Wyomissing, Pennsylvania

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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

Wed Jul 22, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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.

Approval of June 2026 meeting minutes
Approval of June 2026 financial report
Independence Day Parade & Celebration Sub-Committee recap
Review of programs, facilities, rentals, and 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)

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.

Motion to recommend Council adopt the 2026 Full-Service Concession Agreement (recommended for July 14, 2026 Council meeting).
Approval of May 2026 meeting minutes and May 2026 financial report (motion passed 5‑0).
Facility rentals generated almost $6,000 YTD; donations $165, vendor fees $750, field rental $700.
Safety concerns at Wyomissing Hills basketball court: need for resurfacing, lighting upgrades, and increased police patrol.
July 4th events: moonlight swim moved to July 2, fireworks on July 3 sponsored by Reading Orthodontic Group, Fun Run on July 4, parade at 10 a.m., and pool opening at 2 p.m.

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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.

Authorize payment of $47,810.65 to JNS Paving & Excavation Corp. for West Lawn Interceptor roadwork
Authorize payment of $13,704.75 to JNS Paving & Excavation Corp. for road striping and thermoplastic work
Authorize payment of $21,415.19 to Premier Building Restoration, Inc. for Wyomissing Firehouse Restoration
Review West Lawn Interceptor project at 95% completion
Review Wyomissing Firehouse Restoration project at 11% completion

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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.

Proposed Curative Amendment to establish Zoning Ordinance criteria for data centers
West Lawn Interceptor project awarded to JNS Paving and Excavating Corp. for $539,238.00
2026 Street Work awarded to G&B Construction for $498,216.64
Wyomissing Fire House project awarded to Premier Building Restoration for $214,468.67
Proposed 25/25 cost split with WBWA for Tulpehocken Road Interconnect

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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.

Motion regarding municipal ban of single-use plastic bags
Discussion of forming an Environmental Advisory Commission
Review of monthly refuse, recycling, landfill, and yard waste tonnage
Review of refuse and recycling 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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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.

Landfill tonnage report covering January through June 2026 with a year-to-date total of 1,107.82 tons.
Recycling tonnage tracking showing 787.47 tons collected year-to-date in 2026 against haulers Mascaro and Hollenbaugh.
Yard waste collection data for January through June 2026 totaling 132.37 tons.
Historical performance grant history listing annual funding amounts from 2004 through 2025, with a 2023 application marked pending.
Detailed log of missed residential trash and recycling collections across multiple streets in April and May 2026, noting when the hauler was notified.

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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.

Ordinance No. 1462-2026: Adding snow and ice removal regulations to Chapter 21
Ordinance No. 1461-2026: Removing designated snow emergency routes from Chapter 15
$91,970 for the 2026 50/50 Sidewalk Program awarded to Reamstown Excavating, Inc.
$58,719.62 payment to JNS Paving and Excavating for the West Lawn Interceptor
$15,000.84 payment to Gordon H. Baver, Inc. for the Berkshire Heights playground project

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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.

Ordinance No. 1462-2026: Snow and ice removal regulations
Ordinance No. 1461-2026: Removal of snow emergency routes
Change Order No. 1 for West Lawn Interceptor: $951.08 to JNS Paving and Excavating
Payment Application No. 7 for West Lawn Interceptor: $58,719.62 to JNS Paving and Excavating
2026 50/50 Sidewalk Program: $91,970 award to Reamstown Excavating, Inc.

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 29, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Ordenanza de ruido, carrera de colores y compra de radios de bomberos en la agenda de Bomberos y Policía

El Comité de Bomberos y Policía discutirá una ordenanza de ruido previamente aplazada y puede recomendar la autorización del concejo para su preparación. El comité también considerará aprobar la Color Fun Run del Wyomissing School District Mini Thon Club el 29 de agosto de 2026. Otros puntos incluyen actualizaciones de patrullaje policial en los parques infantiles de Happy Hollow y Hills, la compra de radios para el departamento de bomberos y la actualización del proyecto SCBA.

Discusión y posible moción sobre la preparación de una ordenanza de ruido (previamente aplazada)
Moción para recomendar la autorización del concejo para la Color Fun Run del Wyomissing School District Mini Thon Club el 29 de agosto de 2026
Discusión sobre el tiempo de patrullaje policial dedicado a los parques infantiles de Happy Hollow y Hills en junio
Discusión del departamento de bomberos sobre la compra de radios nuevas
Actualización sobre el proyecto SCBA (aparato de respiración autónomo)

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 29, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

El Comité revisa estadísticas de EMS y reembolso por canje de SCBA

El Comité de Bomberos y Policía de Wyomissing revisó los datos de llamadas de EMS de enero a mayo de 2026, sumando un total de 1,184 llamadas para Wyomissing Borough. También discutieron el canje de SCBA antiguos y botellas de repuesto, con un cheque de reembolso esperado de Dival.

1,184 llamadas totales de EMS para Wyomissing Borough de enero a mayo de 2026
244 llamadas en mayo de 2026, con 121 transportados con luces/sirena
45 llamadas al hogar de ancianos Highlands Of Wyomissing
7 administraciones de Narcan en Wyomissing Borough
Canje de SCBA antiguos y botellas de repuesto, cheque de reembolso de 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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jun 16, 2026

Recreation Board

La Junta votará sobre el Acuerdo de Concesión de Servicio Completo 2026

La Junta de Recreación de Wyomissing considerará una moción para aprobar, aplazar o denegar el Acuerdo de Concesión de Servicio Completo 2026 y recomendar la ratificación del concejo. También revisarán el proyecto del Nature Play Area, escucharán actualizaciones sobre los eventos del Memorial Day y el Independence Day, y discutirán la participación comunitaria con el Wyomissing Lacrosse Club. Además, la junta votará sobre las actas de la reunión de mayo de 2026 y los informes financieros, y discutirá las canchas de baloncesto de Wyomissing Hills.

Moción para aprobar, aplazar o denegar el Acuerdo de Concesión de Servicio Completo 2026 con recomendación para la ratificación del concejo
Revisión de las actualizaciones del estado del proyecto Nature Play Area
Actualización sobre el subcomité del Memorial Day Parade & Ceremony
Actualización sobre el subcomité del Independence Day Parade & Celebration
Discusión sobre las canchas de baloncesto de Wyomissing Hills

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jun 16, 2026

Recreation Board

La Junta discute la propuesta de Zona de Juego Natural en el parque infantil de Hills

La Junta de Recreación revisó una propuesta para un área de juego natural con troncos, rocas y senderos accesibles según la ley ADA en el parque infantil de Hills. El proyecto incluye posibles donaciones de mano de obra de New Castle Lawn and Landscape y busca incluir amortiguadores de vegetación para mitigar el ruido para los vecinos.

Propuesta de Zona de Juego Natural en el parque infantil de Hills
Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de abril de 2026
Aprobación de los informes financieros de febrero, marzo y el preliminar de abril
Fecha de apertura de la piscina establecida del 23 de mayo de 2026 al 7 de septiembre de 2026
Desfile del Día de la Independencia programado para el 4 de julio de 2026 a las 10:00 AM

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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, [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 15, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Mejoras en la estación de bombeo restringen el nuevo desarrollo

El Comité de Infraestructura discutirá la estación de bombeo de 4th & Oley, donde los costos de EDU revisados se fijaron en $2,500 y no puede ocurrir ningún desarrollo nuevo sin mejorar una o ambas estaciones. El comité votará sobre la recomendación de una orden de cambio y el pago para el proyecto West Lawn Interceptor, y sobre la adjudicación del contrato de Street Work 2026. También están en la agenda actualizaciones sobre proyectos de aceras, mejoras de parques y un acuerdo de fibra óptica.

Costo de EDU revisado de $2,500 en la estación de bombeo de 4th & Oley basado en $175,000 de Boiler House, Windsor St y RM Palmer; no habrá desarrollo adicional sin mejoras
West Lawn Interceptor: se requiere moción para recomendar la Orden de Cambio #1 ($951.08) y la Solicitud de Pago #7 ($58,719.62) de JNS Paving and Excavating Corp.
Street Work 2026 adjudicado a G&B Construction por $498,216.64 (Old Mill Road y Meadowlark Road)
Berkshire Heights Playground: Solicitud de Pago final #6 ($15,000.84) de Gordon H. Baver, Inc.
Moción para aplazar, aprobar o denegar la recomendación de que el Concejo autorice la enmienda al Acuerdo de Derecho de Vía de Fastbridge Fiber para eliminar Trent Place

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 15, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

El Concejo considerará la adjudicación de un contrato de aceras de $91,970 para el proyecto 2026 50/50 Sidewalks

Esta reunión del Comité de Infraestructura incluye recomendaciones sobre varios contratos y pagos de obras públicas. Los puntos incluyen una orden de cambio y el pago para el West Lawn Interceptor, una recomendación para adjudicar el contrato 2026 50/50 Sidewalks a Reamstown Excavating por $91,970, el pago final para el Berkshire Heights Playground, un pago para la reconstrucción de Carlino Swale y una presentación sobre un Área de Juego Natural propuesta en Wyomissing Hills Park.

