Pottstown, Pennsylvania

Land Bank Board

Zoning Hearing Board

Pottstown Borough Authority

The Pottstown Borough Authority will meet on July 21, 2026 at the Borough Hall. The agenda includes routine items such as call to order, public comment, approval of the May 19, 2026 minutes, and several staff reports. The only substantive agenda item is a discussion of a proposed Water Service Line Ordinance. No decision outcome is indicated in the agenda.

• Approval of May 19, 2026 minutes
• Discussion on Water Service Line Ordinance

Historic Architectural Review

The Historic Architectural Review Board will consider a proposal for six new condos at 79 N. Hanover St. The board will also review administrative approvals for siding and shingle replacements.

• Construction of six new condos at 79 N. Hanover St.
• Siding repair and replacement at 69 N. Hanover St.
• Asphalt shingle replacement at 62 N. Franklin St.

Planning Commission

The commission will review meeting minutes and hear public comments. The agenda includes updates on the Coolidge Commons review period and discussions regarding the Keim Street Bridge.

• 79 N. Hanover/148 Chestnut 90-day review period
• Coolidge Commons extended review period through 08/18/2026
• Keim Street Bridge comments

Human Relations Commission

The Pottstown Human Relations Commission is meeting on July 14, 2026, but the agenda contains only routine procedural items: call to order, approval of previous minutes, and reports. No substantive business, proposals, or public hearings are listed. The meeting is expected to be largely administrative.

• Approval of meeting minutes from January 13, 2026
• Finance report: none
• No old business or new business listed
• Comments from citizens and commissioners scheduled
• 2026 meeting dates confirmed through December

Council Meeting

The Council will consider several items including a street paving plan, zoning ordinance amendments, and various land development applications. The meeting also includes the review of annual audit reports for the Borough and the Borough Authority.

• Public hearing for SALDO/Zoning Ordinance Amendment
• Borough Audit Report for year ended December 31, 2025
• Pottstown Borough Authority Audit Report for year ended December 31, 2025
• Land development plan approval for 377 Circle of Progress Drive
• Street closure request for National Night Out on North Washington Street

Council Committee of the Whole

La reunión comienza con una audiencia de uso condicional en 149 King Street a las 6:30 PM, seguida por el Comité del Todo a las 7:00 PM. El concejo escuchará una presentación del Fiscal de Distrito del Condado de Montgomery, Kevin Steele, revisará el plan de pavimentación de 2026 y votará sobre la auditoría de 2025. Otros asuntos incluyen temas de zonificación, un acuerdo de servicio fiscal con el distrito escolar y una solicitud de cierre de calle para National Night Out.

• Audiencia de uso condicional en 149 King St.
• Presentación del Fiscal de Distrito del Condado de Montgomery Kevin Steele
• Presentación del Plan de Pavimentación de 2026
• Aprobación de la auditoría de 2025 (Borough y Authority)
• Acuerdo de Servicio Fiscal con Pottstown School District

Pottstown Area Regional Recreation Committee

El Pottstown Area Regional Recreation Committee celebra su reunión regular de junio, que incluye la aprobación de las actas, un informe del tesorero sobre la subvención de la Yeck Foundation y actualizaciones de los planificadores del condado y del planificador del comité. Los asuntos antiguos incluyen la finalización del diseño de una tarjeta promocional y la planificación de la recaudación de fondos Putt for Parks, incluida la búsqueda de patrocinadores y los premios.

• Recepción y distribución de la subvención de la Yeck Foundation
• Revisión y aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 27 de mayo de 2026
• Asuntos antiguos: Diseño de la tarjeta promocional de PARRC (S. Kriczky)
• Asuntos antiguos: Putt for Parks — comunicaciones con patrocinadores y premios
• Informe mensual del planificador y informe de subvenciones de T. McCloskey

Land Bank Board

La Junta del Banco de Tierras de Pottstown llevará a cabo una reunión regular con comentarios públicos, aprobación de actas e informes financieros. Discutirán asuntos pendientes, incluyendo 421 Hale Street y una actualización sobre 633 Walnut Street. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen la Venta Judicial de agosto. La reunión es principalmente procedimental con elementos informativos.

• Solicitudes de preselección discutidas solo como información
• Asuntos pendientes: 421 Hale Street
• Actualización de propiedad: 633 Walnut Street
• Asuntos nuevos: Venta Judicial de agosto

Historic Architectural Review

La Junta de Revisión Arquitectónica Histórica considerará varias solicitudes de trabajo en el distrito histórico de Pottstown. Los artículos principales incluyen la construcción de seis condominios nuevos en 79 N. Hanover St., un letrero e iluminación en 130 King St., y un letrero sobre pilares en 1200 High St. Tres artículos adicionales fueron aprobados administrativamente: un cobertizo en 1028 High St., el reemplazo de una cerca en 1017 High St., y una barandilla en 256 Walnut St. La junta también aprobará las actas y recibirá comentarios públicos.

• Condominios nuevos en 79 N. Hanover St.
• Letrero e iluminación en 130 King St.
• Letrero sobre pilares en 1200 High St.
• Cobertizo en 1028 High St. (aprobado administrativamente)
• Reemplazo de cerca en 1017 High St. (aprobado administrativamente)

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Pottstown revisará las actas de las reuniones, escuchará comentarios públicos y discutirá dos extensiones del período de revisión de 90 días para 377 Circle of Progress y Coolidge Commons. Los asuntos pendientes incluyen actualizaciones sobre el Comité de Propiedades Deterioradas, la Planificación Regional de Pottstown y los comentarios sobre el puente Keim Street Bridge. Los asuntos nuevos presentan una propuesta de enmienda a la ordenanza de zonificación para el Notary Block y una solicitud de uso condicional para 149 King Street.

• Extensión del período de revisión de 90 días para 377 Circle of Progress hasta el 9/30/2026
• Extensión del período de revisión de 90 días para Coolidge Commons hasta el 07/19/2026
• Propuesta de Enmienda a la Ordenanza de Zonificación – Notary Block
• Solicitud de Uso Condicional - 149 King Street
• Discusión de los comentarios sobre el Keim Street Bridge

Human Relations Commission

La Comisión de Relaciones Humanas de Pottstown llevará a cabo una reunión rutinaria. El único punto de acción es la aprobación de las actas del 13 de enero de 2026. La agenda incluye informes de la presidencia y de finanzas (ninguno), y oportunidades para comentarios de los ciudadanos.

• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 13 de enero de 2026
• Informe financiero presentado en cero
• Discusión de eventos/programas y asuntos antiguos/nuevos
• Periodo de comentarios de los ciudadanos programado

Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal de Pottstown considerará enmendar la ordenanza de alquiler residencial para requerir inspecciones de terceros y votará sobre un contrato de $548,450 para la reparación de Goose and Tanyard Run. La agenda de consentimiento incluye aumentos de tarifas, la venta de un vehículo policial y la aprobación del presupuesto de tránsito de PART.

• Ordenanza que enmienda el Capítulo 5 (Cumplimiento del Código) y el Capítulo 11 (Vivienda) para inspecciones de alquiler de terceros
• Adjudicación de la oferta de reparación de $548,450 para Goose and Tanyard Run a National Gunite, LLC
• Enmienda al programa de tarifas que aumenta las tarifas de Certificación de Impuestos de $36 a $60 con efecto retroactivo al 11 de mayo
• Solicitud de desarrollo de terrenos en 658 Jefferson Avenue para la subdivisión en dos lotes y casas gemelas
• Aprobación del presupuesto operativo de PART para el año fiscal 26-27 y la resolución de contrapartida local

The Borough Council approved several items via consent agenda, including a fee schedule increase and a police vehicle bid. The council also passed a residential rental ordinance amendment and a resolution regarding land development at 658 Jefferson Avenue.

• Adopted May 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Increased Tax Certification fees from $36.00 to $60.00 (5-0)
• Adopted Council's Meeting Rules of Order (5-0)
• Awarded Police Vehicle Bid for 2008 Ford Expedition to Matthew Marone for $4,950.00 (5-0)
• Requested Civil Service Commission test for Lieutenant rank (5-0)
• Awarded Goose and Tanyard Run Repair Bid to National Shotcrete, LLC for $548,450 (5-0)
• Approved PART FY26-27 Operating Budget (5-0)
• Adopted local match resolution for PART financial assistance (5-0)

Council Committee of the Whole

El Comité Plenario discutirá una propuesta de desarrollo de terrenos en 658 Jefferson Street, una licitación de vehículo policial para un Ford Expedition 2008 y el presupuesto del Pottstown Area Rapid Transit (PART) para el año fiscal FY26-27 junto con una resolución de contrapartida local. Otros puntos incluyen una solicitud de consumo de alcohol para Ride for the River, el cierre de una calle para el evento Big Boy Locomotive y certificados de idoneidad de la HARB para múltiples propiedades. Para la próxima reunión ordinaria, el Concejo considerará una enmienda al programa de tarifas para los aumentos de certificación de impuestos y una enmienda a la ordenanza de alquiler con respecto a los inspectores externos.

• Propuesta de desarrollo de terrenos en 658 Jefferson
• Licitación de vehículo policial para Ford Expedition 2008
• Presupuesto de PART FY26-27 y resolución de contrapartida local
• Solicitud de consumo de alcohol para Ride for the River
• Certificados de idoneidad de la HARB para 10 propiedades, incluyendo 1028 High St., 76 N. Charlotte St. y otras

The Committee of the Whole reviewed several items including a local match for rapid transit and upcoming street closures for the Big Boy Locomotive visit. Discussions included land development at 658 Jefferson Street and various board vacancies.

• Reviewed $6,733 Borough capital contribution for PART operating expenses
• Reviewed subdivision application for 658 Jefferson Street
• Reviewed police vehicle rebid
• Reviewed Civil Service Commission request for Lieutenant promotional process
• Reviewed Goose and Tanyard Run Repair Project contract recommendation
• Reviewed alcohol consumption request for Ride for the River event
• Reviewed street closure and lot use request for Big Boy Locomotive stop
• Reviewed HARB Certificates of Appropriateness

Pottstown Area Regional Recreation Committee

El Comité de Recreación Regional del Área de Pottstown se reúne para asuntos rutinarios, incluyendo la aprobación de actas, el informe del tesorero con una subvención de la fundación y un pago de PayPal, y la discusión sobre el torneo de minigolf Putt for Parks 2026 y la conferencia de la NRPA. Varios puntos han sido aplazados o están bajo revisión.

• Recepción y distribución de la subvención de la Fundación Yeck
• Discusión sobre la cuota de membresía de TCN
• Solicitud de pago de PayPal del Borough
• Torneo de Minigolf Putt for Parks 2026
• Borrador de la carta para donantes de la Fundación PARRC

Zoning Hearing Board

La Junta de Audiencias de Zonificación llevará a cabo audiencias sobre dos solicitudes. La primera es una apelación de Baljit S. Multani ante la denegación de un oficial de zonificación para permitir una tienda de conveniencia en 415 W. High Street, debido a la proximidad a otra tienda de conveniencia. La segunda es una solicitud de varianza de The Wyndcroft School Inc. para instalar postes independientes con carteles de pancartas/banderas a lo largo de la cuadra 1300 de Wilson Street.

• Apelación 07-2026: Baljit S. Multani impugna la denegación del permiso para la tienda de conveniencia en 415 W. High Street (violación de proximidad §320.4.B)
• Apelación 08-2026: Wyndcroft School busca una varianza para cuatro postes independientes de 12 pies de altura con carteles de pancartas/banderas (12 pies cuadrados cada uno) en Wilson Street
• Propiedades involucradas: 415 W. High Street (Downtown District), 415 Rosedale Drive y 1301 Wilson Street (Neighborhood Residential District)

Land Bank Board

La Junta del Banco de Tierras revisará informes financieros y actualizaciones del administrador. La agenda incluye discusiones sobre las propiedades en 421 Hale Street y 633 Walnut Street, así como una votación sobre políticas y procedimientos.

• Actualización de propiedad: 421 Hale Street
• Actualización de propiedad: 633 Walnut Street
• Aprobación de Políticas y Procedimientos
• Solicitudes de Preselección del Banco de Tierras (Solo Información)

The board approved the April 2026 minutes and financial report, which showed a closing balance of $204,367.46. They also approved paying bills totaling $11,228.60 and authorized the solicitor to send policy revisions to the Borough's solicitor.

