Committee is meeting to review the status of various infrastructure projects, including sanitation, highway, sewer, and stormwater. They will discuss recycling RFP results, possible traffic calming measures, and updates on facilities like Borough Hall and the 20/20 House. The meeting also includes liaison board updates and public comment.

• Recycling RFP results and tonnage measurement for EAC review
• Traffic calming request from residents on borough roads
• String lights on the Avenue
• 20/20 House railing installation and basement electricity review
• HARB case involving WAWA and Zoning Hearing Board case for Presbyterian Church

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council committees are meeting to discuss public safety and health items, including a grant for hiring police, an update to the police officers manual, and a possible switch to Brandywine Valley SPCA for animal control. They will also consider a reproductive rights ordinance, a request for a traffic study on Scottsdale, and a resource officer for the high school. Public comment includes a request for more speed limit signs on main arteries.

• Grant for hiring police
• Reproductive Rights Ordinance (attached)
• CDBG crosswalks at Wildman Arms and library area
• Traffic study request on Scottsdale (6-month post direction change)
• Additional officer and Deputy Chief positions

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss ongoing economic development projects, including the dispersal of American Rescue Plan funds, CDBG grant statuses, and updates from local organizations. The agenda includes old business items such as the Lansdowne Arts and Culture Council, code enforcement, and the Historic Lansdowne Theater, as well as new business about November events. Public comment is scheduled twice.

• American Rescue Plan Dispersal
• CDBG Grants: Crosswalk, NV5 Design
• 2022 CDBG Grant Application Status Updates
• Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation—Financials, request for use of Highland Avenue Lot
• November Events—Election, Veteran’s Day

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Arts Board is meeting virtually to discuss upcoming events, including the Small Works Show for Delco Arts Week (October 1-9, 2022) at the 20*20 House, and to consider new board members and public art projects. The agenda includes planning for the show, volunteer schedules, and other community events. This is a working meeting with public comment limited to 3 minutes per speaker.

• Small Works Show for Delco Arts Week, October 1-9, 2022, at 20*20 House, curated by Erica Harney
• Possible new board member Meredith Callender, vetted June 15, 2022
• Discussion of moving Fiber Arts to 20*20 House and other craft events
• Public art project discussion, including utility box art ideas
• Review of Borough-approved budget (viewable only)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Finance Committee is meeting to discuss the 2023 budget, the 2023 trash fee, the 2022 MMO (likely a tax or fee), and the distribution of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds. These are discussion items, not final decisions.

• 2023 Budget review
• 2023 Trash fee discussion
• 2022 MMO (municipal services tax?)
• ARP (American Rescue Plan) distribution

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Arts Board is meeting virtually to discuss routine business, including approving August minutes, recruiting new board members, and planning upcoming events. They will also consider a possible public art project and review the borough budget.

• Interviewing Clare Finn and Diann Brown for board membership
• Planning artist talk for 'It's the Little Things' show
• November online feature: Utility Works artists, Supply Graphic
• Discussing December holiday reading event logistics
• Reviewing borough-approved budget

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Environment, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to discuss old and new business, including a Bee City resolution, a recycling proposal, and a naming contest for the McKinley Tot Lot. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom.

• Bee City Resolution
• McKinley Tot Lot naming contest
• Recycling proposal
• Climate Action Plan discussion at next Comprehensive Planning Meeting
• BirdTown USA signs

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its regular business meeting, where it will discuss the 2023 budget and consider several action items, including resolutions and ordinances on contractor responsibility standards and a code of conduct. The agenda also includes reports from borough officials, old and new business items, and a public comment period. An executive session on real estate is scheduled.

• 2023 Budget discussion
• Ordinance 2022-04: code of conduct for the Borough
• Ordinance 2022-05: responsibility standards for Borough contracting and contractors
• Resolution 2022-38: responsibility standards for Borough contracting and contractors
• Motion to ratify Delco Greenways II grant agreement for ped-bridge feasibility study

Council unanimously adopted a code of conduct ordinance (2022-04) and two resolutions (2022-38 and 2022-05) setting responsibility standards for borough contractors. They also ratified a Delco Greenways II grant agreement for a feasibility study of a pedestrian bridge over Darby Creek into Clifton Heights. No tax increase is planned for the third consecutive year, and a special budget meeting is set for November 30.

• Adopted Resolution 2022-38 on contractor responsibility standards (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-04 setting a code of conduct for the borough (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-05 establishing contractor responsibility standards (unanimous)
• Ratified Delco Greenways II grant agreement for pedestrian bridge feasibility study (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of bills for the period (unanimous)
• Nominated three candidates for reappointment to the Shade Tree Commission (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month (unanimous)
• Approved agenda and minutes of September 7 meeting (unanimous)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Community Relations Committee is meeting to discuss new business items including the Swarthmore Arboretum Garden Tour, website updates, Lansdowne Arts Board updates, and volunteer recognition. Old business includes the Minas Community Concert scheduled for October 22. Public comment is also on the agenda.

• Swarthmore Arboretum Garden Tour on May 7 with guest Christine Gradel
• Updates to the borough website
• Lansdowne Arts Board updates
• Volunteer recognition
• Minas Community Concert on October 22

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is reviewing the proposed 2023 budget and a five-year financial plan. The 2023 budget projects a total deficit of $246,469 across all funds, with the General Fund showing a deficit of $184,636. The five-year plan projects growing deficits, reaching a total of $1,849,807 by 2028, driven by new staffing and debt service costs.

• 2023 General Fund budget projects $8,680,615 in receipts and $8,865,251 in expenditures, a $184,636 deficit
• Adds one police officer in 2023 and a Deputy Police Chief (+$150,000) and Assistant Manager (+$115,000) positions
• Trash fee (DCSWA) to increase 6% in 2023, then 3% in 2025 and 2027
• Ladder Truck debt service of $125,000 per year for 10 years beginning 2022
• No EMT/Ambulance expense included in the 2023 budget

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Zoning Board is holding a hearing to consider one case: a variance request from Lansdowne Presbyterian Church for setback requirements tied to revised lot line revisions for properties at 140 N Lansdowne and 129 Owen Avenues, including off-street parking at 129 Owen Ave. The agenda is otherwise procedural, covering roll call, approval of the agenda, and swearing in of the appellant and zoning officer.

• Variance request for setback requirements by Lansdowne Presbyterian Church
• Properties at 140 N Lansdowne and 129 Owen Avenues
• Off-street parking space at 129 Owen Ave
• Revised lot line revisions for the properties

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Historic Architectural Review Board is meeting to review two applications: a technical review for 20 Lansdowne Court (the 20/20 House) and exterior renovations at the Wawa on 67 N Lansdowne Avenue. The agenda also includes routine items like approval of minutes, public comment, and old/new business.

• Technical review of 20 Lansdowne CT (20/20 House)
• Exterior renovations at 67 N Lansdowne Ave (WAWA)
• Public comment period
• Approval of minutes

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its regular general meeting with several votes scheduled, including adopting a stormwater management ordinance, advertising a code of conduct ordinance, and advertising a responsible contractors ordinance. The agenda also includes committee reports, old business items like CDBG 2023 and HLT construction staging, and new business such as a Girl Scout use fee and new staff positions.

• Adopt Ordinance 2022-03 on stormwater management
• Advertise Ordinance 2022-04 on Code of Conduct
• Advertise Ordinance 2022-05 on Responsible Contractors
• Adopt Resolution 2022-37 for Delco Greenways application
• Approve minutes of August 17 meeting

The council unanimously adopted Ordinance 2022-03 for stormwater management and Resolution 2022-37 to apply for a Delco Greenways grant. It also authorized advertising two new ordinances (Code of Conduct and Responsible Contractors), approved fee waivers for community events, and authorized hiring part-time police officers.

