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WyomissingPA averageUS Census ACS
Population
11,100
Per-capita income
$69,515
Median home value
$326,800
Bachelor's or higher
56%
Typical home value $389,117 +0.2% yr/yr · +27.8% 5-yr
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Mon Aug 31, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission votes on C/I Overlay District and 1714 State Hill Road

The Wyomissing Planning Commission will review and vote on two specific planning items. The first is a recommendation to Council regarding modifications to the Commercial/Industrial Zoning Overlay District. The second is a conditional use application for the property at 1714 State Hill Road. The meeting also includes standard public comment periods.

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AGENDA PLANNING COMMISSION AUGUST 31, 2026, 3:30 PM 1. Call to Order 2. Notice to Attendees that meeting is being recorded 3. Public Comment – All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Planning Commission committee and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Planning Commission committee 4. C/I Overlay District a. Review and discuss Commercial / Industrial Zoning Overlay District i. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending to Council adoption of the Commercial / Industrial Zoning Overlay District modifications 5. 1714 State Hill Road a. Review and discuss conditional use application i. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council support the application (with or without conditions) or recommend Council deny it 6. Public Comment – All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Planning Commission committee and shall be limited to matters of public concern that are, or may come, before the Planning Commission committee (agenda and non-agenda items) 7. Adjournment
Mon Aug 31, 2026

Planning Commission

Wyomissing amends zoning code to mandate landscape architect plans for new developments

The Planning Commission is reviewing a draft ordinance to amend Chapter 27 of the Borough's Zoning Code. The amendment adds a definition for 'Landscape Architect' and imposes uniform, detailed requirements for landscape plans as part of preliminary and final land development plans. It establishes specific rules for tree protection, street trees, screen buffers, and parking lot landscaping across various residential and commercial districts.

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1 BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA ORDINANCE NO. 2026- _____ AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING CODE OF ORDINANCES, CHAPTER 27 ENTITLED “ZONING” TO ADD THE DEFINITION OF “LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT”, TO IMPOSE UNIFORM, DETAILED REQUIREMENT FOR LANDSCAPE PLANS AS PART OF PRELIMINARY AND FINAL LAND DEVELOPMENT PLANS, AND REVISING THE EXISTING LANGUAGE FOR UNIFORMITY. WHEREAS, the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, act of July 31, 1968, as amended, 53 P.S. §§10101 et seq., enables a municipality through its zoning ordinance to regulate the uses of property; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the Municipalities Planning Code, the Borough of Wyomissing enacted the Borough of Wyomissing Zoning Ordinance by Ordinance Number 1234 on February 11, 2003, which has been amended from time to time and is now known as Borough of Wyomissing Zoning Ordinance of 2010, as amended (“Zoning Ordinance”); and WHEREAS, the Zoning Ordinance is codified as Chapter 27 in the Borough of Wyomissing Code of Ordinances; and WHEREAS, Council for the Borough of Wyomissing desires to amend the Zoning Ordinance, Chapter 27 of the Code of Ordinances to provide for detailed landscape plans as part of the land development process in the Borough. NOW THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED and ORDAINED by the Council of the Borough of Wyomissing, Berks County, Pennsylvania by the authority of the same as follows: SECTION 1. Amend …
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Tue Aug 18, 2026

Recreation Board

Recreation Board to vote on Nature Play Area recommendation

The Wyomissing Borough Recreation Board is meeting to approve July 2026 minutes and financial reports, receive sub-committee updates on the pool and Spooky Hollow Halloween Carnival, and hear the Recreation Director's report. The main action item is a motion to table, approve, or deny recommending Council approve the installation of the Nature Play Area. The board will also discuss community engagement and the Wyomissing Hills Playground/Basketball Courts.

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH RECREATION BOARD TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th , 2026 - 7:00pm 1) Call to Order 2) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, Committee, or Board conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Borough Council, Committee, or Board. 3) Approval of the July 2026 meeting minutes • Motion is needed to approve or deny the July 2026 meeting minutes 4) Approval of the Financial Reports: • Motion is needed to approve or deny the July 2026 financial report 5) Sub-Committee Reports: a. Pool Sub-Committee – update ( Mike Sharer ) b. Spooky Hollow Halloween Carnival Sub-Committee – update ( Sally Donato ) 6) Recreation Director Report: a. Review Programs, Facilities Management, Rentals, and Maintenance Items 7) Old Business: a. Nature Play Area ii. Review and discuss the project status updates • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council approve the installation of the Nature Play Area b. Community Engagement – Presentation c. Wyomissing Hills Playground/ Basketball Courts – Discussion 8) New Business: a. No new business 9) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Recreation Board and shall be limited to matters of public concern that are, or may come, before the Recreation …
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Tue Aug 18, 2026

Recreation Board

Recreation Board to decide 2027 July 4th parade date and weather policy

The Wyomissing Recreation Board will discuss and decide on options for the 2027 July 4th parade, including holding it the day before, and will consider a stronger weather/rain date policy. They will also review a business participation policy for parade participants, potentially with fees, and discuss expanding the parade subcommittee. The board will also receive updates on recreation finances and programming.

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<u>RECREATION BOARD – MEETING MINUTES</u> <u>JULY 21, 2026 – 7:00 P.M.</u> The Borough of Wyomissing Recreation Board held their regular meeting in the Borough of Wyomissing Council Chambers on the above date and time. Board President Richard Weinhoffer called the meeting to order with the following persons present: Board members Sally Donato, Pamela Wetzel, Jessica Christman, Michael Sharer, Liz Toigo, and Christopher Valente (7:15 pm); Recreation Director Randy McKinley, Interim Borough Manager Eden Ratliff, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. The following persons were absent: Board members Jess Leinbach and Karim Davidson. ## <u>Councilmember Visitors:</u> No Councilmember visitors ## <u>Visitors:</u> Dr. Angela Adler – 1544 Cleveland Avenue Kerry Marshall II– 101 Deborah Drive Board President Richard Weinhoffer indicated that the meeting was being recorded. ## <u>Public Comment:</u> Dr. Angela Adler, 1544 Cleveland Avenue thanked the Recreation Board for all of their work, and also provided public comment pertaining to closing the playground during Playground program, and weather related planning considerations for the July 4 th parade. ## <u>Approval of Meeting Minutes:</u> Pamela Wetzel made a motion, seconded by Mike Sharer to approve the June 2026 meeting minutes, all in favor. ## <u>Approval of Financial Report:</u> Recreation Director Randy McKinley explained to the Board that the playground line item on the budget shows an expense overage as compared …
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Tue Aug 11, 2026

Borough Council

Council to consider zoning changes for data centers and Berkshire Mall overlay

The Wyomissing Borough Council will hold its regular meeting on August 11, 2026, with an executive session at 6:00 p.m. and the public meeting at 7:00 p.m. The agenda includes a consent agenda with multiple payment approvals and resolutions, plus action items on zoning ordinance changes for data centers, an RFP for Borough Hall renovation architectural services, and traffic improvements on Lawndale Road. The council will also consider a zoning amendment for the C-1 overlay around Berkshire Mall.