• Approved April 27, 2026 minutes
• Approved financial report (closing balance: $204,367.46)
• Approved payment of bills ($11,228.60 total)
• Authorized solicitor to send policy revisions to Borough solicitor
• Tabled 421 Hale property until next month
• No action required on 633 Walnut Street

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Pottstown revisará y potencialmente actuará sobre la extensión del período de revisión de 90 días para Coolidge Commons, el cual ha sido extendido hasta el 19 de junio de 2026. La comisión también tomará nota de una solicitud de extensión para 377 Circle of Progress, aunque dicho punto no se presentará este mes. Los asuntos pendientes incluyen actualizaciones del Comité de Propiedades Deterioradas, Planificación Regional de Pottstown y comentarios sobre el puente de Keim Street.

• Coolidge Commons: período de revisión de 90 días extendido al 06/19/2026
• 377 Circle of Progress: solicitud de extensión anotada, no presentada este mes
• Comentarios sobre el puente de Keim Street en asuntos pendientes
• Actualización del Comité de Propiedades Deterioradas
• Discusión de Planificación Regional de Pottstown

The Pottstown Borough Planning Commission approved the April 15, 2026 meeting minutes by unanimous vote. No action was taken on the Coolidge Commons development application. Other items such as blight, regional planning and infrastructure updates were discussed but no formal decisions were made.

• Approved April 15, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• No action taken on Coolidge Commons application

Historic Architectural Review

El Pottstown Historic Architectural Review Board considerará dos solicitudes: instalar un letrero en los pilares existentes en 1200 High Street para Nedelle's notary tag and titles y restaurar dormeros de madera y ventanas en 71 N. Hanover Street debido a daños por incendio. El tablero también menciona dos reemplazos de techo aprobados administrativamente en 65 King Street y 714 High Street. La reunión incluye la aprobación de las actas anteriores, asuntos antiguos y nuevos y comentarios públicos.

• Instalar letrero en los pilares existentes en 1200 High St. para Nedelle’s notary tag and titles
• Restaurar dormeros de madera y ventanas de madera en 71 N. Hanover St. debido a daños por incendio, coincidiendo con el original
• Aprobado administrativamente: reemplazar tejas asfálticas y techo de goma con tejas y nuevo sistema EPDM en 65 King St.
• Aprobado administrativamente: retirar techo existente, instalar nueva aislación cónica y TPO de 60 mil en 714 High St.

Blighted Property Review Committee

El Comité de Revisión de Propiedades Deterioradas realizará un recorrido en autobús por cinco propiedades identificadas (452 N. Charlotte Street, 1312 Queen Street, 11 Chestnut Street, 253 Chestnut Street, 1143 South Street) como parte de su revisión regular. La reunión incluye comentarios públicos, aprobación de actas anteriores y discusión general.

• Recorrido en autobús por 452 N. Charlotte Street
• Recorrido en autobús por 1312 Queen Street
• Recorrido en autobús por 11 Chestnut Street
• Recorrido en autobús por 253 Chestnut Street
• Recorrido en autobús por 1143 South Street

Pottstown Borough Authority

La Pottstown Borough Authority discutirá y posiblemente aprobará un contrato de $468,855 (NOITA) para el Contrato No. LR-3 bajo el Proyecto Phase 3 LSR, y aprobará condicionalmente una Notificación de Proceder tras la revisión del asesor legal y el ingeniero. Otros asuntos incluyen la discusión de una Ordenanza de Línea de Servicio de Agua, la aprobación de la Auditoría de la Autoridad de 2025 y una oferta de la EPA para una acción de acuerdo acelerado en la Pottstown Water Filtration Plant.

• Discusión y posible aprobación de NOITA para el Contrato No. LR-3 bajo el Proyecto Phase 3 LSR por $468,855.00
• Discusión y posible aprobación condicional de la Notificación de Proceder para el Contrato No. LR-3 por $468,855.00
• Discusión sobre la Ordenanza de Línea de Servicio de Agua
• Aprobación de la Auditoría de la Autoridad de 2025
• Oferta de la EPA para Acción de Acuerdo Acelerado - Pottstown Water Filtration Plant

Human Relations Commission

Esta es una reunión de carácter procedimental sin temas sustantivos en la agenda. La comisión aprobará las actas del 13 de enero de 2026 y revisará las próximas fechas de reuniones.

Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal de Pottstown llevará a cabo una reunión regular con una agenda de consentimiento que contiene 14 puntos, incluyendo enmiendas a las ordenanzas de zonificación y desarrollo de tierras, aprobaciones de desarrollo de tierras, cambios en las tarifas y solicitudes de eventos. Los nuevos asuntos incluyen una solicitud de uso condicional para una conversión residencial en 404 N. Charlotte Street y una posible acción sobre una solicitud de la junta de audiencias de zonificación para variaciones de letreros en Wyndcroft School. El comentario público está limitado a residentes y contribuyentes.

• Enmienda a la ordenanza de zonificación para eliminar la cláusula general de 'usos similares' en seis distritos de superposición, con una audiencia pública que será anunciada
• Aprobación preliminar/final para el desarrollo de tierras en 504-512 Chestnut Street con una tarifa de espacio abierto de $26,820 y una tarifa de árboles de $5,500
• Licitaciones de vehículos policiales adjudicadas: Ford Explorer 2020 ($6,502), Ford Expedition 2008 ($5,000) y otro Ford Explorer 2020 ($6,105)
• Aumento de la tarifa de certificación de impuestos de $36 a $60 por año de certificación
• Solicitud de uso condicional para convertir la unidad comercial trasera del primer piso en 404 N. Charlotte Street en una tercera unidad residencial

Council approved a 14-item consent agenda including land development at 504-512 Chestnut St., police vehicle bids, and a fee increase. They granted conditional use approval for a residential unit conversion at 404 N. Charlotte St. (7-0). No action was taken on the Wyndcroft School signage variance. The third addendum to the Borough Manager's employment agreement was approved (6-1).

• Approved consent agenda (14 items) including land development at 504-512 Chestnut St., police vehicle bids, fee schedule increase, and event requests (7-0)
• Granted conditional use for The Psalms 204 LLC to convert commercial unit to residential at 404 N. Charlotte St. (7-0)
• Took no action on Wyndcroft School signage variance application (ZHB #08-2026)
• Approved third addendum to Borough Manager's employment agreement (6-1)
• Approved publishing proposed amendments to Council Meeting Rules for adoption at June meeting (7-0)

Council Committee of the Whole

El Comité Plenario del Concejo de Pottstown se reúne para llevar a cabo una audiencia de uso condicional para una propiedad en 404 N Charlotte Street. Otros puntos incluyen el desarrollo de terrenos en 504-512 Chestnut Street, enmiendas de zonificación para 415 Rosedale y 415 E High, una licitación de vehículos policiales y múltiples solicitudes de cierre de calles para eventos comunitarios. La reunión también incluye presentaciones sobre ascensos policiales y el Plan de Paisajismo Urbano de PAED.