• Adopted Ordinance 2022-03 for stormwater management (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-37 for Delco Greenways grant application (unanimous)
• Authorized advertising Ordinance 2022-04 (Code of Conduct) and Ordinance 2022-05 (Responsible Contractors) (unanimous)
• Authorized applications for part-time police officers (unanimous)
• Waived fee for Girl Scouts use of 20th Century Club through December 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved fee waiver for Spina Bifida Walk at Hoffman Park (unanimous)
• Approved $500 full-page advertisement in LSO program (unanimous)
• Approved breast cancer awareness event at the Landing on October 15, 2022 (unanimous)

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Library Board is meeting to approve July minutes, review the treasurer's report and bills for July and August, and discuss the budget schedule and preliminary questions. The board will also review and approve the volunteer policy, discuss board succession and recruitment, and receive updates on library goals, projects, and the director's report. Several volunteer opportunities are noted, including staffing a library table at the Arts Festival and attending DCLS and trustee training meetings.

• Treasurer's report and bills for July and August
• Audit report and Form 990
• Review and approval of Volunteer Policy
• Board succession and recruitment process
• Volunteers needed for Arts Festival on October 2 and DCLS meeting on October 20

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss ongoing projects and updates, including the American Rescue Plan, CDBG grants, code enforcement, and highlighted local businesses. The agenda is largely a status update and discussion session, with no major votes or decisions listed.

• American Rescue Plan update
• 2022 CDBG grant application status
• Code enforcement and building permits
• Highlighted businesses: Camellia Coffee, Kia’s Bakery, Sweet Gardenia
• Ordinance for Responsible Contractors

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council will hear reports from the mayor, police chief, and fire marshal, and discuss a grant for hiring police, an update to the police officers manual with consultants for accreditation, and the Brandywine Valley SPCA as a possible alternative for animal control. Public comment includes a request for a stop sign at the access road to the train station and Gladstone Towers at Scottdale Road. Old business covers COVID-19 updates, a community bike ride, emergency planning, street signs, and a Board of Health dissolution resolution. New business includes a monkeypox information link, a reproductive rights ordinance, and a neighborhood watch.

• Grant for hiring police
• Police officers manual update with consultants for accreditation
• Brandywine Valley SPCA discussion as alternative for animal control
• Stop sign request at access road to train station and Gladstone Towers at Scottdale Road
• Reproductive rights ordinance

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is meeting to review the status of various infrastructure projects, including sanitation, highway, sewer, and stormwater. They will discuss updates on recycling pricing, trash services, yard waste composting, traffic calming requests, the Lansdowne Swim Club issue, and a stormwater ordinance. The council will also address facility maintenance items, such as the library to-do list, porch railing at the 2020 House, and back stairs at Borough Hall, and may consider issuing an RFP for street signs. New business includes requests for guidance from HARB and updates from the Zoning Hearing Board, followed by public comment and an executive session for a HARB interview.

• Traffic calming request from residents on borough roads
• Update on Lansdowne Swim Club sewer issue
• Stormwater ordinance update
• Potential RFP for street signs
• HARB guidance on 2020 House porch railing

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Environment, Parks, and Recreation Committee meets to discuss old and new business, including a community bike ride, park improvements, and committee appointments. Items are mostly discussions and proposals, with no final votes scheduled.

• Community bike ride and walk on the Lansdowne Loop starting at Highland Avenue Lot on September 17
• Shade Tree Commission reappointments: Helen Marcarelli, Joseph Parsio, Joyce Prentis
• Joe Grubb as new Parks and Recreation Board Chair
• Recycling proposal discussion
• Hay's Park fitness equipment and improvements

Borough Council Meetings

The council unanimously approved all 11 action items, including dissolving the Board of Health, authorizing a conservatorship petition for 135 Walsh Road, and entering a lease agreement with the Lansdowne Folk Club. Several reports were given on ongoing projects like bike lane construction, road resurfacing, and police statistics. No substantive decisions were made beyond the action items.

• Approved payment of bills (unanimous)
• Dissolved the Board of Health (unanimous)
• Authorized filing conservatorship petition for 135 Walsh Road (unanimous)
• Advertised RFP for Recycling Material Processing Services (unanimous)
• Entered agreement with Lansdowne Folk Club for 20th Century Club use (unanimous)
• Waived rental fee for Mansfield Brass Band holiday gig (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-36 recognizing POW/MIA Day (unanimous)
• Approved community banner display on Borough Green (unanimous)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Community Relations Committee is meeting to discuss new business items, including community concerts, a public art project, and electronic message boards. The agenda is brief and focuses on upcoming community events and potential public art initiatives.

• Minas Community Concert on October 22
• Mansfield Brass Community Sing on December 17
• Rain Art (Public Art) discussion
• Shooba Electronic Message Boards discussion

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Environmental Advisory Council is meeting to approve minutes, receive updates, and discuss business items including recycling, composting, and waste reduction. They will also review 2022 goals and plan for upcoming events and communications. The agenda is largely procedural and discussion-focused, with no major decisions or votes listed.

• Discussion of recycling, composting, and waste stream reduction priorities
• Review of 2022 goals including climate action, kitchen waste composting, and community partnerships
• Planning for Community Bike Event on September 17
• Discussion of Farmers market and e-newsletter topics
• Review of event learnings from Earth Day, Juneteenth, and other community events

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Zoning Board is holding a hearing on two variance requests. Sandra Harvey seeks a variance for a 6-foot solid front-yard fence, and a Buddhist temple represented by Mia Vo seeks a variance for a 5-foot picket fence in front yards. The board will decide on these requests after hearing from the appellants and the zoning officer.

• Sandra Harvey requests variance for 6-ft solid front-yard fence (Section 330-15)
• Buddhist temple (C/O Mia Vo) requests variance for 5-ft picket front-yard fence (Section 330-15)

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council general meeting on August 17, 2022, includes votes on several ordinances and resolutions, fee adjustments, pension obligations, and appointments. The agenda also covers committee reports, old business items like street signs and traffic calming, and new business including a code of conduct ordinance and a Brazilian music concert.

• Ordinance 2022-02 adjusting Portnoff fee charges
• Agreement amending Portnoff Law Associates fee schedule
• Resolution 2022-34 on TCDI Eastern Delaware County Bicycle Facilities Plan
• 2023 police pension minimum obligation set at $523,758
• 2023 non-uniform pension minimum obligation set at $156,980

Lansdowne Borough Council approved 18 action items unanimously, including a contract with Bergmann Collier for traffic calming design on Plumstead Avenue and East Greenwood Avenue not to exceed $17,589, adoption of Ordinance 2022-02 adjusting Portnoff fees, and a resolution supporting Ukrainian independence. The meeting also included reports on police promotions, code enforcement, and community events.

• Approved Bergmann Collier traffic calming design contract not to exceed $17,589 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-02 adjusting Portnoff fees (unanimous)
• Approved revised easement agreement with Historic Lansdowne Theater Corp. (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-34 for TCDI Eastern Delaware County Bicycle Facilities Plan (unanimous)
• Set 2023 police pension minimum municipal obligation at $523,758 (unanimous)
• Set 2023 non-uniform pension minimum municipal obligation at $156,980 (unanimous)
• Promoted Officer Oulouhijan to Class C officer (unanimous)
• Authorized $2,500 for Minas community concert on a date to be determined (unanimous)

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Arts Board is meeting virtually to discuss several upcoming events and projects. Key items include a proposed art show for Delco Arts Week in October, a possible public art project, and the return of fiber gatherings. The board will also consider new members and review the borough budget.