Orden de Cambio No. 1 para West Lawn Interceptor: aumento neto de $951.08, extendiendo la finalización al 30 de abril de 2026
Recomendación de pagar a JNS Paving & Excavating $58,719.62 (App. No. 7) por el trabajo en West Lawn Interceptor
Recomendación de adjudicar el proyecto 2026 50/50 Sidewalks a Reamstown Excavating, Inc. con una oferta base de $91,970.00
Recomendación de pago final de $15,000.84 a Gordon H. Baver por Berkshire Heights Playground (100% completado, contrato total de $300,017.01)
Presentación sobre el establecimiento de un Área de Juego Natural en Wyomissing Hills Park utilizando recursos de voluntarios y de Obras Públicas

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jun 9, 2026

Borough Council

El Concejo considerará nuevas regulaciones de remoción de nieve y hielo

El Concejo Municipal de Wyomissing considerará la adopción de varias ordenanzas, incluyendo nuevas regulaciones de remoción de nieve y hielo y actualizaciones a los códigos de remolque e incendios. El concejo también votará sobre la solicitud de una subvención estatal de mitigación de inundaciones para el proyecto de High Road y el nombramiento de un asesor legal especial para la reurbanización de Berkshire Mall. Diversos pagos e informes de comités y departamentos están pendientes de aprobación.

Ordenanza 1462-2026: nuevas regulaciones de remoción de nieve y hielo bajo el Capítulo 21
Ordenanza 1463-2026: enmienda de los procedimientos de remolque y retención
Ordenanza 1460-2026: actualización al 2021 International Fire Code
Ordenanza 1461-2026: eliminación de rutas de emergencia por nieve del Capítulo 15
Resolución 2026-22: solicitud al CFA Flood Mitigation Program para el proyecto de High Road

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✓ Decidido: 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.

Adopted Ordinance No. 1462-2026 adding snow and ice removal regulations (6‑0)
Adopted Ordinance No. 1463-2026 designating approved storage garages, bonding, towing (6‑0)
Adopted Ordinance No. 1460-2026 updating International Fire Code to 2021 version (6‑0)
Authorized payment of $60,359.47 to JNS Paving for West Lawn Interceptor (6‑0)
Authorized payment of $10,951.71 to Forino Co. for 2025 50/50 Sidewalk work (6‑0)
Approved implementation of the Memorial Bench Program (6‑0)
Appointed Sam Wiser as special counsel for Berkshire Mall redevelopment (5‑1)
Adopted Resolution No. 2026-20 appointing borough representatives to the Berks County Tax Collection Committee (6‑0)

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jun 9, 2026

Borough Council

El Concejo votará sobre la ordenanza de remoción de nieve y aprobará varios contratos

El Concejo Municipal de Wyomissing considerará la adopción de cuatro ordenanzas: una que establece regulaciones de remoción de nieve e hielo, otra que actualiza el proceso de remolque y retención, una tercera que actualiza el código de incendios al International Fire Code 2021, y una cuarta que elimina las rutas de emergencia por nieve. El concejo también votará sobre múltiples pagos de contratos y órdenes de cambio para proyectos de infraestructura, incluyendo $130,343.50 para trabajos de aceras y $78,533.91 para el parque infantil de Berkshire Heights, y considerará el nombramiento de un asesor legal especial para el proyecto de redesarrollo de Berkshire Mall y una resolución para solicitar fondos de mitigación de inundaciones.

Ordenanza 1462-2026: Adición de regulaciones de remoción de nieve e hielo al Capítulo 21 (Calles y Aceras).
Ordenanza 1463-2026: Enmienda de los procedimientos de remolque y retención para vehículos estacionados ilegalmente.
Ordenanza 1460-2026: Actualización del International Fire Code a la versión 2021.
Pago de $130,343.50 a Forino Co., LP por el proyecto 2025 50/50 Sidewalk.
Resolución 2026-22: Solicitud al CFA Flood Mitigation Program para el proyecto de mitigación de inundaciones de High Road.

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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 Se ssion 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. Re [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jun 4, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

El Comité votará sobre el delegado de recaudación de impuestos y discutirá un error de facturación

El Comité de Finanzas y Administración revisará los saldos de efectivo e inversiones y los resultados financieros de abril de 2026. Discutirán una discrepancia en la facturación de servicios públicos y considerarán la Resolución No. 2026-20 para designar representantes al Comité Ejecutivo del Comité de Recaudación de Impuestos del Condado de Berks. También se revisarán las solicitudes de Derecho a Saber (Right to Know).

Discutir el crédito de facturación de servicios públicos debido a una discrepancia reciente
Resolución No. 2026-20 para designar delegados al Comité Ejecutivo del Comité de Recaudación de Impuestos del Condado de Berks
Revisión de los ingresos, gastos y recaudaciones de impuestos de abril de 2026
Actualización del saldo de efectivo e inversiones, incluyendo PLGIT
Revisión del registro de solicitudes de Derecho a Saber (Right to Know)

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jun 4, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

Wyomissing informa saldos de efectivo e inversiones al 30 de abril de 2026

El Comité de Finanzas y Administración revisó el estado financiero del Borough para el período del 1 de enero al 30 de abril de 2026. El informe detalla los saldos totales de efectivo e inversiones en varios fondos municipales, incluidos los fondos General, Fire Tax, Road Tax, EMS Tax, Water, Sewer, Refuse y Highway.

Saldo total de efectivo e inversiones de $9,987,465
Ingresos acumulados del año del General Fund de $6,970,128
Gastos acumulados del año del General Fund de $5,326,621
Ingresos acumulados del año del Water Fund de $755,555
Ingresos acumulados del año del Sewer Fund de $987,128

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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 D ec-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 30% 54,008 Mercantile Tax 1,750,000 214,194 351,712 484,836 1,398,288 20% (133,124) Local Services Tax 620,000 737 110,262 143,998 509,738 18% (33,736) [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 1, 2026

Planning Commission

Revisión del plan de apartamentos de 30 unidades en 915 Penn Avenue con múltiples problemas de código

La Comisión de Planificación revisará el plan preliminar de desarrollo de tierras para un edificio de apartamentos de cuatro pisos y 30 unidades en 915 Penn Avenue. La carta del ingeniero del Borough identifica numerosas violaciones de zonificación, subdivisión y de la ordenanza de aguas pluviales que deben resolverse. El solicitante busca un alivio de uso condicional para los requisitos de estacionamiento. No se puede tomar ninguna acción sobre el plan hasta que se presenten y revisen los estudios de tráfico, paisajismo y otros estudios de impacto.

Edificio de apartamentos de 30 unidades en 915 Penn Avenue (Wrangler Lot)
Tarifa de impacto recreativo de $1,500 por unidad residencial
Se requiere alivio de zonificación para el porcentaje de área pavimentada y estacionamiento
Se requieren pruebas de infiltración de aguas pluviales y sondeos de suelo
Se requieren representaciones del edificio antes de la consideración final del plan

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Ma y 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 with the zo [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 1, 2026

Planning Commission

La Comisión votará sobre una exención para 915 Penn Avenue y un uso condicional en 1714 State Hill Road

La Comisión de Planificación de Wyomissing revisará y tomará medidas sobre dos solicitudes de propiedad: una solicitud de exención para la escala del plano en 915 Penn Avenue y una solicitud de uso condicional en 1714 State Hill Road. Los miembros votarán mociones para recomendar la aprobación, denegación o el aplazamiento al Concejo Municipal. La comisión también discutirá la Iniciativa de Vivienda del Gob. Shapiro, sin que se espere ninguna acción formal.

Revisión y posible recomendación sobre una exención de las Secciones 401.1 y 403.1 para la escala del plano en 915 Penn Avenue
Solicitud de uso condicional en 1714 State Hill Road – moción para recomendar la aprobación, denegación o aplazamiento por parte del Concejo
Discusión de la Iniciativa de Vivienda del Gob. Shapiro (no se espera una decisión)

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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

La comisión discutirá la eliminación de especies invasoras por $20,000 y la denegación de un acceso al estacionamiento

La comisión discutirá actualizaciones sobre los proyectos de terrenos de parques y árboles de sombra, incluyendo un presupuesto de $20,000 para la eliminación de especies invasoras y señalización educativa. También revisará el Programa de Bancos Conmemorativos y el estado del estacionamiento de Old Mill Road, donde el concejo denegó una solicitud para utilizar $10,000 de fondos de obras viales para un acceso de entrada. Se presentarán informes de los subcomités sobre cajas nido para aves, educación y divulgación, y se actualizará una asociación con PSU Berks.