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August 7, 2026 Memo To: Borough Council Kristen M. Gajewski Jennifer L. Reimer Richard A. Weinhoffer Stephen D. Brunner Jana R. Barnett Adam C. Berkeley Christopher F. Valente From: Interim Borough Manager, Eden Ratliff Enclosed for your consideration are copies of the Council Minutes, Department Reports, other correspondence, as well as the August 11, 2026 meeting agenda. **Executive Session will be held at 6:00 p.m.** Enclosures cc: Fred Levering, Mayor Jim McCarthy, Consulting Engineer Heidi Masano, Borough Solicitor John Phillips, Police Chief Jim Babb, Public Works & Property Mgr. Eden Ratliff, Interim Borough Manager Randy McKinley, Recreation & Communications Director David Reeser, Treasurer Agenda Borough of Wyomissing August 11, 2026 7:00pm 1. Call to order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Council agenda process review provided by the Interim Borough Manager 5. Approval of Agenda (A vote to approve or modify the agenda) 6. Public Comment –All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, and shall be limited to matters of official action, or deliberations that are, or may come before the Borough Council (agenda items) 7. Consent Agenda a. Council Minutes –July 14, 2026 Council meeting b. Approval of Payment Application No. 8 in the amount of $47,810.65, to JNS Paving and Excavating for the West Lawn Interceptor c. Approval of Payment Application No. 4 in the amount of $33,048.85 from Sew …
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Tue Aug 11, 2026

Borough Council

Council to consider zoning changes for data centers and Berkshire Mall overlay

The Wyomissing Borough Council will vote on a consent agenda with multiple payment applications and resolutions, and consider several action items including zoning ordinance changes for data centers and the Berkshire Mall C-1 overlay, an RFP for Borough Hall renovation architectural services, and traffic improvements on Lawndale Road. The meeting includes public comment periods and staff reports.

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Agenda Borough of Wyomissing August 11, 2026 7:00pm 1. Call to order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Council agenda process review provided by the Interim Borough Manager 5. Approval of Agenda (A vote to approve or modify the agenda) 6. Public Comment –All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, and shall be limited to matters of official action, or deliberations that are, or may come before the Borough Council (agenda items) 7. Consent Agenda a. Approval of Council Minutes –July 14, 2026 Council meeting b. Approval of Payment Application No. 8 in the amount of $47,810.65, to JNS Paving and Excavating for the West Lawn Interceptor c. Approval of Payment Application No. 4 in the amount of $33,048.85 from Sewer Specialties Services, Inc., for televising and repair d. Approval of Payment Application No. 1 in the amount of $97,500 from Sewer Specialties Services, Inc., for the Spring Street pipe lining project e. Approval of Payment Application No. 2 in the amount of $5,430 from Lincoln Pavement Services for line painting f. Approval of Payment Application No. 3 in the amount of $13,704.75 from Lincoln Pavement Services for line painting g. Approval of Change Order No. 1 from Premier Building Restoration in the amount of -$2,559.02, for the Fire Department exterior building renovations h. Approval of Payment Application No. 1 from Premier Building Restoration in the amount of $21, …
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Mon Jul 27, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Borough Council considers resolution to dispose of police records

The Fire & Police Committee is reviewing mid-year performance statistics for police and EMS services. The meeting includes a proposed resolution to authorize the disposition of specific police records from 2005 and 2006. Additionally, the body is reviewing a PennDOT technical assistance report regarding traffic controls on Lawndale Road, Mayfair Road, and Wingert Road.

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Wyomissing Borough (av) Jul 12, 2026 8:44:09 AM EMS Filter statement Filters 1/10 Days in Dispatched 12/1/25 to 12/31/26 Is Locked true Scene Zone BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813), BERKS - WYOMISSING HILLS BOROUGH (06976) Wyomissing Borough Months in Dispatched Scene Zone Month Totals Yearly Running Total 01/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 239 239 02/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 196 435 03/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 265 700 04/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 240 940 05/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 244 1,184 06/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 243 1,427 07/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 104 1,531 Grand Total 1,531 1,531 DRAFT Wyomissing Borough (av) Jul 12, 2026 8:44:09 AM EMS Filter statement Filters 2/10 Days in Dispatched 12/1/25 to 12/31/26 Is Locked true Scene Zone BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813), BERKS - WYOMISSING HILLS BOROUGH (06976) Previous Month Dispostion of Calls Disposition Total s Assist, Agency 2 Assist, Public 9 Cancelled (No Patient Contact) 18 Cancelled (Prior to Arrival at Scene) 24 Patient Evaluated, No Treatment/Transport Required 4 Patient Refused Evaluation/Care (Without Transport) 10 Patient Treated, Released (AMA) 2 Patient Treated, Released (per protocol) 1 Patient Treated, Transferred Care to Another EMS Professional/Unit 1 Transported Lights/Siren 116 Transported Lights/Siren, Downgraded 3 Transported No Lights/Siren 52 N\A 0 Totals 242 DRAFT Wyomissing Borough (av) Jul 12, 20 …
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Mon Jul 27, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Committee to consider Lawndale Road traffic study and police record disposition

The Fire & Police Committee will review reports from emergency services and consider a resolution for police record disposition. Members will discuss traffic study recommendations for Lawndale Road and potential updates to the rental inspection process.

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AGENDA FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE Monday, July 27, 2026 – 12:00 p.m. 1) Call to Order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, Committee, or Board conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Borough Council, Committee, or Board. 3) Western Berks Ambulance: a) Reporting and department updates 4) West Side Emergency Management a) Emergency Management update 5) Police Department a) Mid-year report b) RESOLUTION NO. 2026-24- A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA APPROVING THE DISPOSITION OF CERTAIN RECORDS • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny adopting Resolution No. 2026-24 as to the disposition of certain Police Department records c) The Wyomissing School District Mini Thon Club “Color Fun Run” will no longer pass over Borough property, and does not need any further action d) Lawndale Road Traffic Study i. Discuss the recommendations of the LTAP study and McCarthy Engineering • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny Council accept the recommendation in the LTAP study as well as the recommendations from McCarthy Engineering on sight distance approval, and to authorize the Solicitor to draft and advertise an Ordinance with these changes e) Wyomissing Boulevard Vehi …
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Wed Jul 22, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Zoning board to consider variance for home addition at 1112 Fairview Avenue

The Zoning Hearing Board will determine if Jonathan Scudder may build a 23.25’ x 30’ addition to a residence. The request seeks relief from side yard setback requirements and maximum building coverage limits.

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6525 Shillington Plaza, Shillington, PA 19607 | (610) 777-1311 July 15, 2026 MEMO To: Zoning Hearing Board FROM: Jeff Hogg, Residential Zoning Officer TOPIC: Scudder Residence – 1112 Fairview Avenue APPLICATION: Jonathan Scudder, owner of a property located at 1112 Fairview Ave. is requesting a Variance from Section 424, “Area, Yard and Height Regulations” of the Borough of Wyomissing Zoning Ordinance. COMMENTS: 1. The property is located in the R-2 Suburban Residential District. The property measures approximately 6534 sq ft and is non-conforming for the minimum lot size of 12,000 sq ft for a single-family detached dwelling in that Zoning District. 2. The property has a frontage along Fairview and Terrace Avenues (parallel streets) and is bordered on both sides by other residential parcels. 3. The existing dwelling is located approximately 4.1 feet from the eastern side property lines and approximately 11.89 feet from the western side property line, and is therefore considered non-conforming for the minimum side yard setback of 15’ per side required by Section 424 of the Zoning Ordinance. 4. Currently, the property has 980 sq ft of building coverage, which is roughly 15.1% of the total lot. This is conforming with the maximum permitted 25% allowed by Section 424. 5. As an existing non-conforming building, Section 704.3 of the Zoning Ordinance only allows additions to be constructed where all portions of the addition are located wi …
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Wed Jul 22, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Zoning Hearing Board to decide on relief application for 1112 Fairview Avenue

The Zoning Hearing Board will consider a zoning relief application from Johnathan Scudder for property at 1112 Fairview Avenue. The board will hear the case, deliberate, and render a decision.