• Proposal for Delco Arts Week show, October 1-9, 2022, at 20*20 House, featuring small works by Lansdowne residents
• Discussion of possible public art project, including utility box art examples
• Fiber gatherings resume September 1 and 15, 7-9pm, at Twentieth Century Club Basement
• Call for artists for Utility Works and photography, submissions due by Sept. 30
• Review of Borough Approved Budget (viewable only)

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Parks and Recreation Board is meeting to discuss filling the chair and vice chair positions, review the 2022 events calendar, and consider park rules, signage, and long-range improvements. The board will also receive updates on construction projects and a naming contest for McKinley Tot Lot. This is a regular monthly meeting with public comment.

• Chair and vice chair positions open; Mary Catherine Berner approved as secretary
• Upcoming events: Aug 26 Movie Night at Hoffman Park, Aug 27 Plant-Based Community Fun Day at Hays Park, Sep 17 bike event at Highland Ave Lot
• Park rules and signage review
• Neighborhood survey for park needs tied to Comprehensive Plan
• Updates on Gateway construction, McKinley Tot Lot construction and naming contest, solar tables at Hays Park

The Lansdowne Parks and Recreation Board elected Joe Grubb as Chair by unanimous vote. The board also scheduled four fall park cleanups from September through December. No members of the public attended, and no other formal decisions were made.

• Elected Joe Grubb as Board Chair (unanimous)
• Scheduled fall cleanups: Sept 10 Reservoir Park, Oct 1 Hays Park, Nov 5 Pennock Woods, Dec 3 Marlyn Park

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Boards and Commissions meeting covers police department items including a promotion, a hiring grant, and a manual update, plus discussion of the Brandywine Valley SPCA as a possible animal control alternative. Old business includes COVID-19 updates, a community bike ride, street sign replacements, and a Board of Health review. New business features a monkeypox update, a reproductive rights ordinance, and a food truck requirement discussion.

• Promotion of Officer Oulouhojian to Patrol Officer Class C
• Grant for hiring police officers
• Street sign replacement: 150 signs at $175 each and 50 new poles/signs at $350 each, totaling $43,750
• Brandywine Valley SPCA discussion as possible animal control alternative
• Reproductive Rights Ordinance discussion

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council will hear reports from the mayor, police chief, and fire marshal, and discuss several police-related items including a promotion, a hiring grant, and a manual update. They will also consider the Brandywine Valley SPCA as a possible alternative for animal control, review the outcome of National Night Out, and address new business such as a reproductive rights ordinance and a food truck requirement.

• Promotion of Officer Oulouhojian to Patrol Officer Class C
• Grant for hiring police officers
• Street sign replacement: 150 signs at $175 each, 50 new poles and signs at $350 each, totaling $43,750
• Discussion of Brandywine Valley SPCA as animal control alternative
• Reproductive Rights Ordinance discussion

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Economic Development Committee is meeting to conduct an executive session interview for the Planning Commission and to discuss various economic development and community items. The agenda includes updates on arts, CDBG/ARPA funds, code enforcement, and the comprehensive plan, as well as new business on a code of conduct ordinance and a responsible contractors ordinance. Public comment is scheduled.

• Executive session interview for Planning Commission
• Ordinance for Code of Conduct
• Ordinance for Responsible Contractors
• CDBG and American Rescue Plan updates
• Historic Lansdowne Theater meeting and parking

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Infrastructure Committee is meeting to review the status of various infrastructure projects, including sanitation, recycling, trash, highway, sewer, stormwater, and facilities. They will discuss a resident request for traffic calming, an update on the Lansdowne Swim Club issue, and results of a code inspection at the 20/20 House. The meeting also includes updates on the stormwater ordinance and new business from the HARB and Zoning Hearing Board.

• Recycling pricing from Great Valley Recycling: $30.65 for June
• Request from residents for traffic calming on borough roads
• Stormwater ordinance update
• Update on Lansdowne Swim Club issue
• Results of code inspection at 20/20 House

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Environment, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to discuss updates on sustainability, parks, and recreation programs. Items include a community bike ride, a naming contest for McKinley Tot Lot, and a resignation from the Environmental Advisory Council. The committee will also consider a community garden at Presbyterian Church and a Climate Action Plan.

• Community Bike Ride and walk on the Lansdowne Loop starting at Highland Avenue Lot, September 17th
• McKinley Tot Lot progress and naming contest
• Resignation of Charlene Bennett from EAC
• Community Garden at Presbyterian Church
• Climate Action Plan

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) is meeting to review business items including community garden/composting at Presbyterian Church, climate action planning for the Comprehensive Plan update, and updates on community events like Hays Park Community Party and farmers market. The agenda also includes reports from the Borough Council liaison and announcements. This is a regular working meeting with no formal votes or public hearings scheduled.

• Community garden / community composting at Presbyterian Church (Rev. Jonathon Britt)
• Climate Action planning: issues recommended for inclusion in Comprehensive Plan update
• Hays Park Community Party planning update and action items
• Farmers market update (Dale)
• Lansdowne e-newsletter topics due August 17 (Hays Park event, meatless recipes, complete streets, bicycle lanes)

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Zoning Appeals Board is holding a hearing on two cases: a special exception request to use a property at 216 Wabash Ave as a family day care home, and a variance request for the height and style of a proposed front fence at 263 N Lansdowne Ave. The board will take testimony from appellants and attendees before deciding on these matters.

• Case #1: Special exception hearing for family day care home at 216 Wabash Ave (appellant: Quisha Myers Pittman)
• Case #2: Variance request for fence height and style at 263 N Lansdowne Ave (appellant: Roberta Host Maloney)

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes, reports, and a series of motions. Key actions include voting on an ordinance to adjust fees charged by Portnoff, several resolutions related to sewer modules and a grant application, and promotions for two police officers. The agenda also includes discussions on old and new business items such as a stormwater easement and special needs advocacy.

• Ordinance 2022-02 adjusting fees Portnoff is authorized to charge
• Resolution 2022-28 regarding DELCORA's Act 537 Plan submission to DEP
• Resolution 2022-32 to apply for a multi-modal grant for Veterans Parkway
• Resolution 2022-33 regarding truck size and weight
• Promotions of Officer Lassiter to Class D and Officer Lyons to Class C

The Lansdowne Borough Council approved multiple resolutions, including sewer modules for three properties, a multi-modal grant application for Veterans Parkway, and a truck size/weight resolution. It promoted Officer Lassiter to Class D and Officer Lyons to Class C, adopted statements on Dobbs v. Jackson and the Clean Air Act, and tabled the Certified Local Government designation until after the Comprehensive Plan is completed. The council also authorized the purchase of event tents up to $5,000 and approved the website reorganization plan.

• Adopted Resolution 2022-28 regarding DELCORA's Act 537 Plan (null and void)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-29 for sewer module at 12 South Wycombe Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-30 for sewer module at 48-50 East Baltimore Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-31 for sewer module at 17 South Highland Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-32 to apply for multi-modal grant for Veterans Parkway (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-33 regarding truck size and weight (unanimous)
• Promoted Officer Lassiter to Class D and Officer Lyons to Class C (unanimous)
• Tabled Certified Local Government until completion of Comprehensive Plan (one dissent)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is meeting to discuss police department matters, including grants, manual updates, and promotions, as well as an upcoming anti-gun march. They will also review old business on COVID-19 resources and new business on a community bike ride, emergency planning, and street sign replacement costs.

• Promotion of Officer Lassiter to Class D and Officer Lyons to Class C
• Discussion of anti-gun march scheduled for 7/16/22
• Street sign replacement: 150 signs at $175 each, 50 new poles and signs at $350 each, total $43,750
• Traffic study for East Greenwood and E Plumstead taken up by Infrastructure committee
• Community Bike Ride and Walk on Sept 17th seeking sponsorship

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Infrastructure Committee will discuss various infrastructure projects, including sanitation, recycling, highway improvements, sewer proposals, and stormwater updates. They will also consider a resolution on Certified Local Government status and a resolution against bigger trucks, among other items.