• Audiencia de uso condicional para 404 N Charlotte
• Solicitud de desarrollo de terrenos para 504-512 Chestnut Street
• Enmiendas de zonificación para 415 Rosedale/1301 Wilson St (Wyndcroft School) y 415 E High
• Licitación de vehículos policiales (múltiples proveedores)
• Solicitudes de cierre de calles para el Soapbox Derby, Patriotic 5k y exhibiciones de autos del Red Horse Motoring Club

The May 6 Committee of the Whole meeting featured reports from the Land Bank, Business Improvement District, library, school district, and several presentations on police honors, streetscape plans, and upcoming events. Council members also reviewed multiple zoning applications, street‑closure requests, and a police vehicle bid. No approvals, denials, or vote tallies were recorded during the session.

Land Bank Board

La Junta del Banco de Tierras de Pottstown se reunirá para aprobar las actas, recibir un informe financiero y escuchar el informe del administrador. La junta revisará las solicitudes de preselección solo para fines informativos y discutirá asuntos pendientes, incluyendo las propiedades en 421 Hale Street y 633 Walnut Street, así como una revisión anual de las políticas y procedimientos.

• Solicitudes de preselección para propiedades del banco de tierras (solo información)
• Actualización de la propiedad en 421 Hale Street
• Actualización de la propiedad en 633 Walnut Street
• Revisión anual obligatoria de políticas y procedimientos
• Recordatorio de la fecha límite para la Declaración de Interés Financiero (1 de mayo)

The Board approved the March 23 minutes, the financial report showing $204,367.46 balance, and payment of two bills totaling $2,200. The main action was authorizing the solicitor and administrator to draft revisions to the Land Bank's Policies and Procedures. No property acquisitions or applications were considered.

• Approved minutes of March 23, 2026 (motion carried)
• Approved financial report with closing balance $204,367.46 (motion carried)
• Approved payment of two bills totaling $2,200 (motion carried)
• Authorized solicitor and administrator to draft revisions to Policies and Procedures (motion carried)

Zoning Hearing Board

La Junta de Audiencias de Zonificación de Pottstown llevará a cabo una reunión de negocios y una audiencia sobre dos solicitudes: una solicitud de varianza enmendada de Lastick Acquisitions, LLC para las propiedades en 79 N. Hanover Street y 148 Chestnut Street, y una apelación de Fausto Pinos respecto a la denegación de un permiso de zonificación para 382 Union Alley. Se recibirán comentarios del público.

• Solicitud 02-2026: Lastick Acquisitions, LLC busca varianzas en los requisitos de retiro, ancho de entrada y carril de acceso para las antiguas propiedades de iglesias en 79 N. Hanover (7,000 sq ft) y 148 Chestnut (4,336 sq ft) en el distrito Traditional Town Neighborhood.
• Solicitud 04-2026: Fausto Pinos apela la denegación del Oficial de Zonificación del 26 de febrero de 2026 de un permiso de zonificación para 382 Union Alley basado en el uso abandonado.
• Periodo de comentarios públicos incluido en la reunión.

Blighted Property Review Committee

El comité llevará a cabo una reorganización y revisará el estado de las propiedades en la lista actual. La reunión incluye una descripción general del proceso de deterioro por parte del Solicitor e identificación de propiedades para un recorrido en autobús en mayo.

• Revisión del estado de las propiedades en la lista actual
• Identificación de propiedades para el May Bus Tour

Historic Architectural Review

La Junta de Revisión Arquitectónica Histórica de Pottstown se reorganizará y luego revisará una propuesta de ampliación trasera de dos pisos en 1028 High St., diseñada para coincidir con el estilo y color de la estructura existente. Dos proyectos menores ya han sido aprobados administrativamente: la sustitución de tejas asfálticas en 218 Beech St. y una puerta de garaje en 256 Walnut St. La junta también abordará asuntos antiguos y nuevos y escuchará comentarios del público.

• Reorganización de la HARB
• 1028 High St. – revisión de ampliación trasera de dos pisos
• 218 Beech St. – sustitución de tejas asfálticas (aprobado administrativamente)
• 256 Walnut St. – sustitución de puerta de garaje (aprobado administrativamente)

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Pottstown considerará una solicitud de uso condicional para 404 N. Charlotte Street. La comisión también tiene tres propiedades bajo periodos de revisión de 90 días: 504-512 Chestnut Street, Coolidge Commons (extendido) y 377 Circle of Progress Drive. Los asuntos pendientes incluyen el Comité de Propiedades Deterioradas, la Planificación Regional de Pottstown y los comentarios sobre el puente de Keim Street.

• Solicitud de uso condicional para 404 N. Charlotte Street
• Periodo de revisión de 90 días para 504-512 Chestnut Street que finaliza el 05/19/2026
• Periodo de revisión de 90 días extendido para Coolidge Commons hasta el 06/19/2026
• Periodo de revisión de 90 días para 377 Circle of Progress Drive que finaliza el 06/16/2026
• Comentarios sobre el puente de Keim Street como asunto pendiente

Ordinance Review Committee

El Comité de Revisión de Ordenanzas discutirá las revisiones propuestas a cuatro ordenanzas: centros de datos, propiedades comerciales vacantes, cría de pollos y estacionamientos compartidos para usos residenciales. Varios puntos se difieren al 15 de julio de 2026. El comité también señala revisiones futuras pendientes sobre letreros, recolección de basura, estacionamientos subterráneos y protecciones de no conformidad.

• Revisión de Centros de Datos (Capítulo 27)
• Revisión de Propiedades Comerciales Vacantes (Capítulo 5, Parte 16)
• Revisión de la Cría de Pollos (Capítulos 2 y 27)
• Revisión de Estacionamientos Compartidos para Usos Residenciales (Capítulo 27, § 607)

Human Relations Commission

La comisión se reúne para una sesión ordinaria con una agenda procesal. Los puntos incluyen la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 13 de enero de 2026, la notificación de que no hay informe financiero y la revisión del calendario de reuniones de 2026. No hay informes sustantivos, ordenanzas ni audiencias públicas enumeradas.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 13 de enero de 2026
• Informe financiero: ninguno
• Revisión de las fechas de reunión de 2026 (mensuales hasta diciembre)
• Comentarios de los ciudadanos
• Comentarios e informes de los comisionados

Council Meeting

El Concejo de Pottstown considerará una agenda de consentimiento que incluye un contrato de $229,250 para la construcción de Brookside Park, ascensos y contrataciones policiales, solicitudes de subvenciones y una apelación de varianza de zonificación. Un punto de nuevo negocio implica una solicitud de varianza para las propiedades en 79 N. Hanover Street y 148 Chestnut Street.