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AGENDA BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING- ZONING HEARING BOARD WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2026 AT 3:00 P.M. 1. Open Zoning Hearing – for the Zoning Relief Application of Johnathan Scudder at 1112 Fairview Avenue 2. Attendance/Roll Call 3. Presentation of Case 4. Deliberation 5. Render Decision 6. Close Hearing
Tue Jul 21, 2026

Recreation Board

Board recommends Council adopt 2026 Full-Service Concession Agreement

The Wyomissing Recreation Board approved the May 2026 meeting minutes and the May financial report. It recommended that the Borough Council adopt the 2026 Full-Service Concession Agreement at the July 14, 2026 council meeting. The board discussed safety and usage concerns at the Wyomissing Hills basketball courts, including lighting and resurfacing. It reviewed upcoming July 4th festivities, including a moonlight swim on July 2, fireworks on July 3 sponsored by Reading Orthodontic Group, and a Fun Run before the parade.

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RECREATION BOARD – MEETING MINUTES JUNE 16, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. T he Borough of Wyomissing Recreation Board held their regular meeting in the Borough of Wyomissing Council Chambers on the above date and time. Board President Richard Weinhoffer called the meeting to order with the following persons present: Board members Sally Donato, Pamela Wetzel, and Jess Leinbach; Recreation Director Randy McKinley, Interim Borough Manager Jeffrey Stonehill, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. The following persons were absent: Board members Jessica Christman, Michael Sharer, Liz Toigo, Christopher Valente, and Karim Davidson. C ouncilmember Visitors: Kristen Gajewski Adam Berkeley Visitors: Esther Shanahen – 102 Gail Circle Maureen and David Huber – 99 Gail Circle Kerry Marshall II– 101 Deborah Drive Adrian Jadic– 48 Cardinal Road B oard President Richard Weinhoffer indicated that the meeting was being recorded. P ublic Comment: Esther Shanahen, 102 Gail Circle provided public comment related to the Wyomissing Hills basketball courts and public safety. M aureen and David Huber, 99 Gail Circle provided public comment related to the Wyomissing Hills basketball courts and public safety. K erry Marshall II, provided public comment related to the Wyomissing Hills basketball courts and public safety. A drian Jadic, 48 Cardinal Road provided public comment related to the Wyomissing Hills basketball courts, Recreation events, and Borough social media accounts. A pproval o …
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Tue Jul 21, 2026

Recreation Board

Wyomissing Recreation Board approves June minutes and financial reports

The Wyomissing Borough Recreation Board will meet to approve the June 2026 meeting minutes and financial report. The board will also receive reports from the Independence Day Parade Sub-Committee and the Recreation Director regarding programs and facility maintenance.

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH RECREATION BOARD TUESDAY, JULY 21st, 2026 - 7:00pm 1) Call to Order 2) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, Committee, or Board conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Borough Council, Committee, or Board. 3) Approval of the June 2026 meeting minutes • Motion is needed to approve or deny the June 2026 meeting minutes 4) Approval of the Financial Reports: • Motion is needed to approve or deny the June 2026 financial report 5) Sub-Committee Reports: a. Independence Day Parade & Celebration Sub-Committee – recap ( Rick Weinhoffer ) 6) Recreation Director Report: a. Review Programs, Facilities Management, Rentals, and Maintenance Items 7) Old Business: a. No Old Business 8) New Business: a. No Old Business 9) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Recreation Board and shall be limited to matters of public concern that are, or may come, before the Recreation Board (agenda and non-agenda items)
Mon Jul 20, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Infrastructure Committee to discuss data center zoning and sewer project payments

The committee is reviewing several infrastructure project payments and zoning updates. Key discussions include establishing criteria for data centers in the I-2 Zoning District and managing sanitary sewer upgrades.

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Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda – July 20, 2026 Page 1 Borough of Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda July 20, 2026 – 12:00 pm 1. Call to Order 2. Notice to Attendees that meeting is being recorded 3. Roll Call 4. Public Comment - All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, Committee, or Board conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Committee. 5. Zoning/Codes Report • Review of the Zoning and Codes Report • Discuss any Notices of Violation of concern and/or any follow up to Notices of Violation as needed • Provide any applicable comments to the recently held or upcoming Zoning Hearing Board Hearings 6. 4th & Oley Pump Station • Revised EDU cost $2,500 / EDU based on $175,000 that will be received from Boiler House, Windsor St and RM Palmer • No additional development can occur that flows to either of these pump stations without upgrading one or both of the stations • Van Reed Apartments and Studios on Spring (aka The Inn at Reading) will each be responsible for all of their own upgrades to the Sanitary sewer system including the pump stations that flow to • Anticipate bidding in Fall of 2026 for work to commence in 2027 7. Western Berks Water Authority • Provide any updates from Western Berks Water Authority • Discuss cost share proposal of Tulpehoc …
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Mon Jul 20, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Infrastructure Committee to authorize payments for road and firehouse projects

The Infrastructure Committee is scheduled to consider payment applications for two ongoing municipal projects: West Lawn Interceptor roadwork and the Wyomissing Firehouse Restoration. The committee will review invoices totaling $61,125.40 for work completed in June 2026.

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MEMORANDUM TO : JIM BABB, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR / BOROUGH OF WYOM ISSING FROM : NICK PERILLI SUBJECT : WEST LAWN INTERCEPTOR JNS PAVING & EXCAVATION CORP. – PAYMENT APPLICATIO N NO. 8 RECOMMENDATION TO PAY FILE : MCCARTHY NO. 230004-12 DATE : JULY 9, 2026 Original Contract Amount: $ 539,238.00 Change Order Amount: $ 0.00 Current Contract Amount: $ 539,238.00 Please be advised that we have received Contractor’s Application for Payment No. 8 from JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. for the above-referenced project. The Payment Application for $47,810.65 is dated July 9, 2026, and includes work completed from June 9, 2026, through July 7, 2026. Based on our review and field observations of the completed work, we have determined that everything is in order; therefore, we recommend payment to JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. in the amount of $47,810.65, as indicated on the Contractor’s Payment Application. The contractual retainage to date for this project is $25,685.40 (5%). The current contract completion percentage is 95%. Attachment cc: Borough Manager File Invoice Invoice Date: 6/11/2026 Invoice Number: 15912 Wyomissing Borough 22 Reading Boulevard Wyomissing, PA 19610 Customer P.O. #. Due Date 7/11/2026 6/4/2026 TOTAL: Completion Date Description AmountQty Rate Job: Roadwork 2026 (Berks County Co-Op) Work Completed from 6/1/26 & 6/4/26 Restripe Existing Lines: Item #4 LF of Crosswalks (6" parallel lines) 3,090.002,060 1.50 Item …
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Wed Jul 15, 2026

Refuse & Recycling Committee

Committee considers plastic bag ban and Environmental Advisory Commission

The Committee will vote on a motion regarding an ordinance to ban single-use plastic bags. Members will also discuss the potential formation of an Environmental Advisory Commission and review refuse, recycling, and hauler performance.