$20,000 presupuestados para la eliminación de especies invasoras y letreros temporales del presupuesto de 2025
Subvención de $10,000 aprobada por el West Reading-Wyomissing Rotary Club para el día de plantación
Financiamiento de $10,000 de la Berks County Planning Commission para la eliminación de especies invasoras y señalización
Solicitud de $10,000 para el acceso de entrada denegada por el concejo para el estacionamiento de Old Mill Road
Revisión del Programa de Bancos Conmemorativos desarrollado por el Borough

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed May 27, 2026

Park & Shade Tree Commission

La Comisión considerará un programa de bancos conmemorativos de $3,000 para los parques

La Comisión de Parques y Árboles de Sombra discutirá y potencialmente adoptará un nuevo programa de bancos conmemorativos para los Parklands of Wyomissing, que incluye una tarifa de $3,000, una garantía de cinco años y extensiones de mantenimiento opcionales. El Subcomité de Cajas para Pájaros también informa sobre la actividad de anidación y describe los objetivos para el reemplazo de cajas, protección contra el calor y controles de depredadores.

El programa de bancos conmemorativos con un costo de $3,000 incluye placa, garantía de cinco años y una extensión de mantenimiento opcional de tres años por $750
Informe de cajas para pájaros: 8 intentos de anidación de azulejos, 3 fallidos; 12 intentos de golondrinas arbóreas; 3 nidos de carbonero carolino con polluelos
Se observaron gorriones domésticos, competidores no nativos, interfiriendo en 5 cajas; los monitores están utilizando la perforación de huevos, la eliminación de nidos y trampas
Objetivo de reemplazar las 7 cajas de anidación más antiguas restantes en 2027; el residente Bill Bellows donó una caja y se ofreció a fabricar más
Planes para evaluar y añadir diseños de segundo techo y protectores Noel para proteger contra el calor y los depredadores

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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 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue May 26, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

El Comité considerará la eliminación de rutas de emergencia por nieve mediante la Ordenanza 1461-2026

El Comité de Bomberos y Policía discutirá y votará sobre la recomendación de publicar la Ordenanza 1461-2026 para eliminar las rutas de emergencia por nieve. También considerarán un cambio propuesto a los Distritos Magistrales en Berks County y la seguridad peatonal en State Hill Road. Se revisarán los costos de nuevos radios para la policía y bomberos, y se podría preparar una ordenanza sobre el ruido.

Ordenanza 1461-2026 para eliminar rutas de emergencia por nieve (recomendación para publicación)
Discusión sobre el cambio propuesto a los Distritos Magistrales dentro del Twenty-third Judicial District (Berks County) – posible comentario público
Seguridad peatonal a lo largo de State Hill Road – acciones procesales para comenzar a abordar el tema
Costos próximos para nuevos radios de Policía y Bomberos – revisión de hoja de cálculo y sistema antiguo
Preparación de ordenanza sobre el ruido – discusión previamente aplazada basada en la revisión de muestras

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AGENDA FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE Tuesday, May 26, 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) Discussion on proposed change to Magisterial Districts within the Twenty-third Judicial District (Berks County) i. Review the letter received from the Court of Common Pleas of Berks County, of such change, discuss the impact, and the opportunity to participate in providing public comment • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny preparing public comment relative to the suggested change to the Magisterial Districts within the Twenty-third Judicial District, as discussed by the committee, to be ratified during the June 9, 2026 Council meeting b) Pedestrian Safety Along State Hill Road i. Review the informational packet provided by Chief Phillips • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny taking procedural actions, as discussed by the committee, to begin addressing pedestrian safety along State Hill Road c) Upcoming Cost for New Radios for [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue May 26, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

El Comité de Bomberos y Policía considera costos de reemplazo de radios hasta $252,991

El comité revisará tres borradores de estimaciones de costos para reemplazar las radios de la policía y bomberos, que oscilan entre $134,520 y $252,991. También se incluye una propuesta de ordenanza para eliminar la lista de rutas de emergencia por nieve del código del municipio, y un aviso del Court of Common Pleas sobre la eliminación del Magisterial District 23-2-02 y la realineación de distritos en Berks County. La agenda también contiene una hoja técnica de PennDOT sobre los estándares de marcado de pasos peatonales.

Opciones de reemplazo de radios: reemplazo parcial ($134,520), reemplazo total de unidades manuales ($160,125), o radios tribanda ($252,991)
Propuesta de ordenanza (No. 1461-2026) para eliminar la Sección 406 (Snow Emergency Routes) del Capítulo 15 del Borough Code
Aviso judicial que propone la eliminación del Magisterial District 23-2-02 y la realineación de los Distritos 23-2-01 y 23-2-04, añadiendo West Reading Borough al 23-2-01

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From: Date: Subject: Court of Common Pleas of Berks County Twenty Third Judicial District of Pennsylvania 633 Court Street, Reading, PA 19601 Brendan L. Harker District Court Administrator (610) 478-6208 ext. 3683 Fax (610) 478-6366 Brendan L. Harker, District Court Administrator May 7, 2026 Notice of Proposed Changes to Magisterial Districts within the Twenty-third Judicial District (Berks County) of Pennsylvania and Period for Public Comment The Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania includes sixty judicial districts in the Commonwealth. The Twenty-third Judicial District comprises Berks County, a 3 rd class county. Currently in Berks County there are seventeen magisterial districts under the supervision and administrative control of President Judge M. Theresa Johnson. Magisterial districts are comprised of boroughs, townships, and/or city wards. A magisterial district judge is elected to serve within a magisterial district for a six-year term. Magisterial district judges have jurisdiction over civil claims where the amount requested doe's not exceed $12,000.00, landlord/tenant disputes, summary offenses (traffic and non-traffic offenses), and hold preliminary hearings in misdemeanor and felony cases. They grant emergency relief under the Protection From Abuse Act and the Older Adult Protective Services Act. Additionally, magisterial district judges issue arrest warrants, conduct preliminary arraignments, set and accept bail, issue search warrants, an [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue May 19, 2026

Recreation Board

La Junta de Recreación discutirá la Nature Play Zone en Wyomissing Hills Memorial Park

La Junta de Recreación de Wyomissing Borough se reunirá para aprobar las actas de abril de 2026 y los informes financieros de febrero a abril de 2026. Recibirán actualizaciones de los subcomités sobre la piscina, la Feria del Día de la Tierra y el Mercado de Agricultores, y los próximos desfiles. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen una discusión sobre la participación comunitaria con el Wyomissing Area Garden Club y una presentación sobre The Nature Play Zone en Wyomissing Hills Memorial Park.

Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de abril de 2026
Aprobación de los informes financieros de febrero, marzo y abril de 2026
Actualización del Subcomité de la Piscina (Mike Sharer)
Resumen de la Feria del Día de la Tierra y el Mercado de Agricultores (Jessica Christman)
Presentación y discusión sobre The Nature Play Zone en Wyomissing Hills Memorial Park

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH RECREATION BOARD TUESDAY, MAY 19th, 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 April 2026 meeting minutes • Motion is needed to approve or deny the April 2026 meeting minutes 4) Approval of the Financial Reports: • Motion is needed to approve or deny the February 2026 financial report • Motion is needed to approve or deny the March 2026 financial report • Motion is needed to approve or deny the April 2026 financial report 5) Sub-Committee Reports: a. Pool Sub-Committee – update ( Mike Sharer ) b. Earth Day Fair & Farmer’s Market– recap ( Jessica Christman ) c. Parades / Memorial Day and Independence Day Sub-Committee – update ( 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. Community Engagement i. Wyomissing Area Garden Club / WAGC – Kathy Grube b. The Nature Play Zone – Wyomissing Hills Memorial Park i. Presentation and Discussion / Jessica Christman 9) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue May 19, 2026

Recreation Board

La Junta de Recreación aplaza ordenanza de subcomité, actualiza información sobre la piscina, la búsqueda de huevos y el Día de la Tierra

La Junta de Recreación de Wyomissing aplazó una moción para recomendar que el Concejo adopte una ordenanza que establezca los parámetros de los subcomités, y aprobó las actas de la reunión de febrero de 2026 y el informe financiero de enero de 2026. La junta recibió actualizaciones sobre la membresía de la piscina (39 membresías, 152 miembros), los preparativos para la búsqueda de huevos (más de $3,000 en donaciones en especie), las asociaciones para el Día de la Tierra (incluyendo educadores de rapaces de Hawk Mountain) y proyectos de capital (el guardrail del parque infantil de Berkshire Heights excedió el presupuesto).

Moción para aplazar la recomendación de que el Concejo apruebe una ordenanza para establecer reglas de subcomités para juntas y comisiones.
Membresía de la piscina en 39 (152 miembros); apertura el 6 de junio con horario de 12-8 pm hasta el 9 de agosto.
Presupuesto para la búsqueda de huevos reducido de $2,500 a $1,800; se recibieron más de $3,000 en donaciones en especie.
El Día de la Tierra contará con educadores de rapaces de Hawk Mountain, tiempo de cuentos en la biblioteca, limpieza de scouts y más.
El guardrail del parque infantil de Berkshire Heights superó el presupuesto, solo proceden las reparaciones de Public Works.