• Adjudicar el contrato de construcción de Brookside Park a Couzins Inc. por $229,250
• Ascender a cuatro oficiales: Zachary Robinson, Steve Dise a sargento; Ryan Guth, Andrew Licwinko, Matthew Maciejewski a cabo
• Extender ofertas de trabajo condicionales a cinco nuevos aspirantes a la policía
• Solicitud de varianza de zonificación para los retranqueos del patio delantero y trasero en 79 N. Hanover St./148 Chestnut St.
• Autorizar la transferencia de $10,000 del Tree Fund a Pottstown Trees Inc. para el tratamiento de fresnos

Council unanimously approved a consent agenda containing 16 items, including a $229,250 contract to Couzins Inc. for Brookside Park construction, police sergeant and corporal promotions, and conditional job offers for five new police officers. Separately, council voted 7-0 to support a zoning variance application for Lastick Acquisitions at 79 N. Hanover/148 Chestnut Street. Two board reappointments were also approved.

• Approved $229,250 Brookside Park construction contract to Couzins Inc. (consent agenda, 7-0)
• Promoted Corporals Zachary Robinson and Steve Dise to Sergeant (consent agenda, 7-0)
• Promoted Officers Ryan Guth, Andrew Licwinko, and Matthew Maciejewski to Corporal (consent agenda, 7-0)
• Extended conditional offers to five entry-level police officers (consent agenda, 7-0)
• Authorized grant applications for Ricketts Community Center (CDBG and GTRP) (consent agenda, 7-0)
• Approved flood mitigation grant application for storm culvert replacements (consent agenda, 7-0)
• Supported conditional approval of zoning variances for Lastick Acquisitions at 79 N. Hanover/148 Chestnut (7-0)
• Reappointed Viviana Miguel to HARB, and Patti Derr and Deb Penrod to Land Bank Board (7-0)

Council Committee of the Whole

El Comité del Concejo de Pottstown en Pleno discutirá y potencialmente actuará sobre la adjudicación de una licitación para la construcción de Brookside Park, múltiples solicitudes de subvenciones para el Ricketts Community Center y el reemplazo de un conducto pluvial, y dos solicitudes de zonificación (79 N. Hanover, 382 Union Alley). La agenda también incluye listas de elegibilidad para promociones del servicio civil, varias presentaciones y solicitudes para el consumo de alcohol, cierres de calles y uso de estacionamientos.

• Adjudicación de Licitación – Contrato de Construcción de Brookside Park
• Solicitud de Subvención CDBG – Ricketts Community Center
• Solicitud de Subvención del Programa de Mitigación de Inundaciones – Reemplazo de Conducto Pluvial
• Solicitud de Zonificación – 79 N. Hanover
• Listas de Elegibilidad para Promociones del Servicio Civil (Sargento, Cabo, Nuevos Aspirantes a la Policía)

The Committee of the Whole discussed several pending requests including grant applications for the Ricketts Community Center and Farmington Avenue storm culvert replacement. Various community events and street closures were presented for consideration. The meeting also addressed upcoming vacancies on the HARB and Land Bank boards.

• Discussed permission to submit CDBG grant for Ricketts Community Center improvements
• Discussed permission to submit $500,000 FMP grant for Farmington Avenue storm culvert replacement
• Discussed request for alcohol inclusion at Schuylkill River Sojourn on June 16th
• Discussed Wyndcroft School field day request for May 29th
• Discussed High Street closure request for Steel River Playhouse marquee presentation
• Discussed use of Parking Lot #1 for Children’s Discovery Center event
• Discussed potential advertisement and appointment of a Planning Commission alternate member
• Noted upcoming HARB and Land Bank board vacancies

Pottstown Area Regional Recreation Committee

The committee will meet to review treasurer and planner reports, including a grants report. The agenda includes discussions on volunteer events and the PARRC rack card.

• Treasurer’s Report by B. Keohane
• County Planner updates from S. Buck and MontCo
• Planner’s monthly and grants report by T. McCloskey
• Discussion of PARRC rack card

Land Bank Board

The Pottstown Land Bank Board will hear the 2025 audit presentation, a financial report, and information on pre‑screening applications. It will address unfinished business items for 421 Hale Street and 633 Walnut Street, review policies and procedures, and consider a new partnership with the Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania.

• 2025 audit presentation by Maillie
• Financial Report
• Land Bank Pre‑Screening Applications – Information Only
• Unfinished Business – 421 Hale Street and 633 Walnut Street
• New Business – Housing Alliance of PA

The board approved the 2025 financial audit and the February 23 meeting minutes. It elected Mr. Nelson as the 2026 Right‑to‑Know Officer and approved the February financial report and three vendor invoices. The board also voted to join the Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania, paying a $160 annual membership.

• Accepted 2025 Financial Audit (motion carried)
• Approved February 23 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Elected Mr. Nelson as 2026 Right‑to‑Know Officer (motion carried)
• Approved February financial report (motion carried)
• Approved three vendor invoices totaling $5,037.60 (motion carried)
• Joined the Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania with $160 annual fee (motion carried)

Planning Commission

The Pottstown Borough Planning Commission will approve minutes from the February 18 meeting, hear public comments, and discuss several 90‑day review periods for specific properties. A presentation of the Pottstown Regional Comprehensive Plan by the MCPC will be given. The commission will also address old business items including the Blighted Property Committee, regional planning updates, and comments on the Keim Street Bridge.

• 504‑512 Chestnut Street – 90‑day review period ending 05/19/2026
• 658 Jefferson Ave – 90‑day review period extended to 07/12/2026
• Coolidge Commons – 90‑day review period not presented this month (originally 11/18/2025, extended to 06/19/2026)
• Presentation of the Pottstown Regional Comprehensive Plan by MCPC
• Old Business: Blighted Property Committee, Pottstown Regional Planning, Keim Street Bridge comments

The commission approved the February 18, 2026 minutes unanimously. It accepted the plans for the 504‑512 Chestnut apartment project. It recommended that Council approve the 658 Jefferson Street plan and granted the requested waivers, both unanimously.

