Monroeville, PA

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

Citizens' Night (1st Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

Planning Commission (3rd Wednesday of every month, 7:30 pm)

Planning Commission (3rd Wednesday of every month, 7:30 pm)

The Monroeville Planning Commission will vote on three new development applications. These include a child daycare center on Pitcairn Road and a tattoo parlor on Old Frankstown Road. The agenda contains no other substantive business items.

• Conditional use approval for a child daycare at 2640 Pitcairn Road (Tax Parcel 857-B-238)
• Site plan approval for a tattoo parlor along Old Frankstown Road (Tax Parcel 741-D-042)
• Conditional use approval for a tattoo parlor along Old Frankstown Road (Tax Parcel 741-D-042)

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

Monroeville Council will consider adopting the 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program totaling $28,787,101.95, approve site plan and conditional use for a Seven Brew drive-thru coffee shop at 4111 William Penn Highway, and act on a traffic-calming study for Logans Ferry Road. The agenda also includes grant applications for turf replacement at Community Park West and an ADA playground at Overlook Park, plus routine approvals of bills and payroll.

• Ordinance adopting 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program ($28,787,101.95)
• Site plan and conditional use approvals for Seven Brew drive-thru coffee shop at 4111 William Penn Highway
• Resolution to apply for $200,000 GEDTF grant for Community Park West turf replacement ($300,000 match)
• Resolution to apply for $150,000 GEDTF grant for ADA playground at Overlook Park ($215,000 match)
• Logans Ferry Road traffic calming study: 85th-percentile speed 36 mph on 25-mph road

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

Monroeville Council holds a work session to review items for the August 11 business meeting, including a proposed Seven Brew drive-thru coffee shop, the 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program, and two grant applications. The meeting also includes public hearings on the Seven Brew conditional use and the CIP, plus a citizens' night for public comment. No final votes are taken at this work session.

• Seven Brew drive-thru coffee shop at 4111 William Penn Highway: site plan and conditional use approvals
• 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program: $28,121,592.95 total, $4,890,476.00 for 2027
• GEDTF grant application for Community Park West turf replacement: $200,000 grant with $300,000 match
• GEDTF grant application for ADA-accessible playground at Overlook Park: $150,000 grant with $215,000 match
• Logans Ferry Road traffic calming study: 85th-percentile speed 36 mph on 25-mph road

Citizens' Night (1st Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

Zoning Hearing Board (1st Wednesday of every month, 7:00 pm)

The Monroeville Zoning Hearing Board has canceled its regular meeting scheduled for August 5, 2026. No items will be considered at this meeting. The next regular meeting is scheduled for September 2, 2026.

Planning Commission (3rd Wednesday of every month, 7:30 pm)

The Monroeville Planning Commission will review two applications from Seven Brew for a property at 4111 William Penn Highway. The first is a site plan approval for a drive-thru coffee shop. The second is a conditional use request to allow multiple principal structures on the same parcel.

• Site plan approval (26-3-ST) for Seven Brew drive-thru coffee shop at 4111 William Penn Highway
• Conditional use approval (26-4-C) for multiple principal structures on one property at same address
• Property is in the BLVD (Boulevard) zoning district

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

The Council will review several action items including a traffic signal coordination project on William Penn Highway and various development site plans. Additionally, the body will consider rescheduling the August Citizens' Night meeting and authorizing a public hearing for the 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program.

• William Penn Highway Coordination Modernization Project bid
• Purchase of Motrim Tractor with Boom Mower for $256,549.00
• Xycom Security Camera System for Senior Center for $15,485.00
• Sale of 18 pieces of surplus equipment for $119,686.00
• Site plan and conditional use applications for Clean Express Auto Wash at 4111 William Penn Highway

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

The council will hold public hearings for conditional use approvals for a Clean Express Auto Wash at 4111 William Penn Highway and a Fox Plan Self Storage at 113 Fox Plan Road. During the work session, they will discuss items for the July 14 meeting, including site plan approvals for both projects, capital purchases, and a bid for the William Penn Highway Coordination Modernization Project.

• Conditional use public hearing for Clean Express Auto Wash at 4111 William Penn Highway (BLVD district)
• Conditional use public hearing for Fox Plan Self Storage at 113 Fox Plan Road (BLVD district)
• Capital Improvement Program purchase: Replace TRA-103 Motrim Tractor with Boom Mower ($256,549)
• Capital Improvement Program purchase: Xycom Security Camera System for Senior Center ($15,485)
• Motion to reschedule August 4 meeting to August 6 due to National Night Out

Citizens' Night (1st Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

This meeting is a public comment session with no pre-planned agenda. Residents are directed to the separately posted Council Work Session agenda for substantive items.

