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Jul 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Kenhorst Borough Council Council Meeting Minutes
The council received reports from the Mayor, police department, fire department, and financial office, while noting updates on personnel, solicitor matters, and facility maintenance needs. Public comment addressed traffic and residential issues. Actions taken during the session included approving a $150 fee for Saturday rental inspections, authorizing the advertisement of a 'Right Turn Only' ordinance for Harding, amending truck parking regulations, establishing an indefinite burn ban extension, and approving a reimbursement for a memorial tree.
Jun 4, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Kenhorst Borough Council Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes reports from the Mayor, the Police Department, the Fire Department, Finance, Codes and Emergency Services, Personnel, Property and Buildings, Sanitation, and Streets. Additionally, Municipal Authority reports cover Parks and Playgrounds, and Sanitary Sewers and Stormwater. Old business items to be addressed include the Berks Nature crosswalk, street cut fees, adjustments for a street project, truck parking regulations, the extension of a burn ban, and a bid for flow metering. New business consists of the authorization of Saturday code inspections on an as-needed basis.
May 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Kenhorst Borough Council Council Meeting Minutes
The meeting involved reports from the Mayor, police, fire department, and municipal authorities regarding ongoing projects, financial audits, and sewer system studies. Key decisions included accepting the 2025 Borough Audit and monthly financial reports, approving a burn ban, and awarding the contract for the 2026 Road Project. Additionally, the Council tabled discussions on truck parking and flag drop-off locations, and authorized a change of location for the upcoming June meeting.
Apr 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Kenhorst Borough Council Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on departmental reports from the Mayor, police, fire department, finance, codes, personnel, property, and streets committees. Municipal authority reports include updates on parks, playgrounds, and sewer infrastructure. Additional business items comprise discussions on truck parking, a snow removal assistance program, purchasing vouchers for a cat program, and a revised ordinance for street cut activity. The meeting also includes a proposal for a fund transfer from the Fire Fund account to the PLGIT.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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