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AGENDA REFUSE & RECYCLING COMMITTEE Wednesday, July 15, 2026 – 3:00PM 1. Call to Order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2. Roll Call 3. Public Comments – All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Refuse and Recycling Committee, conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Committee 4. Municipal Bans of Single Use Plastic Bags • A motion is needed to table, approve or deny preparation of an Ordinance banning businesses from using single use plastic bags, and further recommend Council enactment. 5. Environmental Advisory Commission a. Discuss whether the interest in forming an EAC remains b. Discuss the language of the previously prepared ordinance and determine if it may remain unchanged or if it must be altered. • A motion is needed to approve, deny, or table sending the ordinance to the Borough solicitor for review. 6. Review of Refuse & Recycling/Landfill/Yard Waste a. Analyze monthly tonnage totals b. Discuss any inconsistencies 7. Review of Refuse & Recycling Hauler Performance a. Discuss any missed stop issues b. Discuss any communication concerns between the hauler and the Borough c. Discuss any performance related hauler concerns d. Discuss any bulk item collection concerns 8. Public Comment – All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Refuse …
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Wed Jul 15, 2026

Refuse & Recycling Committee

Wyomissing committee reviews 2026 waste tonnage reports and April-May collection logs.

The Wyomissing Refuse & Recycling Committee is reviewing informational reports on waste management performance for the first half of 2026. The agenda includes tonnage data for landfill disposal, recycling, and yard waste compared to previous years, alongside a log of missed residential collections from April and May. This data tracks how much material leaves local landfills and how consistently trash routes are being serviced.

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Borough of Wyomissing Landfill Tonnage 2011-2026 Month 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 January 210.33 219.57 208. 70 240. 70 239.36 216.51 210.86 February 171.66 165.97 199. 62 181. 58 188.59 171.06 155.12 March 215.13 223.90 225. 26 216. 01 222.58 211.97 252.21 April 225.70 199.70 205. 70 237. 71 237.39 204.86 229.42 May 295.75 247.85 227. 17 264. 43 271.78 319.97 260.21 June 260.12 268.56 231. 16 265. 84 206.86 225.11 July 230.66 235.55 208. 96 236. 63 247.42 236 August 227.88 226.20 228. 71 204. 99 216.35 220.52 September 229.96 261.29 230. 72 241. 59 219.51 250.31 October 226.68 216.26 198. 52 260. 20 208.95 227.11 November 246.04 266.28 221. 74 223. 65 213.61 191.77 December 247.67 233.50 230. 72 220. 76 228.72 257.26 TOTALS 2,787.58 2,764.63 2, 616.98 2, 794.09 2, 701.12 2, 732.45 1, 107.82 AVERAGE 232.30 230.39 218. 08 232. 84 225. 09 227. 70 221. 56 Cost/Ton 85.65 88.65 92. 20 97. 27 102. 13 107. 24 4.00% 5.50% 5.00% 5.00% #DIV/0! DRAFT BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING RECYCLING TONNAGE 2026 MONTH 2026 YTD AVG 2025 YTD AVG 2024 YTD AVG 2023 TOTAL YTD AVG 2022 TOTAL YTD AVG 2021 TOTAL YTD AVG 2020 TOTAL YTD AVG January 50.71 50.71 50. 71 79. 29 79.29 79. 29 82. 07 82. 07 82. 07 70. 24 70. 24 70. 24 67. 53 67. 53 67. 53 71. 84 71. 84 71. 84 60. 31 60. 31 60. 31 February 51.12 101.83 50. 92 54. 73 134.02 67. 01 63. 52 145. 59 72. 80 51. 77 122. 01 61. 01 59. 26 126. 79 63. 40 58. 29 130. 13 65. 07 58. 33 118. 64 59. 32 March 52.06 153.89 153. 89 58. 65 192.67 64. 22 50 …
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Tue Jul 14, 2026

Borough Council

Council considers snow removal regulations and infrastructure payments

The Borough Council will review several infrastructure projects, including the West Lawn Interceptor and the 2026 50/50 Sidewalk Program. The meeting includes discussions on new ordinances regarding snow and ice removal and the removal of snow emergency routes.

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July 10, 2026 Memo To: Borough Council Kristen M. Gajewski Jennifer L. Reimer Richard A. Weinhoffer Stephen D. Brunner Jana R. Barnett Adam C. Berkeley Christopher F. Valente From: Interim Borough Manager, Eden Ratliff Enclosed for your consideration are copies of the Council Minutes, Committee Reports, other correspondence, as well as the July 14, 2026 meeting agenda. **Executive Session will be held at 6:30 p.m.** Enclosures cc: Fred Levering, Mayor Jim McCarthy, Consulting Engineer Heidi Masano, Borough Solicitor John Phillips, Police Chief Jim Babb, Public Works & Property Mgr. Eden Ratliff, Interim Borough Manager Randy McKinley, Recreation & Communications Director David Reeser, Treasurer AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, July 14, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. 1. C all to order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2. P ledge of Allegiance 3. R oll Call 4. P ublic Comment –All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, and shall be limited to matters of official action, or deliberations that are, or may come before the Borough Council (agenda items) 5. C ouncil Minutes – A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the minutes of the June 9, 2026 Council meeting 6. C onsulting Engineer’s Report i. R eview Borough Engineer activity during the month of June ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Engineer’s Report 7. P olice Chief & Mayor’s Report i. R eview the Police activity during …
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Tue Jul 14, 2026

Borough Council

Council considers snow regulations, infrastructure payments, and sidewalk work

The Borough Council will review various committee reports including infrastructure, recreation, and fire/police activity. Key actions include considering new snow and ice removal regulations and several construction payments.

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✓ Decided: Council adopts snow removal ordinance, awards sidewalk and sewer contracts

Council adopted two ordinances: one adding snow and ice removal regulations (1462-2026) and one removing snow emergency routes (1461-2026), both 7-0. It awarded the 2026 50/50 Sidewalk Program to Reamstown Excavating at $91,970 and authorized multiple sewer and infrastructure payments, including $58,719.62 to JNS Paving for the West Lawn Interceptor. Council also ratified the Full-Service Concession Agreement and approved a $34,807.88 refund to 2201 Ridgewood Road for a meter reading discrepancy.