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RECREATION BOARD – MEETING MINUTES MARCH 17, 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 Vice President Sally Donato called the meeting to order with the following persons present: Board members Pamela Wetzel, Jess Leinbach, Karim Davidson, Jessica Christman, Michael Sharer, Liz Toigo, and Christopher Valente (7:45pm), and; Recreation Director Randy McKinley, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Michele Bare, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. The following person was absent: Board President Rick Weinhoffer. C ouncilmember Visitors: Adam Berkeley Kristen Gajewski Visitors: Erin Gantz – Girl Scout Service Unit Manager Quinn Kauffman – Girl Scouts Troop Leader B oard Vice President Sally Donato indicated that the meeting was being recorded. P ublic Comment: No public comment was provided. B orough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Michele Bare shared that under new business, the subcommittee formation policy will move right to Council, but she will provide a brief overview during that agenda topic. A pproval of Meeting Minutes: Mike Sharer made a motion, seconded by Jess Leinbach to approve the February 2026 meeting minutes, all in favor. A pproval of Financial Report: Recreation Director Randy McKinley reminded the Board that in the future, financial reports to be reviewed will be from two months prior ( [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon May 18, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

La mejora de la estación de bombeo restringe el desarrollo; el comité discutirá el costo revisado

El Comité de Infraestructura discutirá la estación de bombeo de 4th & Oley, donde se ha establecido un costo de EDU revisado de $2,500 basado en $175,000 de Boiler House, Windsor St y RM Palmer. No puede ocurrir ningún desarrollo nuevo sin mejorar las estaciones. El comité también votará sobre una solicitud de pago para el proyecto del alcantarillado sanitario West Lawn Interceptor (presupuesto de $1.585M) y otras aprobaciones de contratos.

Costo de EDU revisado de $2,500/EDU para la estación de bombeo de 4th & Oley; no habrá nuevos desarrollos sin mejoras
Moción sobre la solicitud de pago #6 ($60,359.47) para el proyecto del alcantarillado sanitario West Lawn Interceptor (contrato de $539,238)
Orden de Cambio #1 (crédito de $20,826.40) y solicitud de pago final para el 2025 Sidewalk Project ($130,343.50)
Obra vial de 2026 adjudicada a G&B Construction por $498,216.64 (Old Mill Road y Meadowlark Road)
Orden de cambio #6 ($8,128) y solicitud de pago #5 ($78,533.91) para Berkshire Heights Playground

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Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda – May 18, 2026 Page 1 Borough of Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda May 18, 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 Tulpehocke [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon May 18, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

El Comité recomendará un pago de $60,359 para el proyecto West Lawn Interceptor

El Comité de Infraestructura considerará una recomendación de pago de $60,359.47 a JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. para el proyecto West Lawn Interceptor. También recibirán un informe de Obras Públicas que cubre reparaciones de parques infantiles, la remoción de un tanque de combustible con suelo contaminado y una propuesta para una zona de juego natural en Wyomissing Hills Park.

Solicitud de pago No. 6 por $60,359.47 a JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. para West Lawn Interceptor (79% completado)
Actualización de la Regla de Plomo y Cobre: el Borough redujo las inspecciones requeridas de 5,000 a 1,200, ahora con el objetivo de 124 inspecciones en hogares y 67 inspecciones de baches
La remoción de un tanque de combustible subterráneo en el garaje de obras públicas detectó suelo contaminado, reportado al DEP; problema de tarifa USTIF con Leffler Fuel
Propuesta para una zona de juego natural en Wyomissing Hills Park para reemplazar plantas invasoras con troncos, tocones y astillas de madera
Comparación de costos para el trabajo vial en la cuadra 1500 de Rose Virginia Road: costo del borough $4,759.52 frente a contratista $10,812

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DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT MEMORANDUM TO: JIM BABB, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR / BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING FROM: NICK PERILLI SUBJECT: WEST LAWN INTERCEPTOR JNS PAVING & EXCAVATION CORP. – PAYMENT APPLICATION NO. 6 RECOMMENDATION TO PAY FILE: MCCARTHY NO. 230004-12 DATE: MAY 11, 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. 6 from JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. for the above-referenced project. The Payment Application for $60,359.47 is dated May 6, 2026, and includes work completed from April 7, 2026, through May 6, 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 $60,359.47, as indicated on the Contractor’s Payment Application. The contractual retainage to date for this project is $42,388.04 (10%). The current contract completion percentage is 79%. Attachment cc: Borough Manager File DRAFT 60,359.47 5/11/26 DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT Infrastructure Talking Points: Technology: • Leak Detection o Guterman Correlation System  Cost/Time savings ROI • Reduction in overtime hours spent listening during off hours • reduction in digging and restoration costs from precisely located leaks • Meter Upgrades and Reading Equipment o Cost savings [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed May 13, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Solicitud de varianza para terraza en 1315 Dauphin Avenue para exceder el límite de cobertura de edificación

La Junta de Audiencias de Zonificación llevará a cabo una audiencia de uso condicional para considerar una solicitud de varianza de Dennis y Nicole Mullarkey para la propiedad en 1315 Dauphin Avenue. La varianza busca permitir una terraza propuesta que excedería la cobertura máxima de edificación del 25% en un 26%, para un total del 51%, contrarios a las Secciones 404 y 701.3 de la Ordenanza de Zonificación. La reunión incluirá revisiones procesales, juramentación de las partes, exámenes, comentarios públicos y una moción para aplazar, aprobar o denegar la varianza.

Solicitud de varianza de Dennis y Nicole Mullarkey para 1315 Dauphin Avenue para exceder la cobertura máxima de edificación del 25% al 51% para una terraza
Revisión de los pasos procesales de la Audiencia de Uso Condicional
Juramentación de las partes para examen y contrainterrogatorio
Periodo de comentarios públicos limitado a asuntos ante el Borough Council
Moción para aplazar, aprobar o denegar la varianza

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AGENDA ZONING HEARING BOARD Wednesday, May 13, 2026 – 4:00 p.m. (was originally scheduled for 3:00 p.m. but was postponed) 1. Call to order 2. Review of the Conditional Use Hearing procedural steps 3. Discuss the requested variance submitted by Dennis and Nicole Mullarkey, owner of the property located at 1315 Dauphin Avenue, is requesting a variance from Section 404, “Area, Yard and Height Regulations”, and from Section 701.3, “Non-Conforming Lots of Record”, of the Zoning Ordinance to allow a proposed deck to exceed the maximum allowed building coverage of 25% by 26%, for a total of 51% 4. Swearing in of any parties to be examined or cross-examined 5. Examinations and cross examinations by legal counsel, and questions by the Borough Council 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 the Borough Council being conducted. 7. Review of the Conditional Use Hearing administrative steps 8. Executive Session 9. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny granting a variance from Section 404, “Area, Yard and Height Regulations”, and from Section 701.3, “Non-Conforming Lots of Record”, of the Zoning Ordinance to allow a proposed deck to exceed the maximum allowed building coverage of 25% by 26%, for a total of 51%, for 1315 Dauphin Avenue

Wed May 13, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Solicitud de varianza para terraza en 1315 Dauphin Ave que excedería el límite de cobertura de edificación

La Junta de Audiencias de Zonificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre una solicitud de varianza de Dennis y Nicole Mularkey para su propiedad en 1315 Dauphin Avenue. Los solicitantes buscan construir una terraza de 12.5' x ? que aumentaría la cobertura de edificación del 25% permitido al 51%, excediendo el máximo en un 26%. La propiedad se encuentra en un distrito R-1 de Residencial de Baja Densidad y actualmente tiene un estado de no conformidad en cuanto al área del lote y la cobertura de edificación. La junta decidirá si concede la varianza de las Secciones 404 y 701.3 de la Ordenanza de Zonificación.