• Approved February 18, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted 504‑512 Chestnut apartment plans (unanimous)
• Recommended Council approve 658 Jefferson Street plan (unanimous)
• Granted waivers for 658 Jefferson Street plan (unanimous)

Pottstown Borough Authority

The Pottstown Borough Authority will discuss the public bidding process for a lead service replacement project. The body will also review updated policies regarding penalty fee waivers, water leak usage relief, and medical suspensions of water service.

• Possible approval for HRG to advertise PH 3 Lead Service Replacement Project for bidding
• Proposed Policy for Waiver of Penalty Fees
• Proposed Policy for Relief from Excess Usage Due to Water Leak
• Proposed Policy for Suspension of Water Service Termination Due to Medical Conditions

Human Relations Commission

The commission will approve the minutes from the January 13, 2026 meeting, receive a finance report indicating no activity, and hear comments from citizens and commissioners. It will also share the schedule of upcoming commission meetings for 2026 before adjourning.

• Approve minutes of the January 13, 2026 meeting
• Finance report: none
• Comments from citizens and commissioners
• Announcement of 2026 meeting dates

Council Meeting

The Pottstown Borough Council will consider a consent agenda that includes adopting prior meeting minutes, several policy updates for the local transit agency, and awarding two construction contracts. New business items include a $161,490 bid for the 512 Willow stormwater arch repair, a land‑development resolution for 920 Glasgow Street, a liquor‑license transfer for 267 E. High Street, and a resolution for the Washington Street Bridge reimbursement. The meeting also includes appointments to the Land Bank Board and the Environmental Advisory Council.

• Award Water Trench Restoration Bid to Eagle Contracting – $136,500
• Award Manhole Frames and Lids Bid to KBC Construction – $97,340
• Award 512 Willow Stormwater Arch Repair Bid to KBC Construction – $161,490
• Resolution to conditionally grant 920 Glasgow, LLC subdivision and land‑development approval for 920 Glasgow Street
• Resolution authorizing the Borough Manager to execute reimbursement agreement for the Washington Street Bridge Project

The council adopted the consent agenda, which included adoption of minutes, a grant resolution, several PART policy updates, and approvals of various event and bid items. New business actions approved awards for stormwater and lawn/right‑of‑way repairs, a third‑party inspection ordinance amendment, conditional subdivision for 920 Glasgow Street, a conditional liquor‑license transfer for 267 E. High St., a reimbursement agreement for the Washington Street Bridge, and appointments to the Land Bank Board and Environmental Advisory Council.

• Approved consent agenda (minutes, grant resolution, PART policies, bids, event requests) – 6 ayes
• Awarded 512 Willow Stormwater Arch Repair Bid to KBC Construction for $161,490 – 6 ayes
• Awarded Lawn and Right of Way bid to Halters Landscaping (total $88,270) – 6 ayes
• Adopted ordinance amendment authorizing third‑party inspections of residential rental units – 6 ayes
• Approved conditional subdivision and land development for 920 Glasgow Street, LLC – 6 ayes
• Granted conditional approval of liquor license transfer for 267 E. High St. to Highline 267, LLC – 6 ayes
• Authorized reimbursement agreement for Washington Street Bridge Project (R26060004) – 6 ayes
• Appointed Raymond Rose to Land Bank Board (partial term) – 6 ayes

Council Committee of the Whole

The Council Committee of the Whole will hold a public hearing on a liquor license transfer request for 267 E. High Street. The meeting will also consider a land development proposal for 920 Glasgow Street and review bid documents for water trench restoration, sewer manhole lids, and lawn/right‑of‑way work. Additional agenda items include a discussion of a potential ordinance amendment, multiple street‑closure requests, and notices of board vacancies.

• Public hearing: Liquor License Transfer Request – 267 E. High Street
• Land Development – 920 Glasgow Street for Council approval
• Water Trench Restoration Bid
• Sewer Manhole Lids and Frames Restoration Bid
• Various street‑closure requests (e.g., L’OE Show, Fox Trot 5k, Red Horse Motoring Club events)

The Committee of the Whole meeting featured reports from subcommittees, boards, and the mayor, as well as public comments and discussions on various topics. No votes, approvals, or denials were recorded; several items were noted for future consideration or upcoming bids. The meeting adjourned at 8:37 p.m.

Zoning Hearing Board

The Zoning Hearing Board will review two variance applications. The requests involve adding outdoor dining to a mixed-use building and incorporating fire-damaged church walls into a new residential development.

• Application 01-2026: Request for outdoor dining at 267 E. Hight Street
• Application 02-2026: Request to incorporate remaining church walls into a condominium building, six single family homes, and a private garage at 79 N. Hanover Street and Chestnut Street

Pottstown Area Regional Recreation Committee

The Pottstown Area Regional Recreation Committee will review and approve the February 28 minutes, hear public comments and two presentations, and discuss several old‑business items including the 2026 memorandum of understanding, a draft strategic plan, and a rack card. New business will cover a contact sheet for the committee. The agenda also includes reports from the treasurer, county planner, and committee planner.

• Presentation by Estelle Wynne Dolan (Schuylkill Highlands Program Manager)
• Presentation by Tracy Purdy (Regional Home Garden Contest)
• Discussion of 2026 Memorandum of Understanding
• Discussion of 2026 Strategic Plan Draft
• Review of PARRC rack card

Land Bank Board

The Pottstown Land Bank Board will elect its 2026 officers, approve the November 24, 2025 meeting minutes, and review financial reports. It will receive updates on properties at 421 Hale Street and 633 Walnut Street and conduct its required annual policies review. New business includes discussion of the PHARE grant closeout, which is due January 31, 2026, and a statement of financial interest. An executive session will follow before adjournment.

• Election of Officers for 2026
• Approval of meeting minutes for November 24, 2025
• PHARE Grant Closeout – due January 31, 2026
• Property update – 421 Hale Street
• Property update – 633 Walnut Street

The Land Bank Board elected Deb Penrod as Chair, Enid Dunmire‑Swinson as Vice‑Chair, Patti Derr as Secretary, and Carol Kulp as Treasurer. A motion to reinstate all officers was approved. The board also approved the prior meeting minutes, several service bills, referred a homelessness‑support letter to the Housing Alliance, and endorsed the PHARE grant closeout report.