• No formal agenda; public comment only.

Zoning Hearing Board (1st Wednesday of every month, 7:00 pm)

The Monroeville Zoning Hearing Board has cancelled its regular meeting scheduled for July 1, 2026. The next regular meeting is set for August 5, 2026.

• Meeting of July 1, 2026, cancelled; next meeting August 5, 2026, in Council Chambers at Monroeville Municipal Building

Planning Commission (3rd Wednesday of every month, 7:30 pm)

The Planning Commission will consider site plan and conditional use applications for two new businesses: a Clean Express Auto Wash at 4111 William Penn Highway and a Fox Plan Self Storage facility at 113 Fox Plan Road. Both properties are in the BLVD (Boulevard) zoning district. The commission will also approve minutes from the May 20, 2026 meeting.

• Site plan approval for Clean Express Auto Wash at 4111 William Penn Highway (BLVD district)
• Conditional use approval for Clean Express Auto Wash at 4111 William Penn Highway
• Site plan approval for Fox Plan Self Storage at 113 Fox Plan Road (BLVD district)
• Conditional use approval for Fox Plan Self Storage at 113 Fox Plan Road

The Monroeville Planning Commission unanimously approved site plan and conditional use applications for Clean Express Auto Wash at 4111 William Penn Highway and Fox Plan Self-Storage at 113 Fox Plan Road. Both approvals were granted after presentations and discussion. The meeting adjourned at 8:05 p.m.

• Approved Site Plan 26-1-ST for Clean Express Auto Wash
• Approved Conditional Use 26-2-C for Clean Express Auto Wash
• Approved Site Plan 26-2-ST for Fox Plan Self-Storage
• Approved Conditional Use 26-3-C for Fox Plan Self-Storage
• Approved minutes of the May 20, 2026 regular meeting

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

Council will decide on a subdivision plan and conditional use approval for a Muslim Community Center at 233 Seaman Lane, consolidating six parcels into one 7.926-acre lot in an R-2 district. They will also consider over $2.15 million in road maintenance contracts, a temporary construction easement for the Saunders Station Road Bridge replacement, and an ordinance to ratify revised Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments by-laws. Other action items include approving bills ($1.46 million) and payroll ($1.29 million), capital purchases for IT and Public Works, and various staff reports.

• Subdivision plan approval to consolidate parcels 638-L-364, 638-L-144-1, 638-L-146, 638-L-175, 638-L-183, and 638-L-208 into one 7.926-acre lot at 233 Seaman Lane for a Muslim Community Center
• Conditional use approval to permit multiple principal structures on the same property under Planned Nonresidential Development provisions
• Resolution to waive sidewalk installation requirements for the Pittsburgh Muslim Community Trust
• Approval of three road maintenance contracts totaling $2,151,204.09: paving ($1,560,958.74), sealcoat ($379,019.88), and fog seal ($211,225.47)
• Capital purchases including IT host server replacement ($146,540), three Public Works trucks ($925,000 total), and parks court resurfacing ($43,000)

The Monroeville Council approved the preliminary and final subdivision for the Muslim Community Center at 233 Seeman Lane, consolidating parcels into one 7.926-acre lot, and granted conditional use approval with conditions including security cameras, noise abatement, and traffic control. The council also approved several bids for paving, sealcoating, and fog sealing, and authorized a temporary construction easement for the Saunders Station Road Bridge project.

• Approved 2026 Paving Program bid to A. Liberoni Inc. for $1,560,958.74 (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Sealcoat Program bid to Russell Standard Corp. for $379,019.88 (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Fog Seal Program bid to Russell Standard Corp. for $211,225.47 (unanimous)
• Approved subdivision application 26-3-SUB for Muslim Community Center (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use 26-1-C for Muslim Community Center with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved waiver releasing Pittsburgh Muslim Community Trust from sidewalk installation (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance 2821 renewing membership in Turtle Creek Valley COG (unanimous)
• Authorized municipal manager to sign temporary construction easement for Saunders Station Road Bridge (unanimous)

Zoning Hearing Board (1st Wednesday of every month, 7:00 pm)

The Monroeville Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public hearing on two dimensional variance requests. One seeks to allow a house addition to encroach 5 feet into the required 10-foot side setback at 204 Scott Drive. Another seeks to allow an addition to a commercial building to encroach 7 feet into the required 40-foot front setback at 4134 Old William Penn Highway. The board will also approve minutes from its May 6 meeting.