• Big Lots Contract: NTP 6/1/2022, $200k total (ARP and General Fund $100k each)
• PennDOT Marshall Road Diet: summer 2022 narrowing from Plumstead to Windermere with buffered bike lane
• 2023 F-550 4x4 chassis cab and dump truck purchase: $98,000, approved May 18th, delivery pending recall
• Street sign replacement: ~200 signs, estimated $43,750 plus signs
• Hilldale Road Bridge: estimated let August 2023

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Environment, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to discuss old and new business, including updates on sustainability, park improvements, and community events. They will consider a statement on climate change, actions from the Climate Action Plan, and participation in a bike ride and walk event. The meeting is open to the public in person and via Zoom.

• Discussion of fitness apparatus for Hays Park, possibly funded through CDBG
• Consideration of a statement about climate change and actions from the Climate Action Plan
• Plan to participate in National Night Out on August 2 with a table
• Community bike ride and walk on the Lansdowne Loop on September 17
• Update on pollinator clean-up at Interboro Park and park improvements at Hays Park

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) is meeting to review ongoing projects and plan future initiatives. Key topics include waste stream and recycling efforts, climate action planning, community conversations, and environmental education. The council will also consider new business items such as a National Night Out proposal and social media presence.

• Discussion of kitchen waste and yard waste composting options
• Recycling programs for apartment dwellers
• Climate action planning goals for Borough Council consideration
• Possible addition of literature on unhealthy air at farmers market
• National Night Out proposal

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss updates on arts and cultural programs, federal funding allocations, and various development projects. The agenda includes old business items like the Comprehensive Plan and Historic Lansdowne Theater parking, plus new business on a community bike ride and county funding discussions.

• CDBG and American Rescue Plan funding updates
• Historic Lansdowne Theater parking plan
• Gateway Slope project
• Certified Local Government ordinance changes
• Community Walk/Bike Ride with Greater Philadelphia Bicycle Coalition on September 17

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Community Relations Committee is meeting to hear a presentation from Linda Rooney of Dandelion Digital about proposed website updates, followed by public comment. The agenda is short and contains only these two items.

• Presentation by Linda Rooney of Dandelion Digital on proposed website updates
• Public comment period

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Zoning Board is holding a hearing on two variance requests. Habitat for Humanity seeks setback variances for two duplexes on Dudley Ave, and Lansdowne Presbyterian Church seeks a setback variance for lot line revisions at 140 N Lansdowne and 129 Owen Avenues. The board will also handle procedural items like roll call and agenda approval.

• Habitat for Humanity: variance for setback requirements for 2 duplexes on Dudley Ave
• Lansdowne Presbyterian Church: variance for setback requirements for lot line revisions at 140 N Lansdowne and 129 Owen Avenues

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Library Board is meeting to approve May minutes, hear the treasurer's report and bills, and receive updates from committees including governance, fundraising, marketing, lobbying, and personnel. The board will also discuss representation at Delaware County Library System (DCLS) meetings and a Friends fundraiser letter for the September Borough Newsletter. No major decisions or new projects are on the agenda.

• Approval of May minutes
• Treasurer's report and bills
• DCLS meeting representation for August 18th
• Friends fundraiser letter for September Borough Newsletter
• Library project update with no new updates

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its general meeting on June 15, 2022, with a public meeting on the intermunicipal liquor license transfer for 55 East Baltimore Avenue. The council will vote on several motions, including contracts, resolutions, and appointments. The agenda includes both old and new business items, with decisions expected on grants, development support, and various recognitions.

• Liquor license transfer for 55 East Baltimore Avenue
• Contract award to Ambient Group for tank remediation at 31 North Lansdowne Avenue
• Resolution 2022-24 establishing Pollinator Week
• Resolution 2022-27 supporting the Whole Homes Repairs Act
• Agreement with NV5 for Veterans Parkway design and construction documentation

The Lansdowne Borough Council held a public hearing and then unanimously approved the intermunicipal transfer of a liquor license from Yeadon to a restaurant to be opened at 55 East Baltimore Avenue. The council also approved several resolutions, contracts, and appointments, including a resolution supporting the Whole Homes Repairs Act and a contract for Veterans Parkway design. A motion to support Habitat for Humanity's proposed development on Dudley Avenue passed with two abstentions.

• Approved liquor license transfer for 55 East Baltimore Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-27 supporting Whole Homes Repairs Act (unanimous)
• Awarded contract to Ambient Group for tank remediation at 31 North Lansdowne Avenue (unanimous)
• Entered agreement with NV5 for Veterans Parkway final design (unanimous)
• Approved support for Habitat for Humanity Dudley Avenue development (passed, 2 abstentions)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-24 establishing Pollinator Week (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-25 recognizing Scleroderma Day (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-26 recognizing Liberian Independence Day (unanimous)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) committee is meeting to discuss old business, including cultural competency training, employee feedback, policy and procedures, hiring practices, and other DEI initiatives. They will also hear a presentation from Tina Gilbert and NOVA Collective, and consider submitting a name for an independent contractor to implement DEI efforts.

• Cultural competency training with trainers
• Employee feedback on Borough policies
• Hiring practices and employee handbook revisions
• Supplier diversity statement
• Independent contractor for DEI implementation

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Arts Board is meeting virtually to discuss routine business including approving minutes, recruiting new board members, and planning upcoming events. They will also consider participating in a BLM banner display and creating a punch list of improvements for the 20*20 House.

• Discussion of process for receiving, approving, and onboarding new board members
• Call for Utility Works artists
• Fiber Gathering public event planned for 1st and 3rd Thursdays, pending Borough Council approval
• Possible participation in BLM banner (12' x 200') outside Penn Wood High School on Green Avenue, June 13-16
• Review of Borough Approved Budget (viewable only)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding an infrastructure committee meeting to review the status of various projects, including recycling and trash services, road work, sewer and stormwater updates, and facility maintenance. They will also discuss contracts, such as the Reisinger contract expiring in July, and consider resolutions related to the Historic Architectural Review Board and a coalition against bigger trucks. The meeting includes public comment and an executive session.

• Recycling pricing update from Great Valley Recycling
• Trash service update on staffing, equipment, and customer service
• Reisinger Contract expiring in July - status of bidding
• Borough Hall climate control (RTU AAON and basement boiler) update
• Resolution on Coalition Against Bigger Trucks

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Environment, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to discuss updates on parks, sustainability, and community events. Items include old business like the Gateway Slope Park and McKinley Tot Lot naming contest, plus new business on shade tree appointments and recycling data. The meeting is open to the public in person and via Zoom.

• Gateway Slope Park update
• Shade Tree Commission resignation and appointments
• Recycling data request from EAC
• June 28 pollinator clean up at Interboro Park
• June 25 park improvements event at Hays Park

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Planning Commission is meeting to review two applications: a technical review for a Habitat for Humanity project on Dudley Ave and lot line revisions for Lansdowne Presbyterian Church at 104 N. Lansdowne Avenue. The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes and public comment.

• Technical review of Habitat for Humanity project on Dudley Ave
• Lot line revisions for Lansdowne Presbyterian Church at 104 N. Lansdowne Avenue

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss ongoing projects and updates, including the arts council, community development block grants, the farmers market, and the historic theater parking plan. The agenda also includes new business items such as Senate Bill 1135 and Liberia Day.

• Lansdowne Arts and Cultural Council update
• CDBG and American Rescue Plan updates
• Farmers Market and contract via LEDC
• Historic Lansdowne Theater parking plan
• Senate Bill 1135 and Liberia Day as new business

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Community Relations Committee is meeting to discuss updates on Juneteenth and July 4th events, consider a library board reappointment, and plan library themes for the summer months. The agenda is mostly routine and informational, with no major decisions or financial items listed.