• Elected Deb Penrod as Chair (motion passed)
• Elected Enid Dunmire‑Swinson as Vice‑Chair (motion passed)
• Elected Patti Derr as Secretary (motion passed)
• Elected Carol Kulp as Treasurer (motion passed)
• Reinstated all officers as presented (motion passed)
• Approved November 24, 2025 minutes (motion passed)
• Approved professional services and administrative bills totaling $5,630 (motion passed)
• Referred Housing Alliance letter request to Housing Alliance of Pottstown (motion passed)

Ordinance Review Committee

The committee is reviewing specific sections of the local code, including rules for keeping chickens and vacant commercial properties. Several other items, such as data center regulations and traffic studies, have been deferred to April.

• Review of keeping of chickens (Chapter 2, Part 2)
• Review of vacant commercial properties (Chapter 5, Part 16)
• Review of apartment/condominium definitions (Chapter 27, § 1400)
• Review of notary blocks on recorded plans (Chapter 22, Appendix A4)
• Deferred review of data centers (Chapter 27)

Planning Commission

The commission will conduct a 90‑day review of the 920 Glasgow Street project, scheduled for March 17 2026. It will also hear public comments and discuss updates on the Blighted Property Committee, Pottstown Regional Planning, and Keim Street Bridge. Items such as Coolidge Commons and 658 Jefferson Avenue are postponed and will not be presented this month.

• 920 Glasgow Street – 90‑day review period (due 03/17/2026)
• Coolidge Commons – 90‑day review period extended to 06/29/2026 (not presented)
• 658 Jefferson Ave – 90‑day review period extended to 04/13/2026 (not presented)
• Blighted Property Committee – old business discussion
• Keim Street Bridge – comments

The commission approved the February 18 meeting minutes and re‑elected Mr. Jim Derr as chair, both by unanimous vote. It recommended that the Borough Council approve the revised 920 Glasgow development plan after the applicant addressed review comments, and it granted the requested waivers for that project, also unanimously. The commission noted that a blight list will be prepared for the next meeting and gave an update that the Keim Street Bridge main beams are installed with completion expected in 2028. No new business was presented.

• Approved February 18 minutes (unanimous)
• Re‑elected Chair Jim Derr (unanimous)
• Recommended Council approve 920 Glasgow plan (unanimous)
• Granted waivers for 920 Glasgow plan (unanimous)

Human Relations Commission

The Pottstown Human Relations Commission will vote to approve the meeting minutes from January 13, 2026. A finance report will be presented, which notes there are no financial items. The chairperson will report on a Pottstown School District program addressing bullying and harassment under PHRC guidance. The agenda also lists the commission’s scheduled meeting dates for 2026.

• Approve minutes of the January 13, 2026 meeting
• Finance report: none
• Chairperson’s report on school district bullying and harassment program
• List of 2026 meeting dates (Mar 10, Apr 14, May 12, Jun 9, Jul 14, Aug 11, Sep 15, Oct 14, Nov 10, Dec 8)

Council Meeting

The Pottstown Borough Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to vacate and close the unopened segment of N. Adams Street between Lincoln Avenue and Spruce Alley. The meeting also includes a consent agenda to adopt several resolutions, approve the PART audit, and authorize event requests for July 4 celebrations. New business items include possible appointments to the Planning Commission and reviews of two Zoning Hearing Board applications.

• Public hearing and ordinance to vacate and close N. Adams Street (Lincoln Ave to Spruce Alley)
• Adopt resolutions for Heart and Lung Claims arbitration, Pollock Park Playground grant, Safe Digging Month, and municipal records destruction
• Approve the Pottstown Area Rapid Transit (PART) audit dated December 16, 2025 (0 findings)
• Event requests: Biergarten in Memorial Park (July 4, 2026) and Independence Day Parade with street closures on Bailey Street
• Review of ZHB applications: variance for 267 E. High Street rooftop dining and zoning relief for 79 N. Hanover Street/148 Chestnut Street multi‑family project

The council adopted the consent agenda, approving routine resolutions on meeting minutes, the Heart and Lung Claims, a Pollock Park Playground grant, Safe Digging Month, record destruction, the PART audit, event requests for a Memorial Park Biergarten and the Rotary Club Independence Day Parade, and bill payments. Councilors voted 7‑ayes to vacate and close the unopened portion of N. Adams Street between Lincoln Avenue and Spruce Alley. They also approved appointing Pennoni as borough engineer (7 yes), supporting a zoning variance for Jaft, LLC (7 ayes), sending a letter of opposition to a zoning relief request for Lastick Acquisitions (4‑3), and appointing new members to the Planning Commission (4‑3), the Environmental Advisory Council (7 ayes), and the Regional Planning Commission (7 ayes).

• Adopted consent agenda (7 ayes)
• Vacated and closed unopened portion of N. Adams Street (7 ayes)
• Appointed Pennoni as borough engineer (7 yes)
• Approved letter of support to Zoning Hearing Board for Jaft, LLC variance (7 ayes)
• Approved letter of opposition to Zoning Hearing Board for Lastick Acquisitions (4-3)
• Appointed Jarris Mayes (partial term) and Jim Derr (full term) to Planning Commission (4-3)
• Appointed Robert Ihlein to Environmental Advisory Council (7 ayes)
• Appointed Ryan Procsal to Regional Planning Commission (7 ayes)

Council Committee of the Whole

The Pottstown Council Committee of the Whole will review public comment procedures, several presentations, and reports from subcommittees and boards. It will discuss and vote on zoning applications for 79 N. Hanover and 267 E. High, a rebid recommendation for Manatawny Green, a request for proposals for a borough engineer, and a grant resolution for the Pollock Park playground. Additional resolutions on safe digging, records destruction, and a beer garden request will also be considered.

• Zoning – 79 N. Hanover (ZHB Application)
• Zoning – 267 E. High (Variance Application)
• Rebid – Manatawny Green (Letter of Recommendation)
• RFP – Borough Engineer
• DCNR Grant Resolution – Pollock Park Playground

The February 4, 2026 meeting featured reports on infrastructure, economic activity, and upcoming projects, but no actions were approved, denied, or voted on. Items such as a variance request, grant applications, and a park improvement proposal were presented for future consideration.

Zoning Hearing Board

The Zoning Hearing Board will conduct its 2026 reorganization and set monthly meeting dates. The board will also hold a hearing regarding a variance request for a property in the Traditional Town Neighborhood Zoning District.