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, July 14, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. 1. Call to order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Public Comment –All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, and shall be limited to matters of official action, or deliberations that are, or may come before the Borough Council (agenda items) 5. Council Minutes – A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the minutes of the June 9, 2026 Council meeting 6. Consulting Engineer’s Report i. Review Borough Engineer activity during the month of June ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Engineer’s Report 7. Police Chief & Mayor’s Report i. Review the Police activity during the month of June ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Police Chief & Mayor’s Report 8. Fire Chief’s Report i. Review the Fire activity during the month of June ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Fire Chief’s Report 9. Committee Reports: a. Infrastructure Committee – June 15, 2026 i. Review the Infrastructure committee report ii. ORDINANCE NO. 1462-2026- AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 21 ENTITLED “STREETS AND SIDEWALKS” TO ADD A PART 8 ENTITLED “SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL REGULATIONS”. iii. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny adopting Ordinance No. 1462-2026 as to impl …
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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING -- COUNCIL MINUTES JULY 14, 2026 — 7:00 P.M. The Borough of Wyomissing Council held their regular meeting in the Borough of Wyomissing Council Chambers on the above date and time. Council President Kristen M. Gajewski called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. with the following persons present: Jennifer L. Reimer, Richard A. Weinhoffer, Stephen D. Brunner, Jana R. Barnett, Christopher F. Valente, and Adam C. Berkeley; Mayor Frederick C. Levering, Treasurer David Reeser, Borough Solicitor Representative Michael Gombar, Interim Borough Manager Eden Ratliff, Borough Engineer Jim McCarthy, Public Works Director James Babb, Police Chief John Phillips, Fire Chief Eric Needle, Recreation and Communications Director Randy McKinley, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL EXECUTIVE SESSION: Council President Gajewski announced that an Executive Session was held on June 9, 2026 to discuss litigation pertaining to personnel, and one was held prior to this Council meeting at 6:30 pm to discuss pending litigation. VISITORS: Barbara Reeser ~ 1110 Fairview Avenue Dave Becker — 1821 Lincoln Avenue Dr. Angela Adler — 1544 Cleveland Avenue Adrian Jadic — 48 Cardinal Road Jeffrey Stonehill — Stonehill Ratliff Scott Boehret — Interim Chief Financial Officer PUBLIC COMMENTS (agenda items): Adrian Jadic, 48 Cardinal Road provided public comment relative to the Borough’s financial status including various departments. COU …
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Mon Jun 29, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Noise ordinance, color fun run, fire radio purchase on Fire & Police agenda

The Fire & Police Committee will discuss a previously tabled noise ordinance and may recommend council authorization for its preparation. The committee will also consider approving the Wyomissing School District Mini Thon Club's Color Fun Run on August 29, 2026. Other items include police patrol updates at Happy Hollow and Hills playgrounds, a fire department radio purchase, and the SCBA project update.

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AGENDA FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE Monday, June 29, 2026 – 12:00 p.m. 1) Call to Order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, Committee, or Board conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Borough Council, Committee, or Board. 3) Western Berks Ambulance: a) Reporting and department updates 4) West Side Emergency Management a) Emergency Management update 5) Police Department a) Noise Ordinance i. Discuss the previously tabled noise Ordinance preparation, as the committee wanted to take the time to review various provided samples • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council authorize the Borough Solicitor to prepare a Noise Ordinance b) Kevin Kerwin- Police academy graduation Friday, June 26, 2026, certification testing Monday, June 29, 2026, and FTO begins June 30, 2026 c) Discuss the amount of time spent thus far in June patrolling at Happy Hollow and Hills playgrounds d) Discuss the Wyomissing School District Mini Thon Club “Color Fun Run” • A motion is needed to table, approve or deny recommending Council authorize the Wyomissing School District Mini Thon Club “Color Fun Run” on August 29, 2026 6) Fire Department: a) Review the June monthly activity report to-date b) Discuss new radios purchase …
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Mon Jun 29, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Committee reviews EMS stats, SCBA trade-in refund

The Wyomissing Fire & Police Committee reviewed EMS call data for January through May 2026, totaling 1,184 calls for Wyomissing Borough. They also discussed a trade-in of old SCBA and spare bottles, with a refund check expected from Dival.

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Wyomissing Borough (av) Jun 1, 2026 10:41:15 AM EMS Filter statement Filters 1/10 Days in Dispatched 12/1/25 to 12/31/26 Is Locked true Scene Zone BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813), BERKS - WYOMISSING HILLS BOROUGH (06976) Wyomissing Borough Months in Dispatched Scene Zone Month Totals Yearly Running Total 01/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 239 239 02/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 196 435 03/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 265 700 04/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 240 940 05/2026 BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813) 244 1,184 Grand Total 1,184 1,184 DRAFT Wyomissing Borough (av) Jun 1, 2026 10:41:15 AM EMS Filter statement Filters 2/10 Days in Dispatched 12/1/25 to 12/31/26 Is Locked true Scene Zone BERKS - WYOMISSING BOROUGH (06813), BERKS - WYOMISSING HILLS BOROUGH (06976) Previous Month Dispostion of Calls Disposition Total s Assist, Agency 7 Assist, Public 4 Cancelled (No Patient Contact) 13 Cancelled (Prior to Arrival at Scene) 19 Patient Dead on Scene - Resuscitation Attempted (Without Transport) 1 Patient Evaluated, No Treatment/Transport Required 2 Patient Refused Evaluation/Care (Without Transport) 9 Patient Treated, Released (AMA) 1 Patient Treated, Released (per protocol) 5 Patient Treated, Transferred Care to Another EMS Professional/Unit 1 Transported Lights/Siren 121 Transported Lights/Siren, Downgraded 7 Transported No Lights/Siren 54 Totals 244 DRAFT Wyomissing Borough (av) Jun 1, 2026 10:41:15 AM EMS Filter statement Filters …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026

Recreation Board

Board to vote on 2026 Full-Service Concession Agreement

The Wyomissing Recreation Board will consider a motion to approve, table, or deny the 2026 Full-Service Concession Agreement and recommend council ratification. They will also review the Nature Play Area project, hear updates on Memorial Day and Independence Day events, and discuss community engagement with the Wyomissing Lacrosse Club. Additionally, the board will vote on May 2026 meeting minutes and financial reports, and discuss Wyomissing Hills Basketball Courts.

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH RECREATION BOARD TUESDAY, JUNE 16th, 2026 - 7:00pm 1) Call to Order 2) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, Committee, or Board conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Borough Council, Committee, or Board. 3) Approval of the May 2026 meeting minutes • Motion is needed to approve or deny the May 2026 meeting minutes 4) Approval of the Financial Reports: • Motion is needed to approve or deny the May 2026 financial report 5) Sub-Committee Reports: a. Memorial Day Parade & Ceramony Sub-Committee – update (Rick Weinhoffer) b. Independence Day Parade & Celebration Sub-Committee – update (Rick Weinhoffer) 6) Recreation Director Report: a. Review Programs, Facilities Management, Rentals, and Maintenance Items 7) Old Business: a. Full-Service Concession Agreement i. A motion is needed to approve, table, or deny adopting the 2026 Full-Service Concession Agreement, and recommend Council ratify the action during the July 14, 2026 Council meeting b. Nature Play Area i. Review and discuss the project status updates 8) New Business: a. Community Engagement i. Wyomissing Lacrosse Club – Amanda Fulford b. Wyomissing Hills Basketball Courts i. Discussion 9) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter juris …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026

Recreation Board

Board discusses proposed Nature Play Zone at Hills playground

The Recreation Board reviewed a proposal for a natural play area featuring logs, rocks, and ADA-accessible pathways at the Hills playground. The project includes potential labor donations from New Castle Lawn and Landscape and seeks to include vegetation buffers to mitigate noise for neighbors.