• Juneteenth update
• 4th of July update
• Library Board Reappointment
• Library themes for July, August, September

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Historic Architectural Review Board is meeting to consider an application from All About Nails at 10 S. Lansdowne Avenue, along with routine items like approving the agenda and minutes. Public comment is also scheduled.

• Application review: All About Nails, 10 S. Lansdowne Avenue
• Approval of minutes from May 24, 2022
• Public comment period

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Environmental Advisory Council is meeting to review ongoing projects and set priorities. They will discuss waste stream and recycling efforts, climate action planning, environmental education events, and other initiatives. The meeting includes reports from Borough Council and committee liaisons, and a review of 2022 goals.

• Discussion of kitchen waste composting options and recycling for apartment dwellers
• Planning for June 15 workshop and June 25 'Food and Our Planet' event
• Requests for Borough Council assistance on climate planning
• Proposal for EAC social media presence, including a Lansdowne Bird Town Facebook page
• Goal to partner with 20 leaders of other Lansdowne organizations by end of 2022

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its regular business meeting on June 1, 2022. They will consider several action items, including extending a RACP grant for the HLTC, awarding a contract for tank remediation at 31 North Lansdowne Avenue, issuing a certificate of approval for window signage, adopting resolutions for Pollinator Week and Scleroderma Day, and advertising a traffic ordinance adding a STOP sign at Wycombe and McKinley. Public comment is scheduled, and the meeting will conclude with an executive session.

• Motion to enter agreement with Office of the Budget extending RACP grant for HLTC
• Motion to award contract to Ambient Group for remediation of tanks at 31 North Lansdowne Avenue
• Motion to issue COA for 20 North Lansdowne for window signage
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-24 establishing Pollinator Week
• Motion to advertise traffic ordinance adding STOP on Wycombe at McKinley

The Lansdowne Borough Council held a business meeting on June 1, 2022, but took no formal votes or decisions. The agenda was posted late, so per the Sunshine Act, items not covered will be addressed at the June 15 meeting. The meeting included presentations from Senior Community Services and the National Scleroderma Foundation, plus reports from borough officials on topics like a liquor license transfer, police statistics, and upcoming projects.

• No formal motions or votes were taken during the meeting
• Agenda items deferred to June 15 meeting due to late posting
• Received application for intermunicipal liquor license transfer for 55 East Baltimore Ave; hearing scheduled for June 15 if ad requirements met
• Bid opening for borough properties and maintenance contract set for June 14
• Pre-construction meeting for Road Project planned for next week
• Adjourned to executive session unanimously at 7:57 p.m.

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is meeting to consider a single action item: a motion to enter into an agreement with GKO Architects for professional services related to facilities planning. The rest of the agenda is procedural (call to order, pledge, roll call, agenda approval, and adjournment).

• Motion to enter agreement with GKO Architects for professional services related to facilities planning

The Lansdowne Borough Council held a special meeting on May 25, 2022, and approved an agreement with GKO Architects for professional services related to facilities planning. The agenda was also approved unanimously. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting adjourned shortly after.

• Approved agreement with GKO Architects for facilities planning (unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Arts Board is meeting virtually to discuss board member recruitment, upcoming events, and public art initiatives. Items include next steps for the Haiku project, a call for Utility Works artists, and a possible BLM banner outside Penn Wood High School. The board will also review the borough-approved budget.

• Discussion of process for new board member applications and interviews
• Next steps for Haiku project, possibly printing on lawn signs
• Call for Utility Works artists, possibly pushed to July
• Fiber Gathering dates (1st and 3rd Thursdays) at Twentieth Century Club Basement, awaiting Borough Council approval
• BLM banner (12' x 200') planned for outside Penn Wood High School on Green Avenue, June 13-16

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Historic Architectural Review Board is meeting to approve the agenda and minutes from April 26, 2022, and to hear public comment. The main item is a signage application for Camellia Coffee House at 20 N Lansdowne Ave, presented by owner Matthew Saperstone. The meeting also includes old and new business, and a good and welfare period.

• Signage application for Camellia Coffee House, 20 N Lansdowne Ave, owner Matthew Saperstone
• Approval of minutes from April 26, 2022
• Public comment period
• Old business and new business items

Borough Council Meetings

The Borough Council is considering several motions including a COPS grant application for a new police officer and the purchase of an F550 dump truck. The meeting also includes discussions on ARP funds for bicycle facilities and a tot lot, as well as various board appointments and resignations.

• Motion to purchase 2022 F550 Public Works dump truck vehicle
• Motion to apply for COPS grant for funding of a new police officer
• Motion to enter agreement with Aspirant for Police Department accreditation
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-21 regarding LGBTQIA
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-22 regarding National Public Works Week 2022

The Lansdowne Borough Council unanimously approved all 21 action items, including purchasing a new dump truck, hiring a code enforcement officer, adopting resolutions for LGBTQIA recognition and National Public Works Week, and entering an agreement for police accreditation. The council also approved a summer schedule that cancels the first meetings in July and August, and confirmed the appointment of Tiara Orange to the Redevelopment Authority. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved purchase of 2022 F550 dump truck (unanimous)
• Ratified hiring of code enforcement officer Clemente Mboya (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-21 regarding LGBTQIA (unanimous)
• Entered agreement with Aspirant for police accreditation (unanimous)
• Applied for COPS grant for new police officer (unanimous)
• Approved summer schedule, cancelling first meetings in July and August (unanimous)
• Confirmed appointment of Tiara Orange to Redevelopment Authority (unanimous)
• Approved closing Green Avenue for Black Lives Matter mural June 10-19 (unanimous)

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Library Board is meeting to approve minutes, review the treasurer's report, and discuss board succession and library goals. They will also cover outreach opportunities, including the Farmers Market and Upper Darby Pride Festival, and receive committee reports. No major decisions or contracts are on the agenda.

• Approval of April minutes and treasurer's report
• Board succession next steps and library goals discussion
• Farmers Market dates: June 25, July 30, September 24
• Upper Darby Pride Festival on June 11 and Arts Festival in October
• DCLS meetings scheduled for June 16 and August 18

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Parks and Recreation Board is meeting to discuss and decide on the 2022 events calendar, park rules and signage, the McKinley Tot Lot naming contest, and a neighborhood survey for park needs. They will also review park improvements, knotweed remediation, and bluebird boxes. Informational updates include Gateway construction and board membership.

• 2022 events calendar: May 21 STEAM at TCC, June 4 Hoffman Park Cleanup, June 17 Movie Night, July 2 or 9 Belmont Cleanup
• Park rules review and signage
• McKinley Tot Lot naming contest implementation
• Neighborhood survey for park needs
• Knotweed remediation cutbacks in June

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss ongoing projects and updates, including the arts council, CDBG and ARPA funds, the farmers market, and a parking plan for the Historic Lansdowne Theater. The committee will also conduct interviews for Redevelopment Authority appointments in executive session.

• Interview for Redevelopment Authority (executive session)
• CDBG updates / America Rescue Plan update
• LEDC updates: Farmer's Market and Contract
• Historic Lansdowne Theater - Parking Plan
• NV5 Design - Funding Possibilities

The Economic Development Committee recommended appointing Tiara Orange to the Redevelopment Authority, spending $100,000 on the McKinley Avenue Tot Lot and $100,000 on a Bicycle Facilities Plan, and adopting an LGBTQIA Pride Resolution. The committee also discussed ARP funds, code enforcement updates, and a potential Earned Income Tax increase from 0.5% to 1%.