• Application 20-2025: Carlos Redrovan request for side yard setback variance at 223 N. Charlotte Street
• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Secretary for 2026
• Appointment of Solicitor
• Establishment of 2026 meeting dates (4th Wednesday of the month)

Pottstown Area Regional Recreation Committee

The committee will meet to discuss the 2026 Strategic Plan draft and review annual and quarterly reports from 2025. The agenda includes a discussion on an MOU and SRG payment for the first quarter.

• Review of 2026 Strategic Plan Draft
• Discussion of SRG payment in Q1 and MOU
• Review of Q4 2025 Quarterly Report and 2025 Annual Report
• PARRC Reorganization
• Discussion of PARRC Rack Card

Land Bank Board

The Land Bank Board will meet to elect its 2026 officers and review financial reports. The board will discuss properties at 421 Hale Street and 633 Walnut Street, as well as the 2025 audit and PHARE Grant closeout.

• Election of Officers for 2026
• Discussion of 421 Hale Street
• Property update for 633 Walnut Street
• Approval to engage with auditor for 2025 Audit
• PHARE Grant closeout due January 31, 2026

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a 90‑day review of the 920 Glasgow Street property on March 17, 2026. Items not presented this month include the Coolidge Commons and 658 Jefferson Ave reviews, both extended to later dates. The commission will also address old business items such as the Blighted Property Committee, Pottstown Regional Planning, and comments on the Keim Street Bridge.

• 920 Glasgow Street – 90‑day review period set for 03/17/2026
• Coolidge Commons – 90‑day review period extended to 03/21/2026 (not presented)
• 658 Jefferson Ave – 90‑day review period extended to 04/13/2026 (not presented)
• Blighted Property Committee discussion (old business)
• Keim Street Bridge comments (old business)

The commission approved the October 15, 2025 meeting minutes by unanimous vote. Members elected Jim Derr as Chair, Dan Weand as Vice Chair, and Patricia Kaufman as Secretary, each with unanimous support. The commission also unanimously acknowledged the 920 Glasgow redevelopment plan for a storage facility and directed the applicant to revise the plan for the February meeting. No other business was taken.

• Approved October 15, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Jim Derr as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Dan Weand as Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Patricia Kaufman as Secretary (unanimous)
• Acknowledged 920 Glasgow storage facility plan (unanimous)

Pottstown Borough Authority

The Authority will hold a reorganization meeting to nominate officers. The board is also considering a resolution to sign a Consent Assessment of Civil Penalty from the DEP.

• Nomination of Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, and Assistant Secretary/Treasurer
• Resolution # 2026-2 regarding a Consent Assessment of Civil Penalty from DEP

Human Relations Commission

Council Meeting

The Borough Council will meet to discuss several new business items, including contract awards for traffic signage and a fuel contract extension. The body will also consider appointments to the Zoning Hearing Board, Vacancy Board, and Blighted Property Review Committee.

• Zoning variance application for 223 N. Charlotte St. regarding roofing and side yard setback
• Traffic sign contract award to National Highway and breakaway signposts contract to PA Municipal, Inc.
• Fuel contract extension through February 7, 2027, between Penn Petroluem, Inc. and Pottstown Area Rapid Transit
• Approval of the 2026 Council Meeting Schedule
• Appointments to the Pottstown Borough Authority, Zoning Hearing Board, and Vacancy Board

The council approved the payment of $4,808,216.65 for borough bills. Several contracts and appointments were also approved, including traffic sign contracts, a fuel contract extension, and multiple board appointments. One zoning board appointment was denied, while another was approved. The 2026 council meeting schedule was ratified.

• Approved Council Meeting Schedule for 2026 (7 ayes)
• Approved traffic signs contract to National Highway and breakaway signposts to PA Municipal (7 ayes)
• Extended fuel contract with Penn Petroleum for Pottstown Area Rapid Transit through Feb 7, 2027 (7 ayes)
• Reappointed David Renn to Pottstown Borough Authority (7 ayes)
• Appointed Luke Johnson to Zoning Hearing Board (5 yes, 2 no) – motion carried
• Denied appointment of Douglas Lenhart to Zoning Hearing Board (4 no, 3 yes) – motion denied
• Appointed five members to Blighted Property Review Committee (7 ayes)
• Approved payment of borough bills $4,808,216.65 (7 ayes)

Council Committee of the Whole

The Council Committee of the Whole will review a zoning matter for 223 N. Charlotte and a bid for traffic signs and posts. The body will also discuss the vacation of Paper Street and several board vacancy reappointments.

• Zoning review for 223 N. Charlotte
• Traffic Signs and Posts Bid
• PART Fuel Contract Extension
• Discussion on the vacation of Paper Street
• Reappointment requests for Pottstown Borough Authority, Zoning Hearing Board, and Blighted Property Review Committee

The Committee of the Whole met on Jan 7, 2026. Councilors and officials presented reports on infrastructure, transportation, economic development, and other topics. No votes or formal approvals were recorded during the session.

Council Meeting

The Pottstown Borough Council will hold a reorganization meeting to swear in new members, elect officers, and adopt Robert's Rules of Order. The meeting is held virtually via GoToMeeting.

• Swearing in of Mayor Stephanie A. Henrick and new Councilors Ryan Procsal, Raymond Rose, Joshua Kagi, Joseph Kirkland, and Tiffani McKee
• Election of Council officers including President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Solicitor, and other appointed roles
• Adoption of Robert's Rules of Order for Borough Council
• Discussion on President's appointments to committees
• Public comment policy limits speakers to residents and taxpayers of Pottstown

The newly sworn‑in council members elected their officers: Trenita Lindsay was chosen as President (5‑2), Ryan Procsal as Vice President (5‑2), and Joseph Kirkland as President Pro‑Tem (6‑1). The council also appointed a Secretary, Treasurer, Solicitor, Conflict Counsel, and adopted the Rules of Order, each motion passing unanimously. All actions were recorded with the indicated vote totals.

• President elected – Trenita Lindsay (5 yes, 2 no)
• Vice President elected – Ryan Procsal (5 yes, 2 no)
• President Pro‑Tem appointed – Joseph Kirkland (6 yes, 1 no)
• Secretary appointed – Alexa Bonfanti (7 ayes)
• Treasurer appointed – Marley Boone (7 ayes)
• Solicitor appointed – Matthew T. Hovey (7 ayes)
• Interim Conflict Counsel appointed – Charles D. Garner Jr. (7 ayes)
• Adopted Rules of Order for Borough Council (7 ayes)