Varianza solicitada de la Sección 404 (Regulaciones de Área, Patio y Altura) y la Sección 701.3 (Lotes de Registro No Conformes)
La terraza propuesta aumentaría la cobertura de edificación al 51%, excediendo el máximo del 25% en un 26%
Propiedad ubicada en 1315 Dauphin Avenue, ID de Parcela Fiscal #96439607689205
Audiencia pública programada para el 13 de mayo de 2026 a las 3:00 PM en Wyomissing Borough Hall
Los solicitantes deben presentar testimonios y pruebas; todas las partes interesadas podrán ser escuchadas

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((( Kraft MUNICIPAL GROUP 2 April 14, 2026 MEMO To: Zoning Hearing Board FROM: Jeffrey $. Hogg, Residential Zoning Officer TOPIC: Mularkey Residence — 1315 Dauphin Avenue APPLICATION: Dennis and Nicole Mularkey, owners of a property located at.1315 Dauphin Ave. (Property ID # 96439607689205) are requesting a variance from i Regulations” of the B ugh of Wyomissing Zoning Ordi COMMENTS: 1. ocated in the R-1 Low Densi rear (north) on both sides (east & west} by ling is located approximately idered non-conforming for th on 404 of the Zoning Ordinanc ropose to construct a 12.5’ x to the rear of the house. ck would extend to match th xisting side yard setback he rear property line, in operty lines and d setback of 15' inches above finished perty is 2589 square feet, or ith the 25% building coverage ncrease the building coverage total lot area, further increasing ng Ordinance prohibits any non- ych a manner that would further which is existing, non-conform tion 404. The proposed deck wi conformity. Section 704 of the ture from being enlarged in the Zoning Ordinance to allow verage of 25% by 26%, for a oning and Building permit ant's request is scheduled for ugh Hall. Applicants and thei g to present testimony and evi 13%, 2026, at 3:00 f applicable, must ning Hearing Board Solicitor Mich rough Manager/Zoning Hearin : rough Solicitor Boroug and the Mayor 652! ngton Plaza, Shillington, PA 1960 BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL — 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 1 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue May 12, 2026

Borough Council

El Concejo decidirá sobre un edificio de apartamentos de 30 unidades en 915 Penn Avenue con estacionamiento reducido

El Concejo Municipal de Wyomissing decidirá sobre una solicitud de uso condicional para un edificio de apartamentos de 30 unidades en 915 Penn Avenue sin los usos comerciales requeridos en la planta baja y con menos espacios de estacionamiento. El concejo también considerará múltiples contratos y ordenanzas, incluyendo una adjudicación de $214,468.67 para la fachada de la estación de bomberos, una reparación de $41,613 para el muro de la rotonda de tráfico y una nueva ordenanza de remoción de nieve y hielo. Varios informes de comités y aprobaciones financieras están en la agenda.

Decisión de uso condicional para el edificio de apartamentos de 30 unidades en 915 Penn Avenue, LLC sin local comercial en el primer piso y con solo 32 espacios de estacionamiento en lugar de 45
Adjudicación del trabajo de la fachada de la estación de bomberos a Premier Building por $214,468.67
Adjudicación de las reparaciones de los daños del muro de la rotonda de tráfico de Wyomissing a New Castle Lawn and Landscape por $41,613.00
Ordenanza No. 1462-2026 que modifica el Capítulo 21 para agregar regulaciones de remoción de nieve y hielo
Resolución No. 2026-19 que revisa el programa de tarifas del Municipio, incluyendo las tarifas de renovación de la licencia de privilegios comerciales

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May 8, 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: Eden Ratliff, Interim Borough Manager Enclosed for your consideration are copies of the Council Minutes, Committee Reports, other correspondence, as well as the May 12, 2026 meeting agenda. **Note: Executive Session will be held at 6:00 PM** 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, May 12, 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. Conditional Use Hearing Decision: 915 Penn Avenue (resumed from March 30, 2026) i. The applicant requested conditional use approval under the Redevelopment Area Mixed Use Incentive Overlay Zoning District Requirements, specifically, Section 502.D.1 "Permitted Uses", to allow a thirty (30) unit apartment building without first fl [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue May 12, 2026

Borough Council

El Concejo decidirá sobre apartamento de 30 unidades en 915 Penn Ave con estacionamiento reducido

El Concejo Municipal de Wyomissing votará sobre una solicitud de uso condicional para un edificio de apartamentos de 30 unidades en 915 Penn Avenue, que incluye estacionamiento reducido y sin espacio comercial en el primer piso. El concejo también considerará ordenanzas sobre la remoción de nieve, garajes de almacenamiento de remolque y la actualización del código de incendios al Código Internacional de Incendios 2021. Acciones adicionales incluyen la adjudicación de contratos para el trabajo de la fachada de la estación de bomberos ($214,468.67) y reparaciones del muro de la glorieta de tráfico ($41,613.00), así como la adopción de un programa de tarifas revisado.

Decisión de uso condicional para apartamento de 30 unidades en 915 Penn Ave con estacionamiento reducido y sin espacio comercial en el primer piso
Ordenanza No. 1462-2026 – regulaciones de remoción de nieve y hielo
Ordenanza No. 1463-2026 – designación de garajes de remolque y almacenamiento
Ordenanza No. 1460-2026 – actualización al Código Internacional de Incendios 2021
Adjudicación del trabajo de la fachada de la estación de bomberos a Premier Building por $214,468.67

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✓ Decidido: Council approves conditional-use project for 915 Penn Avenue with conditions

The council voted 4-2 to approve the Conditional Use Application for 915 Penn Avenue, allowing a multi‑unit apartment building with reduced parking and no ground‑floor commercial space. It also approved several related actions, including time extensions for the project, contract awards for traffic‑circle repairs, the West Lawn Interceptor, and fire‑station façade work, and adopted a fee‑schedule resolution while tabling a fire‑code update. All votes were unanimous (6-0) except the conditional‑use decision.

Approved Conditional Use Application for 915 Penn Avenue with conditions (4-2)
Approved time extension for 915 Penn Avenue preliminary plan until Aug 11, 2026 (6-0)
Awarded traffic circle wall damage repairs to New Castle Lawn and Landscape, $41,613.00 (6-0)
Authorized payment of $140,849.62 to INS. Paying and Excavating for West Lawn Interceptor (6-0)
Awarded fire station façade work to Premier Building, $214,468.67 (6-0)
Adopted Resolution No. 2026-19 updating fee schedule for business license renewals (6-0)
Tabled adoption of Ordinance No. 1460-2026 updating the International Fire Code (6-0)
Authorized $3,246 unbudgeted expenditure for Fire Chief vehicle command cabinet (6-0)

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, May 12, 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. Conditional Use Hearing Decision: 915 Penn Avenue (resumed from March 30, 2026) i. The applicant requested conditional use approval under the Redevelopment Area Mixed Use Incentive Overlay Zoning District Requirements, specifically, Section 502.D.1 "Permitted Uses", to allow a thirty (30) unit apartment building without first floor office, retail, professional services or restaurant uses being provided; Section 504D.6.A, "Additional Requirement", to provide 32 off-street parking spaces instead of the required 45 off-street parking spaces; and Section 505D, "Modification of Other Requirements", to allow the regulations of 504D to be modified by conditional use approval ii. A motion is needed to approve with conditions or deny the Conditional Use Application of 915 Penn Avenue, LLC in order to allow a multi-unit apartment building without first floor office, retail, professional services or restaurant space and to have less than the minimum required off-street parking spaces at the property located at 915 Penn Avenue, and to approve [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu May 7, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

El Comité revisa los estados financieros del primer trimestre de 2026

El Comité de Finanzas y Administración está revisando los estados financieros del Borough para el primer trimestre de 2026, incluyendo los saldos de efectivo e inversiones y los ingresos y gastos de todos los fondos. La agenda es puramente informativa y procesal, sin puntos de acción, audiencias públicas ni ordenanzas propuestas.

Efectivo e inversiones totales en todos los fondos: $8,295,388 al 31 de marzo de 2026
Ingresos del General Fund acumulados en el año $4,982,762 (26% del presupuesto) frente a gastos acumulados en el año $3,767,494 (19% del presupuesto), dejando un superávit de $1,215,269
Ingresos del Water Fund acumulados en el año $704,143 frente a gastos acumulados en el año $721,623, un déficit de $17,480
Ingresos de todos los fondos acumulados en el año $7,652,919 frente a gastos acumulados en el año $5,766,782, un superávit neto de $1,886,137
El presupuesto de fin de año proyecta un déficit de $983,000 en todos los fondos

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Financial Institution Rate General Working HRA Payroll Fire Road EMS Water Sewer Refuse Highway Debt Pooled Total Cash Tompkins 484,173 68,523 13,910 61,222 23,943 25,238 23,943 390,560 30,244 1,000 337,706 - - 1,460,462 Total Cash 484,173 68,523 13,910 61,222 23,943 25,238 23,943 390,560 30,244 1,000 337,706 - - 1,460,462 Investments PLGIT 3.49%-3.76% - - - - - - - - - - 6,685 395,868 6,432,374 6,834,927 Total Investments - - - - - - - - - - 6,685 395,868 6,432,374 6,834,927 Total Cash & Investments 484,173 68,523 13,910 61,222 23,943 25,238 23,943 390,560 30,244 1,000 344,391 395,868 6,432,374 8,295,388 BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING REPORT OF CASH & INVESTMENT BALANCES AS OF MARCH 31, 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 Feb-24 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 Cash & Investment History - Last 24 Months Investments Cash DRAFT 2026 Current 2026 Budget YTD % of 2025 YTD Variance Category - Revenues Budget Month Actual YTD Variance 2026 Budget Actual YTD 2026 vs 2025 Real Estate Tax 5,242,000 249,380 327,595 4,914,405 6% 598,550 (270,955) Earned Income Tax 3,500,000 508,267 866,909 2,633,091 25% 787,301 79,608 Mercantile Tax 1,750,000 82,691 137,517 1,612,483 8% 210,181 (72,664) Local Services Tax 620,000 103,922 109,525 510,475 18% 143,633 (34,109) Real Estate Transfer Tax [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu May 7, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

El Comité de Finanzas de Wyomissing revisa la auditoría de 2025 y los cambios en las tarifas de licencias comerciales

El Comité de Finanzas y Administración del Borough de Wyomissing revisará los resultados financieros de marzo de 2026, los saldos de efectivo y la auditoría municipal de 2025. Los miembros votarán sobre la aprobación de la auditoría, la modificación de la tarifa de renovación tardía de la licencia de privilegios comerciales a $50 más un cargo por mora de $10, y la autorización de un gasto no presupuestado de $3,246 para un gabinete de vehículo del Jefe de Bomberos. El comité también discutirá los términos estándar para los acuerdos de contratistas externos y la venta de equipo de obras públicas.