• Public hearing for dimensional variance: Chuck and Barb Egan – 204 Scott Drive – side setback encroachment of 5 feet into required 10 feet
• Public hearing for dimensional variance: Vince Naccarati – 4134 Old William Penn Highway – front setback encroachment of 7 feet into required 40 feet
• Work session scheduled before the regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Caucus Room

Citizens' Night (1st Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

There is no specific agenda set for this meeting. Residents are directed to refer to the Council Work Session agenda instead.

The June 2, 2026 Citizens' Night meeting was procedural, with no formal decisions or votes. Council heard updates on Fourth of July events and public comments from residents about weed violations, parking on Summers Drive, and traffic near the community center. No actions were taken on these issues.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during the meeting

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

Monroeville Council holds a work session to discuss items for the June 9 business meeting, including a public hearing on a conditional use request for a Muslim Community Center at 233 Seaman Lane and a related subdivision plan. The council will also consider road maintenance contracts totaling $2.15 million, a resolution waiving sidewalk requirements for the center, and an ordinance ratifying revised bylaws for the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments.

• Public hearing on 26-1-C – Muslim Community Center conditional use for multiple principal structures on one property at 233 Seaman Lane (R-2 zoning).
• Subdivision plan 26-3-SUB to consolidate six parcels into one 7.926-acre lot for the Muslim Community Center.
• Road maintenance contracts: repaving ($1,560,958.74), sealcoat ($379,019.88), fog seal ($211,225.47) – total $2,151,204.09.
• Resolution waiving sidewalk installation for Pittsburgh Muslim Community Trust at 233 Seaman Lane.
• Ordinance to ratify Turtle Creek Valley COG bylaw revisions regarding membership, dues, and governance.

Council held a public hearing on Conditional Use 26-1-C and Subdivision 26-3-SUB for the Muslim Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh at 233 Seeman Lane, but took no action, closing the hearing without a vote. The applicant seeks to consolidate five parcels and expand facilities, with residents raising traffic, noise, and parking concerns. Council also reviewed routine items like bills, payroll, and bids, but no formal decisions were made on those items during the work session.

• Closed public hearing on Conditional Use 26-1-C and Subdivision 26-3-SUB without a vote (unanimous)
• Reviewed List of Bills $1,455,298.35 and Payroll $1,286,769.60 (no action)
• Reviewed Capital Improvement purchase orders including $146,540 for host servers and $325,000 for refuse truck (no action)
• Reviewed bids for 2026 Paving Program $1,560,958.74, Sealcoat $379,019.88, Fog Seal $211,225.47 (no action)
• Discussed sidewalk waiver for Pittsburgh Muslim Community Trust with $24,000 fee in lieu (no vote)

Planning Commission (3rd Wednesday of every month, 7:30 pm)

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on two applications from the Muslim Community Center: a preliminary and final subdivision to consolidate six parcels into one 7.926-acre lot at 233 Northern Pike Seaman Lane, and a conditional use request to allow multiple principal structures on the property in the R-2 Single-Family residential zoning district.

• 26-3-SUB: Preliminary and final subdivision to consolidate parcels 638-L-364, 638-L-144-1, 638-L-146, 638-L-175, 638-L-183, and 638-L-208 into one 7.926-acre lot at 233 Northern Pike Seaman Lane
• 26-1-C: Conditional use approval for Planned Nonresidential Development (Planned Group Unit) to permit multiple principal structures on Tax Parcel 638-L-144-1 at 233 Northern Pike Highway Seaman Lane
• Both properties are in the R-2 Single-Family residential zoning district

The planning commission heard presentations on a subdivision consolidation (26-3-SUB) and a conditional use application (26-1-C) for the Muslim Community Center at 233 Seeman Lane. No votes were taken on either item; the record does not indicate any decision or motion to approve or deny.

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

Monroeville Council is reviewing several resolutions and ordinances that affect local infrastructure, public safety funding, and regional governance. Key items include a request for state grant funding to build a pedestrian pathway along Route 22, a five-year service agreement with local volunteer fire companies, and the adoption of the county hazard mitigation plan required for federal disaster funding eligibility. The council will also approve April municipal bills, payroll, and a revised development plan for the Four Points Marriott property.