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RECREATION BOARD – MEETING MINUTES MAY 19, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. The Borough of Wyomissing Recreation Board held their regular meeting in the Borough of Wyomissing Council Chambers on the above date and time. Board Vice President Sally Donato called the meeting to order with the following persons present: Board members Richard Weinhoffer, Pamela Wetzel, Jessica Christman, Michael Sharer, Liz Toigo, and Christopher Valente; Recreation Director Randy McKinley, Interim Borough Manager Eden Ratliff, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. The following persons were absent: Board members Jess Leinbach and Karim Davidson. Councilmember Visitors: Kristen Gajewski Adam Berkeley Visitors: Mike Carroll – 1754 Reading Boulevard Moxley Carroll – 1754 Reading Boulevard Kathy Grube – Wyomissing Area Garden Club Board Vice President Sally Donato indicated that the meeting was being recorded. Public Comment: Crystal Kowalski, 1500 Cleveland Avenue emailed public comment that was read outload, regarding the pool schedule. New Business- Nature Play Zone: The Board agreed to move the Nature Play Zone topic first. Jessica Christman shared with the Board, a brief presentation about a Nature Play Zone at the Hills playground. The project is proposed for a patch of woods between the current playground and Memorial Boulevard, and would feature a natural area for kids to play and be creative. The play zone would include logs, sticks, rocks, and other natural elements, i …
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Mon Jun 15, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Council to consider awarding $91,970 sidewalk contract for 2026 50/50 Sidewalks project

This meeting of the Infrastructure Committee includes recommendations on several public works contracts and payments. Items include a change order and payment for the West Lawn Interceptor, a recommendation to award the 2026 50/50 Sidewalks contract to Reamstown Excavating for $91,970, final payment for the Berkshire Heights Playground, a payment for Carlino Swale reconstruction, and a presentation on a proposed Nature Play Area at Wyomissing Hills Park.

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DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT McCarthy #230004-12 WEST LAWN INTERCEPTOR Wyomissing Borough Berks County CHANGE ORDER 0 04324 - 1 Change Order No. 1 Date of Issuance: June 4, 2026 Effective Date: June 4, 2026 Owner: Wyomissing Borough Owner's Contract No.: Contractor: JNS Paving & Excavating Contractor’s Project No.: Engineer: McCarthy Engineering Associates, Inc. Engineer's Project No.: 230004-12 Project: West Lawn Interceptor Contract Name: West Lawn Interceptor The Contract is modified as follows upon execution of this Change Order: Description: 1. Furnish and install 25 LF of 8” pipe at manhole JMA 26-A = $3,600.00 2. Remove and replace 10 LF of 15” storm pipe in apartment complex = $1,440.00 3. Demolish and remove existing concrete vault = $3,128.20 4. Removal of four (4) 15” x 6” wyes = ($7,217.12) TOTAL = $951.08 CHANGE IN CONTRACT PRICE CHANGE IN CONTRACT TIMES [note changes in Milestones if applicable] Original Contract Price: Original Contract Times: Substantial Completion: February 2, 2026 $ 539,238.00 Ready for Final Payment: March 2, 2026 days or dates [Increase] [Decrease] from previously approved Change Orders No. to No. : [Increase] [Decrease] from previously approved Change Orders No. to No. : Substantial Completion: 0 days $ 0.00 Ready for Final Payment: 0 days days Contract Price prior to this Change Order: Contract Times prior to this Change Order: Substantial Completion: February 2, 2026 $ 539,238.00 Ready for Final Payment …
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Mon Jun 15, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Pump station upgrades restrict new development

The Infrastructure Committee will discuss the 4th & Oley pump station, where revised EDU costs are set at $2,500 and no new development can occur without upgrading one or both stations. The committee will vote on recommending a change order and payment for the West Lawn Interceptor project, and on awarding the 2026 Street Work contract. Updates on sidewalk projects, park improvements, and a fiber-optic agreement are also on the agenda.

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Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda – June 15, 2026 Page 1 Borough of Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda June 15, 2026 – 12:00 pm 1. Call to Order 2. Notice to Attendees that meeting is being recorded 3. Roll Call 4. Public Comment - All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, Committee, or Board conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Committee. 5. Zoning/Codes Report • Review of the Zoning and Codes Report • Discuss any Notices of Violation of concern and/or any follow up to Notices of Violation as needed • Provide any applicable comments to the recently held or upcoming Zoning Hearing Board Hearings 6. 4th & Oley Pump Station • Revised EDU cost $2,500 / EDU based on $175,000 that will be received from Boiler House, Windsor St and RM Palmer • No additional development can occur that flows to either of these pump stations without upgrading one or both of the stations • Van Reed Apartments and Studios on Spring (aka The Inn at Reading) will each be responsible for all of their own upgrades to the Sanitary sewer system including the pump stations that flow to • Anticipate bidding in Fall of 2026 for work to commence in 2027 7. Western Berks Water Authority • Provide any updates from Western Berks Water Authority • Discuss cost share proposal of Tulpehoc …
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Tue Jun 9, 2026

Borough Council

Council to vote on snow removal ordinance and approve several contracts

The Wyomissing Borough Council will consider adopting four ordinances: one establishing snow and ice removal regulations, another updating the towing and impoundment process, a third updating the fire code to the 2021 International Fire Code, and a fourth removing snow emergency routes. The council will also vote on multiple contract payments and change orders for infrastructure projects, including $130,343.50 for sidewalk work and $78,533.91 for the Berkshire Heights playground, and consider appointing special counsel for the Berkshire Mall redevelopment project and a resolution to apply for flood mitigation funding.

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June 5, 2026 Memo To: Borough Council Kristen M. Gajewski Jennifer L. Reimer Richard A. Weinhoffer Stephen D. Brunner Jana R. Barnett Adam C. Berkeley Christopher F. Valente From: Interim Borough Manager, Eden Ratliff Enclosed for your consideration are copies of the Council Minutes, Committee Reports, other correspondence, as well as the June 9, 2026 meeting agenda. **Executive Session will be held post Council meeting** Enclosures cc: Fred Levering, Mayor Jim McCarthy, Consulting Engineer Heidi Masano, Borough Solicitor John Phillips, Police Chief Jim Babb, Public Works & Property Mgr. Eden Ratliff, Interim Borough Manager Randy McKinley, Recreation & Communications Director David Reeser, Treasurer AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, June 9, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. 1. Call to order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Public Comment –All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, and shall be limited to matters of official action, or deliberations that are, or may come before the Borough Council (agenda items) 5. Council Minutes – A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the minutes of the May 12, 2026 Council meeting 6. Consulting Engineer’s Report i. Review Borough Engineer activity during the month of May ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Engineer’s Report 7. Police Chief & Mayor’s Report i. R …
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Tue Jun 9, 2026

Borough Council

Council to consider new snow and ice removal regulations

Wyomissing Borough Council will consider adopting several ordinances, including new snow and ice removal regulations and updates to towing and fire codes. The council will also vote on applying for a state flood mitigation grant for the High Road project and appointing special counsel for Berkshire Mall redevelopment. Various payments and reports from committees and departments are up for approval.