Aprobar o aplazar los resultados de la auditoría municipal de 2025 y la carta de gestión
Modificar el programa de tarifas para las renovaciones tardías de licencias de privilegios comerciales a $50 más una tarifa de mora de $10
Autorizar un gasto no presupuestado de $3,246 para un gabinete de mando de vehículo del Jefe de Bomberos
Revisar los acuerdos de contratistas externos y desarrollar términos contractuales estándar
Venta de equipo misceláneo de obras públicas a través de Municibid (cierre el 28 de abril de 2026)

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AGENDA FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Thursday, May 7, 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) March 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) Audit Updates i. The 2025 audit was reviewed during the April 2026 Finance and Administration committee meeting ● A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny accepting the 2025 audit results and management letter 7) Tax Collection Credit Card Payments i. Discuss if the County has the tax Resolution on file for tax collection via credit cards for Borough property taxes 8) Amend Fee Schedule for Late Business Privilege License Applications i. The current Borough fee schedule does not indicate that a business privilege license renewal application that is received after April 1 st, renews as a new license, with the new l [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Apr 30, 2026

Economic Development Committee

El comité de Wyomissing discutirá el plan de vivienda de Shapiro

El Comité de Desarrollo Económico de Wyomissing se reunirá para discutir un artículo de noticias sobre el plan del gobernador Josh Shapiro para abordar la escasez de viviendas en Pennsylvania. El plan describe propuestas para aumentar la construcción de viviendas, ampliar las protecciones para los inquilinos y reducir la falta de vivienda. El comité considerará las implicaciones para el desarrollo económico local.

El plan tiene como objetivo añadir 185,000 unidades de vivienda para 2035
Cambios propuestos a las leyes de zonificación locales para permitir unidades de vivienda accesorias y eliminar los requisitos mínimos de estacionamiento
Se propuso una inversión en infraestructura de $1 billion financiada con deuda, con la 'parte mayoritaria' destinada a la vivienda
Protecciones para inquilinos: tope a las tarifas de solicitud, sellado de registros de desalojo, limitación del uso de antecedentes penales
Ampliar la elegibilidad del Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program para proyectos de vivienda

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3/17/26, 7:06 AM Shapiro wants PA to be a leader on home construction * Spotlight PA Give SUPPORT SPOTLIGHT PA, GET IT DOUBLED sen WEEK CHALLENGE 6 $17,904 ee 2: of $50,000 challenge goal by March 27 of goal GET 2x Shapiro wants Pa. to be a ‘national leader’ on home construction by Charlotte Keith of Spotlight PA | Feb. 16, 2026 SUSAN ANGSTADT FOR SPOTLIGHT PA HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania urgently needs to build more homes, Gov. Josh Shapiro said on Thursday as he unveiled a wide-ranging plan to tackle Pennsylvania's housing shortage, expand protections for renters, and reduce homelessness. In recent years, Pennsylvania has lagged almost every other state in adding new housing. At current rates, state officials estimate, Pennsylvania will be short 185,000 housing units by 2035. Shapiro said his plan offers a coordinated long-term strategy to reverse this trend, which has led to soaring rental and home prices. hitps:/Awww.spotlightpa.org/news/2026/02/shapiro-housing-plan-pennsylvania-homeless/?utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_co... 1/5 3/17/26, 7:06 AM Shapiro wants PA to be a leader on home construction « Spotlight PA “If we execute, Pennsylvania will go from being at the bottom of the pack toa national leader on housing construction,” Shapiro said. That’s a big “if.” The plan recommends more funding for a swath of new and existing programs, but provides few specific dollar amounts. It offers a starting point for negotiations between the governor’s o [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Apr 30, 2026

Economic Development Committee

El comité discutirá la iniciativa de vivienda y posibles cambios de zonificación

El Wyomissing Economic Development Committee discutirá un artículo de Spotlight PA sobre la Housing Initiative del Gov. Shapiro y considerará si recomienda revisiones a las regulaciones de zonificación del borough. El comité también recibirá una actualización sobre propiedades comerciales de interés.

Discusión del artículo de Spotlight PA sobre la Housing Initiative del Gov. Shapiro
Discusión de posibles revisiones a las regulaciones de zonificación del borough relacionadas con la vivienda
Actualización sobre propiedades comerciales de interés (asuntos pendientes)

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Economic Development Committee Meeting Agenda Thursday, April 30, 2026– 9:00am 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 virtual 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. Spotlight PA Article – Gov. Shapiro’s Housing Initiative a. Discuss the article published in Spotlight PA and included as part of the agenda documents b. Discuss the Borough’s zoning regulations related to housing and whether revisions may be recommended 4. Old Business- Update on commercial properties of interest 5. Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Economic Development committee and shall be limited to matters of public concern that are, or may come, before the Economic Development committee (agenda and non-agenda items)

Mon Apr 27, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

El Comité discutirá costos de radios, límites de estacionamiento y dos ordenanzas de tráfico

El Comité de Bomberos y Policía de Wyomissing discutirá el costo de nuevas radios para la policía y los bomberos, considerará una moción para limitar el estacionamiento en la intersección de Upland y Upland, y revisará dos ordenanzas propuestas: una que modifica el proceso para designar garajes de almacenamiento aprobados y remolque, y otra que designa rutas de emergencia por nieve. El comité también considerará una compra de $3,246 para un cajón de mando en el vehículo del Jefe de Bomberos y recibirá actualizaciones de los servicios de emergencia.

Discusión sobre el costo próximo de nuevas radios para la policía y los bomberos
Moción para aplazar, aprobar o denegar la limitación del estacionamiento en la intersección de Upland y Upland
Ordenanza No. 1463-2026 que modifica el Capítulo 15 sobre garajes de almacenamiento aprobados, fianzas, remolque y almacenamiento
Ordenanza No. 1461-2026 que designa rutas de emergencia por nieve y describe el proceso de emergencia por nieve
Compra propuesta de un cajón de mando con accesorios para el vehículo del Jefe de Bomberos por $3,246

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AGENDA FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE Monday, April 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) Discussion on upcoming cost for new radios for both police and fire b) Discuss limiting parking at the intersection of Upland and Upland • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny, limiting parking at intersection of Upland and Upland. c) Designation of Approved Storage Garages; Bonding; Towing, and Storage Ordinance Amendment i. Review the prepared Storage Garages; Bonding; Towing, and Storage Ordinance Amendment ii. ORDINANCE NO. 1463-2026- AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 15 ENTITLED “MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC”, PART 5 ENTITLED “REMOVAL AND IMPOUNDMENT OF ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLES”, SECTION 504 ENTITLED “DESIGNATION OF APPROVED STORAGE GARAGES; BONDING; TOWING AND STORAGE” TO AMEND THE PROCESS FOR DESIGNATING APPROVED STORAGE GARAGES AND THE CRITERIA FOR SELECTION. • A motion is neede [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Apr 27, 2026

Borough Council

El Concejo considerará la contratación del Jefe de Bomberos con un salario de $125,000

El Borough Council está considerando un acuerdo de empleo para Eric Needle como Jefe de Bomberos, vigente desde el 3 de agosto de 2026 hasta el 31 de diciembre de 2027, y posteriormente bajo la modalidad de voluntad del empleador (at-will). El acuerdo establece un salario base de $125,000 prorrateado para 2026, con ajustes anuales vinculados a los incrementos de los oficiales de bomberos del sindicato. Los beneficios incluyen una pensión de contribución definida, un pago por renuncia al seguro médico de $15,000 por año y un pago único por reubicación de $15,000 después de dos años.