• Resolution requesting $645,625.00 state grant for Route 22 pedestrian sidewalk pathway from Convention Center to Murry Lane
• Ordinance authorizing a 2026–2030 service agreement with Monroeville Volunteer Fire Companies for equipment and financial assistance
• Revised plan approval for Four Points Marriott at 2750 Mosside Boulevard to close a second access point from Daugherty Drive
• Resolution adopting the Allegheny County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan to maintain eligibility for federal disaster funding
• Approval of April 2026 municipal bills totaling $2,041,408.79 and payroll of $1,279,351.80

The council approved a five-year service agreement for the Monroeville Volunteer Fire Companies, a $645,625 grant for the Route 22 revitalization project, and the closing of a road access point at the Big Jim Plaza. The group also approved the renaming of Holiday Lane to Marriott Drive and the 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan.

• Approved 5-year service agreement for Monroeville Volunteer Fire Companies (unanimous)
• Approved $645,625 Multimodal Transportation Fund Grant for Route 22 revitalization (unanimous)
• Approved closing second access point at Big Jim Plaza (unanimous)
• Approved renaming Holiday Lane to Marriott Drive (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation Plan (unanimous)
• Approved advertising ordinance for TCVCOG membership (unanimous)
• Approved $2,041,408.79 list of bills and $1,279,451.80 payroll (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Improvement Program list of purchase orders (unanimous)

Zoning Hearing Board (1st Wednesday of every month, 7:00 pm)

The Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public hearing on a dimensional variance to erect a two-sided billboard on Route 286 Golden Mile Highway near a conservancy district. Additionally, they will consider two special exception requests to raise up to four hens each at 504 Shumaker Drive and 410 Brunner Drive. A withdrawn application by the same billboard applicant is noted. The board will also reorganize and approve minutes from December 3, 2025.

• 26-1-A: Macerelli Holdings, LLC requests a dimensional variance for a two-sided billboard on Route 286 Golden Mile Highway (parcel 1107-H-325) in the BLVD district, within 500 feet of a conservancy zone.
• 26-3-A: Haven Home Builders requests a dimensional variance to encroach 5 feet into the required 10-foot side yard setback for an addition at 214 Willow Avenue (R-2 district).
• 26-4-A: Samantha and Matthew Booher request a special exception to keep up to four hens at 504 Shumaker Drive (R-2 district).
• 26-5-A: Tyneshia Allen requests a special exception to keep up to four hens at 410 Brunner Drive (R-2 district).
• 26-2-A: A separate application by Macerelli Holdings, LLC has been withdrawn.

The Monroeville Zoning Hearing Board approved a dimensional variance for a billboard near a conservancy district and a special exception for a chicken coop. The board also reorganized its leadership.

• Approved Application 26-1-A for billboard variance (unanimous)
• Approved Application 26-3-A for home addition variance (unanimous)
• Approved Application 26-4-A for chicken coop special exception (unanimous)
• Reorganized leadership: Michael Gaydos elected chairman, Larry D'Agostino vice chairman, Heather Wilkins secretary
• Application 26-2-A withdrawn

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

At this work session, council discussed items for action at the May 12 business meeting. Notable items include a resolution to apply for a $645,625 Multimodal Transportation Fund Grant for a pedestrian sidewalk along Route 22, a resolution to rename Holiday Lane to Marriott Drive, and a draft ordinance for a five-year service agreement with volunteer fire companies. Also discussed were a motion to change the newspaper of record and adoption of the county hazard mitigation plan.

• Resolution requesting $645,625 Multimodal Transportation Fund Grant for Route 22 Revitalization pedestrian sidewalk project
• Resolution renaming Holiday Lane to Marriott Drive at Four Points Marriott
• Ordinance authorizing 2026-2030 service agreement with Monroeville Volunteer Fire Companies (draft)
• Resolution adopting Allegheny County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Motion to change newspaper of record from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to Trib Total Media

The Monroeville Council adopted the Allegheny County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan. It authorized the signing of a consent agreement for DEP access to the former Eastmont Dry Cleaner site. The council requested a $645,625 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant for a Route 22 sidewalk project. Additional actions included supporting the America 250PA commission and approving an ordinance to assist the Monroeville Volunteer Fire Companies.

