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Municipal News

By Miranda Startare

The borough of New Eagle has begun some of its warm weather projects and will soon begin paving work, New Eagle Council members indicated at the May 3 monthly meeting.

Projects include catch basin repairs, landscaping, equipment maintenance, and the installation of a new air conditioner at the borough building.
The borough will also begin citing residents for grass and junk vehicle ordinance violations.

In other business:

 Council appointed Ed Volker, Paul Pro, and Robert Gamble to the International Property Maintenance Code.

Council passed an ordinance allowing the borough to vacate a portion of South Union Avenue, as requested by residents Steve and Linda Levandosky. Associated fees have been paid by the residents

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