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Plum Boro Council Voting Meeting - July 2026
Published: Jul 14, 2026
Plum Borough Approves Lot Line Revisions and Property Transfer
On behalf of the planning and economic development committee, Mr. Mjurnic moved to adopt Resolution Number 1094-26, granting preliminary and final approval for the Plum Borough lot line revision, contingent upon final review by the borough engineer. He also moved to enact Ordinance Number 997-26, approving an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with the Plumbboro Municipal Authority for a property transfer at 4575 New Road. Additionally, he moved to adopt Resolution Number 1095-26, granting preliminary and final approval for the Oakmont Heights phase three lots 301 and 302 lot line revision (FSC-05-26), as recommended by the borough engineer.
Council Supports EMS Reimbursement, Bans E-bikes in Parks, and Reviews Public Safety Efforts
The council adopted a resolution supporting HB1152 and Senate Bill 1342, requesting amendments to insurance laws for direct reimbursement to EMS providers. They approved payments totaling for fire department apparatus repairs and authorized the advertisement of an ordinance prohibiting e-bikes in parks. The Mayor's report detailed June statistics: 793 calls for service, with significant traffic enforcement data showing excessive speeds on various roads including Logan Ferry Road, Center New Texas Road, and Texas Road. Officer Tyler Curts was recognized for community engagement with children at the library. Officer Sean Miller was commended for resolving a neighborly parking issue. Community members Andrew Lour and Michael Signelia provided donations (donuts, pastries, cupcakes) to the police department.
Mayor Addresses Community Health, Infrastructure, and National Ideals
Mayor Schlegel delivered his President's Comments, emphasizing organ donation registration via donatelifepa.org, blood donation due to an emergency shortage, and mental health awareness, providing resources like the National Suicide Line (988) and the Resolve Crisis Team (18887968226) and PA's text line (PA to 741741). He announced the closure of the Commercial Street Bridge until August 3rd, advising residents to plan for traffic delays and consult PennDOT's webpage for alternative routes and information. The Mayor also highlighted recent successful 'Acoustics at the Amphitheater' events and upcoming shows on August 13th and September 10th. He concluded with reflections on American ideals, unity, diversity, and the importance of 'we the people' in ensuring the country's future, drawing parallels to historical challenges and emphasizing collective responsibility.
Geotechnical Services Approved for Ross Hollow Road; Road Projects Progressing
On behalf of the Roads, Equipment, and Grants committee, Mr. R moved to accept a proposal from KU Resources for geotechnical services for Ross Hollow Road, not to exceed [cost not specified]. The motion was seconded and approved. Mr. Purcell also reported that the Timothy Tunnel storm water project has begun, with NNL Landscaping LLC on site. The pipelining phase of the Kellywood storm water project is expected to start soon. The 2026 paving project preconstruction meeting was held with Derry Construction, and work is expected to begin in August. Grading for the Rustic Ridge Memorial Pavilion is complete. Public works repaired storm water inlets and replaced pipes. A new Ford F-150 has been received. Residents will be notified about trees obstructing traffic.
Parks and Recreation Approves Tournament, Supports Playground Grant, and Announces Upcoming Events
The Parks and Recreation Committee approved an application for a special use permit for Storm Softball for a tournament at Plum Creek Park (October 10-12). They adopted a resolution supporting a GEDF grant application for the Logan's Fairy Heights playground phase 2 and adopted a resolution setting the rate for banquet hall rentals. Updates on park maintenance include weekly inspections, grounds maintenance, and setup/cleanup for Summerfest. Specific improvements mentioned are the removal of a damaged spectator bench and replacement of a sunshade at PBSA Field 3, and installation of bollards at an ADA parking space at Plum Creek Park. Upcoming events include a 'Movie in the Park' showing 'Lilo and Stitch' on July 24th at Larry Mills Park, and the Monday Market featuring over 20 vendors and a food truck weekly.
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