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✓ Decided: Council adopts multiple ordinances and approves key payments, including snow removal rules

The council adopted three ordinances covering snow and ice removal, storage‑garage designations, and an update to the International Fire Code. It also approved several contract payments, the Memorial Bench Program, and appointed a special counsel for the Berkshire Mall redevelopment. A resolution was passed to name borough representatives on the Berks County Tax Collection Committee.

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, June 9, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. 1. Call to order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Public Comment –All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, and shall be limited to matters of official action, or deliberations that are, or may come before the Borough Council (agenda items) 5. Council Minutes – A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the minutes of the May 12, 2026 Council meeting 6. Consulting Engineer’s Report i. Review Borough Engineer activity during the month of May ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Engineer’s Report 7. Police Chief & Mayor’s Report i. Review the Police activity during the month of May ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Police Chief & Mayor’s Report 8. Fire Chief’s Report i. Review the Fire activity during the month of May ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Fire Chief’s Report 9. Committee Reports: a. Infrastructure Committee – May 18, 2026 i. Review the Infrastructure committee report ii. ORDINANCE NO. 1462-2026- AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 21 ENTITLED “STREETS AND SIDEWALKS” TO ADD A PART 8 ENTITLED “SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL REGULATIONS”. iii. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny adopting Ordinance No. 1462- 2026 as to impleme …
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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING — COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 9, 2026 — 7:00 P.M. The Borough of Wyomissing Council held their regular meeting in the Borough of Wyomissing Council Chambers on the above date and time. Council President Kristen M. Gajewski called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. with the following persons present: Jennifer L. Reimer, Richard A. Weinhoffer, Stephen D. Brunner, Jana R. Barnett, and Adam C. Berkeley; Mayor Frederick C. Levering, Treasurer David Reeser, Borough Solicitor Heidi Masano, Interim Borough Manager Eden Ratliff, Borough Engineer Jim McCarthy, Public Works Director James Babb, Police Chief John Phillips, Fire Chief Eric Needle, Recreation and Communications Director Randy McKinley, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. The following person was absent: Councilmember Christopher F. Valente. CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL EXECUTIVE SESSION: Council President Gajewski announced that an Executive Session was held prior to the meeting at 6:40 pm to discuss personnel matters. VISITORS: Chazz Aden — Representative Cepeda-Freytiz’s office Barbara Reeser — 1110 Fairview Avenue Adrian Jadic — 48 Cardinal Road Timothy McDonough — 21 Hummingbird Road Herbert Lovett — 103 Deborah Drive Kayla Vasquez — 1311 Garden Lane Jeffrey Stonehill — Stonehill Ratliff PUBLIC COMMENTS (agenda items): Timothy McDonough, 21 Hummingbird Road provided public comment on the West lawn Interceptor, High Road flood mitigation, Reading Boulevard traffic circle, Berk …
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Thu Jun 4, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

Committee to vote on tax collection delegate, discuss billing error

The Finance & Administration Committee will review cash and investment balances and April 2026 financial results. They will discuss a utility billing discrepancy and consider Resolution No. 2026-20 to appoint representatives to the Berks County Tax Collection Committee Executive Committee. Right to Know requests will also be reviewed.

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AGENDA FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Thursday, June 4, 2026 – 8:00 a.m. 1) Call to Order 2) Roll Call 3) Public Comment - All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, Committee, or Board conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Borough Council, Committee, or Board. 4) Cash update: i. Review cash and investment balances ii. PLGIT review 5) April 2026 results: i. Review revenues, expenses, variances, fund balance, and reserve funds monthly and year to date comparisons ii. Review gross real estate taxes and net real estate taxes monthly and year to date comparisons iii. Review mercantile, local services, other local tax monthly and year to date comparisons 6) Utility Billing Credit a. Discuss a recent utility billing discrepancy i. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council take action as discussed by the committee 7) Berks County Tax collection Committee Executive Committee i. RESOLUTION NO. 2026-20- A RESOLUTION OF COUNCIL APPOINTING THE INDIVIDUALS NAMED HEREIN TO REPRESENT ALL MUNICIPALITIES THAT LIE IN THE WYOMISSING AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT ON THE BERKS COUNTY TAX COLLECTION COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ● A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny adopting Resolution No. 2026-20 as to establishing a new delegate for the Berks County Tax Collecti …
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Thu Jun 4, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

Wyomissing reports cash and investment balances as of April 30, 2026

The Finance & Administration Committee reviewed the Borough's financial status for the period of January 1 to April 30, 2026. The report details total cash and investment balances across various municipal funds including General, Fire Tax, Road Tax, EMS Tax, Water, Sewer, Refuse, and Highway funds.

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Financial Institution Rate General Working HRA Payroll Fire Road EMS Water Sewer Refuse Highway Debt Pooled Total Cash Tompkins 721,125 74,069 16,098 63,383 167,273 168,567 167,273 659,482 30,245 1,000 36,873 - - 2,105,389 Total Cash 721,125 74,069 16,098 63,383 167,273 168,567 167,273 659,482 30,245 1,000 36,873 - - 2,105,389 Investments PLGIT 3.50%-3.75% - - - - - - - - - - 282,130 397,086 7,202,861 7,882,077 Total Investments - - - - - - - - - - 282,130 397,086 7,202,861 7,882,077 Total Cash & Investments 721,125 74,069 16,098 63,383 167,273 168,567 167,273 659,482 30,245 1,000 319,003 397,086 7,202,861 9,987,465 BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING REPORT OF CASH & INVESTMENT BALANCES AS OF APRIL 30, 2026 - 2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 12,000,000 14,000,000 16,000,000 Mar-24 Apr-24 May-24 Jun-24 Jul-24 Aug-24 Sep-24 Oct-24 Nov-24 Dec-24 Jan-25 Feb-25 Mar-25 Apr-25 May-25 Jun-25 Jul-25 Aug-25 Sep-25 Oct-25 Nov-25 Dec-25 Jan-26 Feb-26 Mar-26 Apr-26 Cash & Investment History - Last 24 Months Investments Cash DRAFT 2026 Current 2026 2025 YTD $ vs YTD % of YTD Variance Category - Revenues Budget Month Actual YTD Actual YTD 2026 Budget 2026 Budget 2026 vs 2025 Real Estate Tax 5,242,000 1,481,956 1,809,551 3,714,165 3,432,449 35% (1,904,614) Earned Income Tax 3,500,000 177,374 1,044,283 990,276 2,455,717 …
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Mon Jun 1, 2026

Planning Commission

Review of 30-unit apartment plan at 915 Penn Avenue with many code issues

The Planning Commission will review the preliminary land development plan for a four-story, 30-unit apartment building at 915 Penn Avenue. The Borough engineer's letter identifies numerous zoning, subdivision, and stormwater ordinance violations that must be resolved. The applicant is seeking conditional use relief for parking requirements. No action on the plan can occur until traffic, landscaping, and other impact studies are submitted and reviewed.