• Recommended appointing Tiara Orange to the Redevelopment Authority
• Recommended spending $100,000 to close costs for McKinley Avenue Tot Lot
• Recommended spending $100,000 on Bicycle Facilities Plan
• Recommended LGBTQIA Pride Resolution for Council
• Discussed Earned Income Tax increase from 0.5% to 1% (no action taken)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding a committee meeting with reports from the mayor, police chief, fire marshal, and fire chief, followed by public comment. Under old business, they will discuss updates to the police department manual, consultants, and accreditation. New business includes a COVID-19 update, a grant for hiring police officers, a childcare center traffic request, and a Black Fatherhood Resource Fair.

• Police department manual update with consultants and accreditation
• Grant for hiring police officers
• Childcare center request to restrict traffic in Owen parking lot on June 13th
• Delco Black Caucus Black Fatherhood Resource Fair
• Street signs discussion

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Infrastructure Committee is reviewing a range of infrastructure items, including an unchanged 2022 sewer fee, a rejected CDBG application for the Essex area sewer project, and various paving and vehicle purchases. They are also discussing sanitation contracts, stormwater permits, and multiple facility and park projects. The agenda is largely a status update and discussion of ongoing and proposed work.

• 2022 sewer fee unchanged at base + $7.52 per 1,000 gallons
• 2023 F-550 4x4 chassis cab and dump truck estimated at $100,000
• Trash fee increase of 5.83% to $363 per unit due to DCSWA tip fee increase
• TCC Campus exterior repairs totaling $44,866
• Crosswalk contract award $163,422.72 (OHCD $87,000, Borough $76,422.72)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Environment, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to discuss updates and new business related to parks, environmental initiatives, and recreation programs. Items include park improvements, community events, and potential collaborations. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major decisions or contracts listed.

• Gateway Slope Park update
• McKinley Tot Lot naming contest and ground-breaking
• Parks and Recreation Summer Movie Series (Oceans of Possibility)
• EAC Climate Action Plan community outreach
• Farmer's Markets – EAC

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Environmental Advisory Council is meeting to discuss routine business, including approval of April minutes, updates from Borough Council and other committees, and progress on 2022 goals. Key topics include waste stream and recycling, climate action planning, environmental education events, and Birdtown activities. The agenda is largely procedural, with reports and action items rather than major decisions.

• Review of 2022 goals: climate action, kitchen waste composting, social media, community partners
• Discussion of 'Food and Our Planet' event on June 25 and composting workshop at the Library on June 15
• Report on Earth Day event successes and learnings
• Update on Farmers Market and e-newsletter topics (due June 15)
• Discussion of Howard Sherman letter re severe weather emergencies

The Lansdowne Environmental Advisory Council approved the April minutes and agenda, and received reports that the Meatless Monday resolution was approved by Borough Council. The council formed a committee for the 'Food and the Planet' event, which will request a date change to August 27. No other substantive decisions were made; most items were reports or planning discussions.

• Approved April meeting minutes
• Approved meeting agenda
• Formed committee for Food and the Planet event (Carol, Eula, Christine)
• Committee to request date change to August 27

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council business meeting on May 4, 2022, includes reports from the solicitor, manager, police chief, and engineer, plus action items. The council will vote on authorizing bill payments, advertising for bids to remediate an oil tank at 31 North Lansdowne Avenue, entering a mural agreement with WPSD, and adopting Resolution 2022-20 recognizing Asian American Pacific Islander Month. Old business includes a fee waiver for the Lansdowne Symphony Orchestra, a comprehensive plan public meeting, and blight remediation.

• Motion to advertise for bids for oil tank remediation at 31 North Lansdowne Avenue
• Motion to enter agreement with WPSD for mural installation
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-20 recognizing Asian American Pacific Islander Month
• Lansdowne Symphony Orchestra TCC fee waiver
• Comprehensive Plan public meeting scheduled for June 16 at 6:30pm

The Lansdowne Borough Council unanimously approved several action items, including an agreement with the William Penn School District for a mural installation, a resolution recognizing Asian American Pacific Islander Month, and fee waivers for the Lansdowne Symphony Orchestra and Delco Black Caucus. The council also authorized payment of bills and advertised for bids for oil tank remediation at 31 North Lansdowne Avenue. No substantive policy decisions were made beyond these routine approvals.

• Authorized payment of bills for the period (unanimous)
• Advertised for bids for oil tank remediation at 31 North Lansdowne Avenue (unanimous)
• Entered agreement with WPSD for mural installation (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-20 recognizing Asian American Pacific Islander Month (unanimous)
• Waived fee for Lansdowne Symphony Orchestra use of 20th Century Club on October 2nd (unanimous)
• Adopted 'Growing Together Again' as 2022 4th of July Parade theme (unanimous)
• Waived fees for Delco Black Caucus use of 20th Century Club on June 11th (unanimous)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Community Relations committee is meeting to discuss old and new business, including promoting Juneteenth, the borough newsletter, 4th of July events, and library dates. The agenda is mostly planning and promotion items with no major decisions or financial actions listed.

• Juneteenth promotion
• Borough newsletter
• 4th of July events
• Library dates

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its regular general meeting on April 20, 2022. The agenda includes a mix of routine administrative items (minutes, reports, appointments) and several substantive votes, including awarding a 2022 paving contract, setting a sewer tapping fee, adopting a Meatless Mondays resolution, and approving a $1,500 budget for Juneteenth. The council will also consider a police patrol rifle policy, a farmers market agreement, and multiple board appointments.

• Motion to award 2022 paving contract to Albert Cipolloni & Sons, Inc.
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-18 setting a sewer tapping fee
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-19 establishing Meatless Mondays
• Motion to approve a $1,500 budget for Juneteenth
• Motion to approve Patrol Rifle Policy (police)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council met for committee meetings, receiving reports from the mayor, police chief, fire marshal, and fire chief. Under old business, they discussed emergency preparedness, a police manual update, and the ongoing rollout of police body cameras, which are now in use by all officers. New business included COVID-19 booster information, a law enforcement chaplain resource, a possible new full-time officer, and a Board of Health update.

• Police body cameras: all officers trained and using devices; complaints about remembering to turn on and upload; assisted in one arrest
• Discussed possible addition of 1 full-time police officer
• Law Enforcement Chaplains of Delaware County flyer attached; chaplain assigned to area as resource
• COVID-19 booster information: Delaware County call center phone (484) 276-2100 and email COVID19RESOURCES@CODELAWARE.PA.US
• Board of Health: implementation of County Health Department update

The council heard police updates, including the decision to order a standard 2022 police truck instead of a hybrid due to longer servicing times. The department will use Aspirant Consulting Group for accreditation, with finance reviewing. Handheld parking ticketing is being implemented, and smoke detector distribution was announced.

• Ordered standard 2022 police truck instead of hybrid (no vote recorded)
• Selected Aspirant Consulting Group for police accreditation (no vote recorded)
• Began conversion to handheld parking ticketing (no vote recorded)

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Arts Board is meeting virtually to discuss board member recruitment and onboarding, updates on the 20*20 House building repairs, and planning for upcoming art events. The board will also consider participating in a BLM banner display outside Penn Wood High School and review the borough-approved budget.

• Discussion of new board member application form and onboarding process
• Update on 20*20 House building usage and needed repairs
• Fiber Gathering public event scheduled for 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 7-9pm at Twentieth Century Club Basement
• BLM banner (12' x 200') planned for Penn Wood High School on Green Avenue, June 13-16
• Review of borough-approved budget (viewable only)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Environment, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to discuss old business including the Gateway Slope Park update, Earth Day plans, and the Delco Sustainability Conference. New business includes a Meatless Monday resolution, a food-related event, and parks and recreation openings. The meeting includes public comment periods and an executive session for EAC interviews prior to the meeting.