• Adopted Allegheny County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Authorized signing consent for DEP access to former Eastmont Dry Cleaner site
• Requested $645,625 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant for Route 22 revitalization project
• Supported Pennsylvania Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial (America 250PA)
• Approved ordinance to provide financial and service assistance to Monroeville Volunteer Fire Companies (2026‑2030)
• Considered motion to appoint Trib Total Media Pittsburgh Edition as newspaper of record (outcome not recorded)

Citizens' Night (1st Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

Mayor Dennis Biondo proclaimed May 15, 2026 as Peace Officer Memorial Day and highlighted the upcoming All American Weekend celebration. The meeting also featured a presentation by the Parks and Recreation Department regarding the July 3-5, 2026 event schedule.

• Proclaimed May 15, 2026 as Peace Officer Memorial Day
• Presented All American Weekend celebration schedule for July 3-5, 2026
• Encouraged recruitment for volunteer fire companies

Planning Commission (3rd Wednesday of every month, 7:30 pm)

The Monroeville Planning Commission has cancelled its regular meeting scheduled for April 15, 2026. The next regular meeting will be held on May 20, 2026.

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

The Council will vote on several ordinances regarding property maintenance, fire prevention, and occupancy permit requirements. Additionally, the body will consider subdivision applications for properties on Beatty Road and Old Frankstown Road.

• Traffic signal replacement at Monroeville Boulevard and Ivanhoe Drive
• Subdivision of 709 Beatty Road into three lots
• Subdivision of 841 Old Frankstown Road into three lots
• Resolution to exonerate the Real Estate Tax Collector of $300,800.73 in uncollected 2025 taxes
• Ordinance adopting the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code

The Monroeville Council approved the list of bills and budget transfers, two subdivision applications, and three housekeeping ordinances. The council also approved a traffic signal replacement project and a resolution to exonerate the real estate tax collector from uncollected taxes.

• Approved $1.8M in bills and budget transfers (unanimous)
• Approved Monroeville Boulevard traffic signal replacement ($297,250) (unanimous)
• Approved subdivision application 26-1-SUB at 709 Beatty Road (unanimous)
• Approved subdivision application 26-2-SUB at 841 Old Frankstown Road (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to exonerate tax collector from $300,800 in uncollected taxes (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to acquire vacant property on Boyd Street (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to advertise bids for 2026 Road Resurfacing Program (unanimous)
• Approved three housekeeping ordinances: Property Maintenance, Occupancy Permits, and Fire Prevention Code (unanimous)

Citizens' Night (1st Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

The meeting was procedural only. Mayor Biondo read proclamations for National Library Week, Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, and Local Government Week. A resident invited the community to the Rotary's Taste of Spring fundraiser. No ordinances, resolutions, contracts, or votes were considered.

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

At this work session, Monroeville Council discusses items for final action at the April 14 business meeting. Key proposals include adopting the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code, updating occupancy permit requirements for one- and two-family dwellings, and repealing the current fire prevention code. Council will also consider two subdivision applications and a $300,800.73 tax exoneration.

• Three ordinances on property maintenance, occupancy permits, and fire prevention code
• Subdivision of 709 Beatty Road into three lots (39.28, 7.04, 2.54 acres) in R-2 zone
• Subdivision of 841 Old Frankstown Road into three lots (7.226, 8.270, 9.959 acres) in S, R-2, M-1 zones
• Resolution authorizing bids for 2026 Road Resurfacing Program
• Traffic signal replacement project at Monroeville Boulevard and Ivanhoe Drive

The council reviewed various commodity bids, including paving and signage, for future voting. Discussions included two land subdivision requests and a resolution regarding uncollected real estate taxes.

• Proposed awarding traffic signal replacement at Ivanhoe Drive to Bronder Technical Services, Inc.
• Proposed awarding crack sealant to Air-Vac equipment and Seal Master
• Proposed awarding paving materials to Tresco Paving Corporation and Hei-Way, LLC
• Proposed awarding guiderail to Green Acres Contracting and Chemung Supply
• Proposed awarding concrete products to Culverts Incorporated
• Proposed awarding sign materials to Osborn and Chemung Supply
• Proposed awarding storm sewer items to Ferguson Waterworks, EJ USA, and Chemung Supply
• Proposed appointing Felcia Thomas to the Ethics Board for a two-year term

Zoning Hearing Board (1st Wednesday of every month, 7:00 pm)

Planning Commission (3rd Wednesday of every month, 7:30 pm)

The Planning Commission will consider two subdivision applications. The first (26-1-SUB) seeks to split the 709 Beatty Road parcel into three lots of 39.28, 7.04, and 2.54 acres in the R-2 single‑family residential zone. The second (26-2-SUB) proposes to divide the 841 Old Frankstown Road parcel into three lots of 7.226, 8.270, and 9.959 acres across the S Conservancy, R-2 residential, and M-1 planned industrial zones. The commission will decide whether to grant preliminary and final subdivision approvals under Ordinance No. 2525.