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May 29, 2026 Borough of Wyomissing Planning Commission Borough of Wyomissing Council 22 Reading Boulevard Wyomissing, PA 19610 RE: Preliminary Land Development Plan 915 Penn Avenue (Wrangler Lot) Plan Review #2 McCarthy File #260004-23 Dear Members, In accordance with the Borough’s request, we have reviewed the above-referenced plan, application, and supporting documents to determine compliance with the Borough’s Zoning, Subdivision and Land Development, and Stormwater Management Ordinances. The property is located in the Neighborhood Commercial (C-1) zoning district, and the Re-Development Area Mixed Use Incentive (RAMUI) overlay district, Redevelopment Area 1 (RD1). The project is proposing to construct a four-story, 30-unit apartment building, served by public utilities. The documents received and reviewed by our office include the following items: • Preliminary Plan Review Response Letter, dated 5/6/26 • Preliminary Plan Set prepared by C2C Design Group, sheets 1 through 9 of 9, dated 1/9/26, revised 4/3/26 • PCSM Report prepared by C2C Design Group, dated 1/9/26, last revised 5/5/26 • Waiver Request Letter, dated 5/5/26 • Drainage Area Maps, dated 1/9/2026, last revised 5/8/26 Based on our review, we offer the following comments for your consideration: A. ZONING 1. Any zoning relief and conditions of zoning relief, as well as conditions of conditional use, must be listed on the cover sheet of the plan set along wi …
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Mon Jun 1, 2026

Planning Commission

Commission to vote on waiver for 915 Penn Avenue and conditional use at 1714 State Hill Road

The Wyomissing Planning Commission will review and take action on two property applications: a waiver request for plan scale at 915 Penn Avenue and a conditional use application at 1714 State Hill Road. Members will vote on motions to recommend approval, denial, or tabling to the Borough Council. The commission will also discuss Gov. Shapiro's Housing Initiative, with no formal action expected.

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AGENDA PLANNING COMMISSION JUNE 1, 2026, 3:30 PM 1. Call to Order 2. Notice to Attendees that meeting is being recorded 3. Public Comment – All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Planning Commission committee and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Planning Commission committee 4. 915 Penn Avenue a. Review and discuss the submitted plans b. Review and discuss McCarthy Engineering’s review letter c. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or table recommending to Council granting a waiver from Sections 401.1 and 403.1 for plan scale 5. 1714 State Hill Road a. Review and discuss conditional use application i. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council support the application (with or without conditions) or recommend Council deny it 6. Gov. Shapiro’s Housing Initiative a. Discuss Gov. Shapiro’s Housing Initiative 7. Public Comment – All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Planning Commission committee and shall be limited to matters of public concern that are, or may come, before the Planning Commission committee (agenda and non-agenda items) 8. Adjournment
Wed May 27, 2026

Park & Shade Tree Commission

Commission to discuss $20,000 invasive removal, parking lot apron denial

The commission will discuss updates on parkland and shade tree projects, including a $20,000 budget for invasive species removal and educational signage. It will also review the Memorial Bench Program and the status of the Old Mill Road parking lot, where council denied a request to use $10,000 in street work funds for a driveway apron. Subcommittee reports on bird nest boxes, education, and outreach will be given, and a partnership with PSU Berks will be updated.

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AGENDA PARK AND SHADE TREE COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2026 – 1:00 P.M. 1. Call to Order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2. Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough Council, Committee, or Board conducting the public meeting, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Borough Council, Committee, or Board. 3. Parkland and Shade Tree Updates a. Any completed and impending projects of concern 4. Subcommittee Reports/Updates a. Bird Nest Box b. Educational c. Outreach 5. Partnership with PSU Berks a. Update to be provided for on-going conversations with PSU Berks involvement 6. Implementation of the Parklands Forest Stewardship Study a. $20,000 was included in the 2025 budget for removal of invasives and to install temporary signs to educate the public on improvements being made. b. The grant application submitted through the West Reading-Wyomissing Rotary Club, requesting funding of up to $10,000 was approved. A date of April 11th has been scheduled for a second Rotary planting day. c. The Berks County Planning Commission is providing funding of $10,000 for the removal of invasives, installation of riparian buffer areas and educational signage. d. A second application will be submitted through the Schuylkill Highlands Mini-Grant program requesting $8,000 in funding for parklands signage e. Sig …
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Wed May 27, 2026

Park & Shade Tree Commission

Commission to consider $3,000 memorial bench program for parklands

The Park & Shade Tree Commission will discuss and potentially adopt a new memorial bench program for the Parklands of Wyomissing, which includes a $3,000 fee, a five-year warranty, and optional maintenance extensions. The Bird Box Subcommittee also reports on nesting activity and outlines goals for box replacement, heat protection, and predator controls.

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Park and Shade Tree Commission Bird Box Subcommittee Report May 27, 2026 Activity by species using the nest box trail as of May 21: Bluebirds Nesting attempts made or underway in 8 boxes First eggs laid on about April 13 In boxes #2, 15, and 18 nesting attempts have failed Box #2: female BB dead of head trauma, on nest with eggs, on April 28 Box #15: nest found empty 4 days after 4 hatchlings present Box #18: nest found empty 5 days after 5 hatchlings present As of most recent box check, hatchlings present in #13, 17, 21, 25 Tree Swallows Nesting attempts made or underway in 12 boxes First eggs laid on about May 5, several weeks after swallows returned In Box#5, House Sparrows killed a Tree Swallow on an empty nest As of most recent box check, no swallows had hatched but eggs were present in 7 boxes Carolina Chickadees Nesting attempts made or underway in 3 boxes: #11, 12, 28 First eggs laid on about April 16 All 3 boxes had hatchlings present as of most recent check House Sparrows These non-native, aggressive competitors for nest boxes have attempted to nest or have interfered with/killed native birds in 5 boxes so far this year. Monitors have prevented reproduction of these birds in our boxes by a variety of methods: piercing eggs, repeatedly removing the nests, and use of Van Ert traps. House Wrens These aggressive native songbirds have been heard in the vicinity of park but have not (yet) evicted other birds from bo …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
$6.3MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
Department of Defense · ALTERATION INSTALLATION TEAM (AIT) SUPPORT SERVICES
$4.6MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
Department of Defense · SHIP INSTALLATION SERVICES
$4.2MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
Department of Defense · CODE 447 LPD 17 CLASS UPS REDUCTION
$3.8MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
Department of Defense · THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL SERVICES TO COMPLETELY INSTALL
$3.8MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
Department of Defense · LPD 24 CLASS UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY REDUCTION
$3.8MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
Department of Defense · ITEM # 10: LEVEL OF EFFORT (LOE) TASK ORDER REQUIREMENT LPD 17 CLASS U
$3.7MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
Department of Defense · LHD 7 INSTALL. SCD 16395 COMPLETELY INSTALL THE ALTERATIONS SCD 16395
$3.4MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
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$3.1MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
Department of Defense · ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES REQUIRED FOR THE REMOVAL OF EXISTIN
$2.6MCONTINENTAL TIDE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC.
Department of Defense · FY21, AC&R CODE 411 MAC TASK ORDER, #003/CVN71 AC RETUBE AIT

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🌐 County-level context (Berks County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities2 (1 pedestrian · 2023)
Business establishments8,521 (172,167 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,353/mo (2025)
Adults with low literacy22.9% (low numeracy 33% · 2017)

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

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Outcomes — economic mobility

source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research use

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

White kids
0.472
All kids
0.424
Black kids
0.319

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