• Gateway Slope Park update
• Earth Day update
• Delco Sustainability Conference
• Meatless Monday Resolution
• Parks and Recreation Openings

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Infrastructure Committee will review last month's minutes and discuss the status of various infrastructure projects, including facilities, stormwater, highway/sanitation, and sewer. They will also interview Jason McLauglin for reappointment to the Zoning Hearing Board and hold a public comment period.

• Review of infrastructure projects: Library, Borough Hall, 2020 House, 20CC, Borough Yard
• Creating a process to report maintenance issues
• Interview Jason McLauglin for Zoning Hearing Board reappointment
• Public comment period

The committee discussed several ongoing projects but made no final decisions. The MS4 permit was approved by the DEP, and the street sweeping schedule will be promoted. Paving bids are expected, with a vote at the next meeting. The crosswalk project is complete, and final payment will be made.

• MS4 permit approved by DEP, requiring BMPs for sediment reduction
• Street sweeping schedule to be posted on website
• ADA ramp approved for installation at 2020 House
• Crosswalk project completed, final payment to be remitted
• Demolition at 43 S. Lansdowne complete, property to be leveled and seeded
• Process to replace street signs initiated

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council business meeting on April 6, 2022, will consider routine approvals, reports from officials, and several action items. Key decisions include awarding a contract for an ADA ramp, soliciting facilities planning proposals, and authorizing a Fourth of July parade.

• Award contract to Patriot Mobility for ADA ramp at 20 Lansdowne Court
• Solicit proposals for facilities planning
• Conduct a Fourth of July Parade
• Authorize Lansdowne Votes banner on Borough Green from April 15, 2022
• Appointments to EAC and Parks and Recreation Board

The Lansdowne Borough Council unanimously approved several action items, including awarding a contract for an ADA ramp at 20 Lansdowne Court, appointing two members to boards, and authorizing various community events. The council also approved soliciting proposals for facilities planning and permitting a banner for Lansdowne Votes. No public comments were made.

• Awarded ADA ramp installation contract to Patriot Mobility (unanimous)
• Appointed Dale Harris to EAC, term expiring 4/06/2025 (unanimous)
• Appointed Mary Catherine Brener to Parks and Recreation Board, term expiring 04/06/2025 (unanimous)
• Authorized solicitation of proposals for facilities planning (unanimous)
• Approved Fourth of July Parade at 9:00 a.m. (unanimous)
• Authorized Lansdowne Votes to erect banner on Borough Green starting April 15, 2022 (unanimous)
• Authorized advertising for Juneteenth event (unanimous)
• Approved town-wide yard sale on May 14, 2022 (unanimous)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Community Relations Committee is meeting via Zoom to discuss several community items, including Lansdowne Arts Board events, a budget for Juneteenth, library board re-appointments, and a website volunteer portal. The agenda is largely discussion-oriented with no formal votes listed.

• Discussion of Lansdowne Arts Board newsletters
• Budget for Juneteenth
• Library Boards re-appointments
• Website volunteer portal

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Environmental Advisory Council is meeting to approve minutes, hear reports from Borough Council and committees, and review progress on its 2022 goals, including climate action, composting, waste stream and recycling, environmental education, and Birdtown. The agenda includes action items for team leads and discussion of upcoming events like Earth Day and a recycling event in Upper Darby.

• Review of 2022 goals: climate action, kitchen waste composting, raising EAC profile, social media, community partners
• Composting action plan discussion
• Report on waste stream and recycling, including April 7 Upper Darby event
• Earth Day activities and follow-on planning
• Discussion of Howard Sherman letter re severe weather emergencies

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Historic Architectural Review Board is meeting to review applications for changes to properties on Lansdowne Avenue, including awnings and window replacements. They will also discuss repairs done without approval after an accident. The meeting includes public comment and approval of previous minutes.

• 18-20 North Lansdowne Avenue: Utility Works awnings application
• 12-22 South Lansdowne Avenue: repairs after accident completed without application or approval
• 83-87 South Lansdowne Avenue: replacement of 86 windows with Pexic windows, sample available

The Historical Architectural Review Board approved an awning application for 18-20 North Lansdowne Avenue and voted to accept a door replacement at 12-22 South Lansdowne Avenue, with a recommendation to repair brickwork and return with samples. The board found proposed window replacements for 83-87 South Lansdowne Avenue (Ath Dara) inappropriate to the historic nature of the building. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved awning application for 18-20 North Lansdowne Avenue (unanimous)
• Accepted door replacement at 12-22 South Lansdowne Avenue (4 yes, 1 either)
• Recommended brickwork repairs and return with samples for 12-22 South Lansdowne Avenue
• Found Ath Dara window replacements inappropriate to historic nature

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its regular general meeting with a full agenda of reports, old business, and new business. Key actions include voting on a police use-of-force policy, promoting an officer, entering an agreement for a remote automated parking ticket system, and adopting several resolutions. The meeting also includes routine items like bill payments and appointments.

• Motion to adopt Police Use of Force Policy
• Motion to promote Officer Michael Oulouhojian to Class 'D' Patrol Officer
• Motion to enter agreement with United Public Safety for remote automated parking ticket system
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-14 recognizing Diversity Month 2022
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-16 recognizing Earth Day 2022

Boards and Commissions

The Lansdowne Library Board is meeting to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, and receive committee updates. They will discuss the upcoming book sale, library goals, and a library project, along with the director's report. The agenda is routine, with no major decisions or public hearings.

• Approval of February minutes
• Treasurer's report and bills
• Book sale on April 30, 9:30 AM - 2:00 PM, volunteers needed
• Library goals and project updates
• Executive session on personnel

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Environment, Parks, and Recreation Committee will meet to review updates on local parks, plan Earth Day events, and consider requests from the Environmental Advisory Council (EAC), including a resolution supporting a county plastic bag ban. The committee will also discuss a park naming contest and other agenda items. Public comment is scheduled.

• NV5 Landing/Veteran's Park update
• Gateway Slope Park update
• EAC Farmer's Market requests
• Resolution supporting Delaware County plastic bag ban
• Earth Day resolution and events

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Infrastructure Committee is meeting to discuss infrastructure projects and status, including the recycling contract expiring at year's end, HVAC work at Borough Hall, crosswalk closeout, and tapping fees. The agenda also includes an interview for the Zoning Hearing Board, a guest from Darby Creek Joint Authority, and an introduction to HARB.

• Interview Bill Horton for Zoning Hearing Board
• Recycling contract expires at end of year
• HVAC Borough Hall project
• Crosswalk closeout
• Guest Gene Wayne from Darby Creek Joint Authority

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss ongoing economic development items, including updates from the Lansdowne Arts and Cultural Council, CDBG and American Rescue Plan funds, the LEDC Farmers Market contract, and the Historic Lansdowne Theater parking plan. They will also consider a Fair Housing Month Resolution. Public comment is scheduled.

• Lansdowne Arts and Cultural Council update
• CDBG and American Rescue Plan updates
• LEDC Farmers Market contract update
• Historic Lansdowne Theater parking plan
• Fair Housing Month Resolution

The Economic Development Committee voted to support a Fair Housing Month resolution and encourage attendance by LEDC, boards, commissions, and councilmembers. Other items were discussed but no final decisions were made; contracts for LEDC and Farmer's Market are nearly complete, and the committee recommends using ARP funds to supplement CDBG and DCNR funds for the McKinley Tot Lot.

• Supported Fair Housing Month resolution (unanimous)
• Recommended using ARP funds to supplement CDBG and DCNR funds for McKinley Tot Lot

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding committee meetings with reports from the mayor, police chief, fire marshal, and fire chief. Old business includes an emergency preparedness update, a police department manual update, and an update on the implementation of police body cameras. New business includes COVID-19 booster information and an update on the Board of Health's implementation of the County Health Department.