• 26-1-SUB – Subdivision of 709 Beatty Road into three lots (39.28, 7.04, 2.54 acres) in R-2 single‑family residential district
• 26-2-SUB – Subdivision of 841 Old Frankstown Road into three lots (7.226, 8.270, 9.959 acres) spanning S Conservancy, R-2 residential, and M-1 planned industrial districts

The commission unanimously approved Subdivision No. 26-1-SUB for 709 Beatty Road and Subdivision No. 26-2-SUB for 841 Old Frankstown Road. It also re‑appointed its officers and adopted the prior meeting minutes.

• Approved Subdivision No. 26-1-SUB (voice vote, unanimous)
• Approved Subdivision No. 26-2-SUB (voice vote, unanimous)
• Re‑appointed Paula Montgomery as Chairwoman (voice vote, unanimous)
• Re‑appointed Heidi Lawrence as Vice Chairwoman (voice vote, unanimous)
• Re‑appointed Bruce Walker as Secretary (voice vote, unanimous)
• Approved November 19, 2025 minutes (voice vote, unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:42 p.m. (voice vote, unanimous)

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

The Monroeville Council meeting will consider routine items such as approval of minutes, tax collection reports, and February budget transfers. It will also vote on several resolutions, including the purchase of a 4.22‑acre parcel on Mosside Boulevard, a residential subdivision sewage planning module, and the allocation of grant funds for local festivals. Additional actions include adopting various code ordinances and approving multiple Capital Improvement Program purchase orders for public works projects.

• Resolution to purchase 4.22‑acre parcel on Mosside Boulevard (Tax Parcel No. 857‑M‑351) from Tri‑COG Land Bank
• Resolution adopting Willowerest Residential Subdivision Sewage Planning Module, dividing Tax Parcel 741‑R‑333 into 95 single‑family lots and 3 open spaces (46.62 acres)
• CIP purchase orders: replace 2000 LF of guide rail ($96,800) and purchase hand dryers for all parks ($18,000)
• Grant authorizations: $7,500 for Memorial Day Parade and $12,000 (plus $12,500 CVB match) for Independence Festivities
• Motions to advertise ordinances adopting the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code, the 2021 International Fire Code, and revised Occupancy Ordinance

The council approved an amendment to the meeting agenda to advertise an ordinance that would allow the municipality to enter a service agreement with the Monroeville Volunteer Fire Companies for equipment and financial assistance. The motion carried with five affirmative votes and two negative votes. No other substantive actions were taken during the meeting.

• Amended agenda to include advertisement of fire service agreement ordinance (5-2)

Zoning Hearing Board (1st Wednesday of every month, 7:00 pm)

The Zoning Hearing Board meeting scheduled for March 4, 2026, has been canceled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 1, 2026.

Council (2nd Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

The Monroeville Council work session reviewed items slated for the March 10 council business meeting. Key actions include a resolution to purchase a 4.22‑acre parcel on Mosside Boulevard adjacent to the public library and senior center, and approvals of grant funds for the Memorial Day Parade ($4,000) and the Independence Festivities ($12,000). The council also considered appointments to the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board and Ethics Board, several motions to advertise adoption of updated International Property Maintenance, Fire, and Occupancy Codes, and capital‑improvement purchases such as a $240,000 tree‑cutting truck.

• Resolution to purchase 4.22‑acre parcel on Mosside Boulevard (Tax Parcel No. 857‑M‑351) from Tri‑COG Land Bank
• Resolution authorizing $4,000 grant for Memorial Day Parade
• Resolution authorizing $12,000 grant for Monroeville Independence Festivities (with $12,560 CVB contribution)
• Motion to advertise adoption of the 2021 International Fire Code
• Capital Improvement purchase – Replace Tree Cutting Truck (Truck 36) for $240,000

Citizens' Night (1st Tuesday of every month, 7pm)

The Citizens' Night meeting on March 3, 2026 has no pre‑planned agenda. Attendees are directed to the Council Work Session agenda, located in the Council section below the Citizens' Night listing.