• Police body camera implementation update
• Police department manual update with consultants and accreditation
• Emergency preparedness update
• COVID-19 booster information and Delaware County call center contact details
• Board of Health implementation of County Health Department update

Boards and Commissions

The Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) unanimously approved sending the Climate Action Plan to Borough Council, with edits to the community portion. The council also approved printing 1,000 brochures, forming a composting team, and sending its annual report to Borough Council. Several items were tabled, including EAC member onboarding training and volunteer recruitment.

• Approved sending Climate Action Plan to Borough Council (unanimous)
• Approved request to print 1,000 EAC brochures
• Approved motion to send EAC Annual Report to Borough Council
• Decision made to form composting team
• Approved December 2021 meeting minutes
• Tabled EAC member onboarding training
• Tabled volunteer recruitment

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council held a business meeting on March 2, 2022, and took several actions. They approved the purchase of 20 East Baltimore Avenue via Resolution 2022-11, promoted four officers to Sergeant, and entered an agreement with Delaware County for demolition grant support at 43 S. Lansdowne Avenue. The motion to appoint Bill Horton to the Zoning Hearing Board was tabled with a 6-1 vote.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of bills for the period
• Entered agreement with Delaware County for demolition grant support at 43 S. Lansdowne Avenue (unanimous)
• Extended employment offer to Ryan Dougherty as Property Maintenance Inspector (unanimous)
• Tabled motion to appoint Bill Horton to Zoning Hearing Board (6-1)
• Promoted officers Miller, Craig, Kester, and McGowan to Sergeant (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-11 authorizing purchase of 20 East Baltimore Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-12 Recognizing Autism Awareness Day (unanimous)

Borough Council Committee Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council Community Relations Committee is meeting to discuss several community-related items, including the Fiber Arts Group's use of the 20th Century Club, an update on library bylaws, a Women's History Month proposal, building updates, and plans for the 4th of July. The meeting is open for discussion and will adjourn after.

• Fiber Arts Group use of the 20th Century Club (with dates)
• Update on Library bylaws
• Women's History Month proposal
• Building updates
• 4th of July planning

Borough Council Meetings

This agenda contains only the meeting's location and contact information, with no listed agenda items. The council meeting is scheduled for Feb. 24, 2022, at the municipal building, but no decisions or discussions are specified.

Borough Council Meetings

This agenda contains only the meeting location and contact information for the Lansdowne Borough Council meeting on February 23, 2022. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussions are listed, so the meeting appears to be procedural or the agenda is incomplete.

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its regular general meeting with a full agenda of reports, old business, and new business. Key actions include awarding a contract for McKinley Park development, making a conditional job offer to a police officer, and adopting resolutions for grant applications and proclamations. The meeting also includes public comment and an executive session on real estate.

• Motion to award McKinley Park Development to Couzins Inc.
• Motion to make conditional offer of part-time employment to officer Lucas Murray
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-07 applying to Delaware County for liquid fuel aid
• Motion to allocate up to $1,000 for Earth Day Event at Interboro Park on April 23rd
• Motion to allocate up to $1,000 for Gateway Slope Dedication event on April 8th

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, receiving reports from officials, and voting on several action items. Key actions include authorizing bill payments, ratifying a police officer's promotion, appointing a member to the Library Advisory Board, and adopting a resolution recognizing Black History Month. The agenda also includes discussion items on a grant application and a facilities plan.

• Motion to authorize payment of bills for the period
• Motion to ratify promotion of officer Lyons to Class D officer effective 01-22-2022
• Motion to appoint Louise Naklicki to the LAB for a term expiring 02/02/202
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-06 recognizing February as Black History Month
• Discussion of grant via Commonwealth Financing Agency (State of PA)

The Lansdowne Borough Council held a business meeting on February 2, 2022, and took several unanimous actions. They approved the agenda, the minutes of the December 3, 2021 meeting, and authorized payment of bills. They also ratified the promotion of officer Lyons to Class D officer effective 01-22-2022, appointed Louise Naklicki to the LAB for a term expiring 02/02/2026, and adopted Resolution 2022-06 recognizing February as Black History Month. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of December 3, 2021 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of bills (unanimous)
• Ratified promotion of officer Lyons to Class D officer effective 01-22-2022 (unanimous)
• Appointed Louise Naklicki to the LAB for term expiring 02/02/2026 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-06 recognizing February as Black History Month (unanimous)

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council general meeting on January 19, 2022, includes routine approvals, committee reports, and a series of motions. Key actions include awarding demolition and sanitary sewer maintenance contracts, making several board appointments and resignations, and adopting a Lunar New Year resolution. The agenda also includes public comment and an executive session on real estate.

• Motion to award demolition contract to BRB Contractors
• Motion to award sanitary sewer maintenance contract to Garguile Contractors
• Motion to adopt Resolution 2022-0xx regarding Lunar New Year
• Motion to hire Thomas Mccole as part-time daytime parking enforcement officer
• Motion to hire Mizani Smith as part-time overnight parking officer

The Lansdowne Borough Council approved multiple contracts, including a demolition contract to BRB Contractors and a sanitary sewer maintenance contract to Garguile Contractors, both unanimously. The council also accepted several resignations, made appointments to various boards and commissions, hired two parking enforcement officers, and adopted a resolution recognizing the Lunar New Year. All actions were unanimous.

• Awarded demolition contract to BRB Contractors (unanimous)
• Awarded sanitary sewer maintenance contract to Garguile Contractors (unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of Jayne Young from ZHB (unanimous)
• Appointed Dana Robinson as Chair of EAC (unanimous)
• Hired Thomas Mccole as part-time daytime parking enforcement officer (unanimous)
• Hired Mizani Smith as part-time overnight parking officer (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-05 regarding Lunar New Year (unanimous)
• Reappointed Richard Smalley to Civil Service Commission (unanimous)

Borough Council Meetings

The Lansdowne Borough Council is holding its reorganization and business meeting, where newly elected officials will take oaths of office. The council will nominate and appoint a Council President, Vice-President, and President Pro Tempore, and vote on resolutions establishing committees, decorum, and board processes. They will also appoint the Borough Solicitor, Engineer, and other officials, and approve minutes and bills.

• Oaths of office for Mayor Magda Byrne and Council members Kellie Bowker, Robert Curry, Carol Martsolf, and Jayne Young
• Resolution 2022-01 establishing Council Committees, liaisons, and protocols
• Resolution 2022-02 establishing Council decorum
• Resolution 2022-03 regarding authority and process for Borough Boards and Commissions
• Appointments: Robert W. Scott (Solicitor), Kevin Matson (Engineer), Suzanne McElroy (Vacancy Board Chair), Julia Mattia (Secretary), Donna Lang (Treasurer)

The Lansdowne Borough Council held its reorganization meeting, swearing in a new mayor and council members, electing officers, and adopting several resolutions. The council also made appointments for solicitor, engineer, vacancy board chair, and treasurer, and tabled approval of prior meeting minutes and bills.

• Swore in Ms. Byrne as Mayor and council members Bowker, Curry, Martsoff, and Young
• Elected Mr. Hover as Council President, Ms. Naji-Taylor as Vice-President, and Ms. James as President Pro-tem (all unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-01 on Council Committees and Conduct of Business (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-02 on Rules of Decorum for Public Meetings (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-03 on Borough Boards and Commissions (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-04 renaming Helms Award for former Mayor Tony Campuzano (unanimous)
• Appointed Robert W. Scott as Borough Solicitor, Kevin Matson as Borough Engineer, Suzanne McElroy as Vacancy Board Chair, and Donna Lang as Borough Treasurer
• Tabled approval of December 15 and December 23 meeting minutes and bills for the period