Salario base de $125,000 por año, prorrateado para 2026, con ajustes anuales basados en el convenio colectivo
Pago único por reubicación de $15,000 si el empleado se reubica dentro de 35 millas después de 2 años
Pensión: plan de contribución definida con una contribución del empleador del 10%, consolidada a los 2 años
Pago por renuncia al seguro médico de $15,000 por año si el empleado rechaza la cobertura
Tarifa de consultor de $70/hora por el trabajo realizado antes de la fecha de inicio oficial

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EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT made as of this _____ day of <insert date>, by and between the Borough of Wyomissing, Berks County, Pennsylvania (the “Borough”), a political subdivision organized and existing under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and Eric Needle. (“Employee” or “Chief”). WHEREAS, the Borough desires to employ the services of Eric Needle as the Fire Chief of Wyomissing Borough; and WHEREAS, Eric Needle desires to be employed as the Fire Chief of Wyomissing Borough; WHEREAS, the Borough and Employee have reached an agreement on the terms and conditions pertaining to the employment of Employee as the Fire Chief of the Wyomissing Borough; and WHEREAS, the Borough and Employee desire to set forth these terms and conditions of employment in writing, intending to be bound hereto. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the promises and covenants set forth herein, the parties agree as follows: Section 1. Term of Agreement This Agreement shall be effective August 3, 2026 (hereinafter the “Effective Date”) through December 31, 2027 (hereinafter the “Termination Date”). After the Termination Date this Agreement shall renew from year to year but, as employee is a non-civil service, at will employee, shall not be enforceable for a term of years. There shall be no express or implied renewal of any term unless a successor agreement is negotiated and executed by all parties. Section 2. Position and Duties The Bo [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Apr 27, 2026

Borough Council

El Concejo decidirá sobre el nombramiento y el contrato del jefe de bomberos

En esta reunión especial, el Concejo de Wyomissing Borough discutirá y votará sobre el nombramiento de un candidato a jefe de bomberos y la aprobación del contrato correspondiente. Una enmienda a la agenda para combinar ambas acciones en una sola moción fue aprobada unánimemente (5-0).

Discusión sobre las cualificaciones del candidato a jefe de bomberos y los términos del contrato
Moción para aplazar, aprobar o denegar el nombramiento y el contrato del jefe de bomberos como un solo punto
El Concejo votó 5-0 para enmendar la agenda y combinar la votación del nombramiento y el contrato

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✓ Decidido: Appointed Eric Needle as Fire Chief of Wyomissing Borough (5-0)

Council unanimously approved the appointment of Eric Needle as Fire Chief and his contract, after amending the agenda to include both items in one motion. The decision followed a two-round interview process and positive reference checks.

Amended agenda to combine Fire Chief appointment and contract into one motion (5-0)
Approved Fire Chief contract and appointed Eric Needle as Fire Chief (5-0)

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING Monday, April 27, 2026 – 12:45P.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. Fire Chief Hiring Process i. Discuss the candidate and contract for the Fire Chief position ii. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny appointing the Fire Chief candidate iii. Councilmember Brunner made a motion, seconded by Councilmember Barnett to amend the agenda to include both the Fire Chief appointment and contract agreement, as one motion. All in favor, 5-0. 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 public concern (agenda or non-agenda items)

Mon Apr 27, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

El condado ofrece financiamiento a 7 años para el reemplazo de radios de emergencia

El Comité de Bomberos y Policía está revisando una carta del Departamento de Servicios de Emergencia del Condado de Berks que describe un programa de renovación de la flota de radios con un paquete de financiamiento a 7 años para los municipios. La agenda también incluye datos sobre el volumen de llamadas de EMS para Wyomissing Borough y áreas circundantes desde enero hasta abril de 2026. Se espera que el comité discuta la participación y la respuesta a la fecha límite del condado del 13 de abril.

El condado ofrece financiamiento a 7 años para el reemplazo de radios, similar al programa de 2013, con el capital más el costo de financiamiento transferidos a los municipios
Las agencias de servicios de emergencia privadas sin fines de lucro no son elegibles para el financiamiento; los municipios deben asumir el costo o garantizar el préstamo
La fecha límite para que las agencias indiquen su probable participación y el porcentaje de la flota a reemplazar es el 13 de abril a las 0800
Los datos de llamadas de EMS muestran que Wyomissing Borough tuvo 265 llamadas en marzo de 2026, la cifra más alta de la región
Se administró Narcan 5 veces en todo el sistema de Wyomissing Borough durante el período reportado

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Wyomissing Borough (av) Apr 6, 2026 11:47:55 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) 38 738 Grand Total 738 738 DRAFT Wyomissing Borough (av) Apr 6, 2026 11:47:55 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 10 Cancelled (No Patient Contact) 22 Cancelled (Prior to Arrival at Scene) 10 Patient Evaluated, No Treatment/Transport Required 1 Patient Refused Evaluation/Care (Without Transport) 9 Patient Treated, Released (AMA) 3 Patient Treated, Released (per protocol) 1 Patient Treated, Transferred Care to Another EMS Professional/Unit 2 Transported Lights/Siren 118 Transported Lights/Siren, Downgraded 6 Transported No Lights/Siren 68 Transported No Lights/Siren, Upgraded 2 N\A 0 DRAFT Wyomissing Borough (av) Apr 6, 2026 11:47:55 AM EMS Filter statement Filters 3/10 Days in Dispatched 12/1/25 to 12/31/26 Is Locked true Scene Zone BERKS - WYOMISSING BOR [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 21, 2026

Recreation Board

La Junta de Recreación analiza los próximos eventos estacionales y mejoras de capital

La Junta revisó las actualizaciones de los próximos eventos comunitarios, incluyendo el Día de la Tierra, la temporada de la piscina y el desfile del Día Memorial. Los miembros también discutieron el mantenimiento de los parques infantiles en Berkshire Heights y los informes financieros relacionados con donaciones y alquileres.

Evento del Día de la Tierra programado para el 25 de abril en Happy Hollow Playground
Apertura de la piscina fijada para el 6 de junio con horarios estacionales hasta Labor Day
Donaciones en especie para la Búsqueda de Huevos que suman más de $3,000
El mantenimiento del campo de béisbol de Berkshire Heights incluye $18,000 para Diamond-Tex y recrowning
Total de recaudación de fondos hasta la fecha de $8,750

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Tue Apr 21, 2026

Personnel Committee

El Comité de Personal considerará la reclasificación de un empleado a operador senior

El Comité de Personal discutirá una solicitud de clasificación laboral para un empleado de Obras Públicas, pasando de operador junior a senior. El salario aumentaría de $34.46 a $38.46. La solicitud no está en el presupuesto de 2026, pero ahorros de costos de $4,400 en la línea 454-740 y $2,640 en la línea 454-130 cubren el incremento sin fondos adicionales.

Reclasificación del empleado Jake de operador junior a operador senior
Aumento salarial de $34.46/hora a $38.46/hora
Ahorros de costos de $4,400 de la línea de código 454-740 y $2,640 de la línea 454-130 compensan el incremento
Solicitud no incluida en el presupuesto de 2026 pero financiada a través de ahorros existentes
El próximo aumento salarial programado para Jake es el 3/25/2027

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DRAFT 3/3/2026 BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING Borough Hall - 22 Reading Boulevard Wyomissing, PA 19610-2083 Telephone (610) 376-7481 Fax (610) 376-8470 Job Classification Request During 2025, the Leads and I noticed an employee that exceeded their job classification. To continue the growth in the Public Works department, it's important to acknowledge when an employee has exceeded their job classification. Jake is scheduled for his next increase on 3/25/2027. He is currently making $34.46 as a junior operator, looking to increase his wage to $38.46 with the classification change to senior operator. This request is not included in the 2026 budget, but due to cost savings of $4,400 in code line 454-740 and $2,640 in line 454-130 no additional funds are being requested. Thank you Greg Capriola DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT

Tue Apr 21, 2026

Personnel Committee

El Comité de Personal discute la contratación del jefe de bomberos y cambios de empleados

El Comité de Personal de Wyomissing discutirá el proceso de contratación para los puestos de Jefe de Bomberos y Director de Finanzas, revisará la renuncia de un bombero y considerará ajustes de clasificación laboral para tres empleados de obras públicas. El Concejo autorizó una oferta condicional para el candidato a jefe de bomberos supeditada al salario y los beneficios. El comité puede tomar medidas sobre la renuncia y las solicitudes de clasificación laboral.

Discutir el proceso de contratación para el puesto de Jefe de Bomberos; oferta condicional autorizada supeditada al salario/beneficios
Discutir el proceso de contratación para el puesto de Director de Finanzas
Revisar y considerar la aceptación de la renuncia del bombero Blaze Yasso efectiva el 22 de julio de 2026
Considerar ajustes de clasificación laboral para los empleados de obras públicas Cory Fererri, Jake Rebholz y Christopher Conlon

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AGENDA PERSONNEL COMMITTEE Tuesday, April 21, 2026 – 12:00 PM 1) Call to Order **This public meeting is being recorded** 2) Roll Call 3) Public Comments- 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) Hiring Process: a. Discuss the hiring process for the Fire Chief position • Council authorized a conditional offer letter be sent to the candidate, contingent upon salary and benefit discussions • Council will need to schedule a special Council meeting to appoint the Fire Chief candidate once all conditions of employment have been met b. Discuss the hiring process for the Director of Finance position 5) Resignation Notice of Blaze Yasso a. Review and discuss the resignation notice submitted by Firefighter Blaze Yasso, effective July 22, 2026 • A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, accepting the resignation of Blaze Yasso, effective July 22, 2026 6) Public Works Job Classification Adjustments a. Discuss the Public Works job classification adjustments for Cory Fererri, Jake Rebholz, and Christopher Conlon • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending to Council, the job classification requests for Cory Fererri, Jake Rebholz, and Christopher Conlon 7) Public Com [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 21, 2026

Recreation Board

La Junta de Recreación discutirá la vinculación con el club de fútbol y aprobará las actas/el informe financiero

Esta reunión ordinaria incluye la aprobación de las actas de marzo de 2026 y el informe financiero de febrero de 2026, actualizaciones de los subcomités sobre el parque infantil, la Feria del Día de la Tierra, el resumen de la Búsqueda de Huevos y la planificación de los desfiles para el Memorial Day y el Independence Day. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen la vinculación comunitaria con el Wyomissing Area Soccer Club (WASC). El Director de Recreación informará sobre programas, gestión de instalaciones, alquileres y mantenimiento.

Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de marzo de 2026
Aprobación del informe financiero de febrero de 2026
Actualización del Subcomité del Parque Infantil
Resumen de la Búsqueda de Huevos
Vinculación comunitaria con el Wyomissing Area Soccer Club (WASC)

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH RECREATION BOARD TUESDAY, APRIL 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 March 2026 meeting minutes • Motion is needed to approve or deny the March 2026 meeting minutes 4) Approval of the Financial Reports: • Motion is needed to approve or deny the February 2026 financial report 5) Sub-Committee Reports: a. Playground Sub-Committee – update ( Chris Valente ) b. Earth Day Fair – update ( Jessica Christman ) c. Egg Hunt – recap ( Jess Leinbach ) d. Parades / Memorial Day and Independence Day Sub-Committee – update ( 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. Community Engagement i. Wyomissing Area Soccer Club/ WASC – Cristian Avalos 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 Apr 20, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

El Comité revisa mejoras de la estación de bombeo, ordenanza de nieve y contratos de obras viales

El Comité de Infraestructura considerará varias mociones, incluyendo la aprobación de Kraft Municipal Group para encargarse de la presentación de citaciones de IPMC, la publicidad de una ordenanza de remoción de nieve y la recomendación del pago de $140,849.62 para el proyecto West Lawn Interceptor. Las discusiones incluyen restricciones de capacidad de la estación de bombeo, una propuesta de costos compartidos para el Tulpehocken Road Interconnect y actualizaciones sobre las licitaciones de Wyomissing Fire House y Berkshire Heights Playground.

Moción para aprobar que Kraft Municipal Group asuma la redacción y presentación de citaciones de IPMC a partir del 1 de mayo de 2026
Moción para publicitar la Ordenanza No. 1462-2026 que añade regulaciones de remoción de nieve y hielo al Capítulo 21
Costo de EDU revisado de $2,500 para la estación de bombeo de 4th & Oley; no habrá desarrollo adicional sin mejoras
Solicitud de pago #5 de JNS Paving por $140,849.62 en el proyecto West Lawn Interceptor (presupuesto $1,585,584)
Obras Viales 2026 adjudicadas a G&B Construction por $498,216.64 en Old Mill y Meadowlark Roads

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Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda – April 20, 2026 Page 1 Borough of Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda April 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 • Discuss the current process for IPMC citation filing and prosecution and Kraft Municipal Group taking over filing • A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, Kraft Municipal Group assuming responsibility of writing and filing citations for violations of the IPMC, effective May 1, 2026, to be ratified by Council at the May 14, 2026 meeting • 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”. • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council advertise Ordinance No. 1462-2026 as [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Apr 20, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Ordenanza establece reglas de remoción de nieve, multas de hasta $1,000

El Comité de Infraestructura está considerando la Ordenanza No. 1462-2026, la cual añadiría regulaciones de remoción de nieve y hielo al Capítulo 21. La ordenanza requiere que los propietarios de inmuebles despejen las aceras en un plazo de 24 a 36 horas según la ubicación, con penalizaciones que comienzan en $25 y aumentan hasta $1,000. El comité también discute una recomendación de pago de $140,849.62 para el proyecto West Lawn Interceptor y revisa las ofertas para el Firehouse Restoration Project.

La Ordenanza 1462-2026 añade deberes de remoción de nieve/hielo: sendero de 36 pulgadas (48 pulgadas en Penn Ave), remoción en 24 horas en Penn Ave y en paradas de autobuses escolares, 36 horas en otros lugares.
Multas: $25 primera infracción, $50 segunda, $100 tercera o subsecuentes; el incumplimiento del pago conduce a procesamiento con multas de hasta $1,000 más costos.
Recomendación de pago de $140,849.62 a JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. para West Lawn Interceptor (contrato original $539,238; 66% completado).
La tabulación de ofertas para el Firehouse Restoration Project muestra múltiples contratistas: Premier Building Restoration, Caretti Restoration, JONES MASONRY RESTORATION CORPORATION, Joseph Dugan, Inc.
Los propietarios de inmuebles no deben depositar nieve/hielo en las calles o en los drenajes pluviales; depositar en el césped o en la mitad de la acera.

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DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT 1 BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY , PENNSYLV ANIA ORDINANCE NO. 1462-2026 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY , PENNSYLV ANIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 21 ENTITLED “STREETS AND SIDEWALKS” TO ADD A PART 8 ENTITLED “SNOW AND ICE REMOV AL REGULATIONS”. WHEREAS, the Borough has determined that it is in the best interests of its residents to establish snow and ice removal procedures for enforcement after snow events. 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. Addition of Snow and Ice Removal Regulations. Chapter 21 entitled “Streets and Sidewalks” is hereby amended and supplemented to add a Part 8 as follows: PART 8 SNOW AND ICE REMOV AL REGULATIONS Section 801. Owner or O ccupant of Property to Remove S now and Ice from Sidewalk. 1. I t shall be the duty of every person, entity, association, partnership or corporation owning or occupying any property fronting on any public street or alley within the Borough of Wyomissing to remove or cause to be removed from the sidewalks of said premises all ice, snow or sleet within a period of 36 hours after the same shall have ceased to fall thereon. Due to the increased pedestrian traffic on Penn Avenue in the Borough, all ice, snow or sleet shall be removed within a period of 24 hours after the same shall have ceased to fall thereon. Said sidewalks shall be ke [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 14, 2026

Borough Council

El Concejo actuará sobre la renuncia del Administrador del Municipio y el proceso de contratación

El Concejo Municipal de Wyomissing considerará la renuncia de la Administradora Municipal Michele Bare, efectiva el 8 de junio de 2026, y autorizará el proceso de contratación de un administrador interino y permanente. Otras acciones incluyen la adjudicación de $498,216.64 en obras viales de 2026 a G&B Construction, la autorización del pago de $86,672.62 a JNS Paving por el West Lawn Interceptor y la adopción de un Plan de Operaciones de Emergencia actualizado. El concejo también discutirá actualizaciones del International Fire Code y una aprobación preliminar condicional del plan para Metropolitan II.

Renuncia de la Administradora Municipal Michele Bare, último día 8 de junio de 2026
Adjudicar $498,216.64 para obras viales de 2026 al postor más bajo G&B Construction
Autorizar el pago de $86,672.62 a JNS Paving por el West Lawn Interceptor (Solicitud de Pago No. 4)
Adoptar la Resolución No. 2026-17 para el Plan de Operaciones de Gestión de Emergencias Regionales de West Side revisado
Anunciar la Ordenanza No. 1460-2026 que actualiza el International Fire Code a la versión 2021

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✓ Decidido: Council approves West Lawn Interceptor payment and hires interim manager

The Council approved a $86,672.62 payment to JNS Paving for the West Lawn Interceptor project and authorized the hiring of an interim Borough Manager. Additionally, the Council approved the appointment of Stonehill Ratliff as assistant Borough Manager.

Approved $86,672.62 payment to JNS Paving (7-0)
Authorized hiring process for interim Borough Manager (7-0)
Appointed Stonehill Ratliff as assistant Borough Manager (6-1)
Approved 2026 street work contract to G&B Construction (7-0)
Authorized McCarthy Engineering to analyze PennDOT study (7-0)
Authorized handicapped parking space at 412 Telford Avenue (7-0)
Authorized approval of fair at 305 Park Road North (7-0)
Authorized Solicitor to prepare Ordinance for storage garages (7-0)

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, April 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 March 10, 2026 Council meeting and the March 30, 2026 Council Conditional Use Hearing 6. Consulting Engineer’s Report i. Review Borough Engineer activity during the month of March 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 March 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 March ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Fire Chief’s Report 9. Committee Reports: a. Infrastructure Committee – March 16, 2026 i. Review the Infrastructure committee report ii. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny authorizing payment of Payment Application No. 4 in the amount of $86,672.62, to JNS Paving and Excavating for the West Lawn Interceptor iii. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny utilizing b [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 14, 2026

Borough Council

El Concejo vota sobre la renuncia del Administrador del Municipio, la contratación de un interino y obras viales por $498,000

El Concejo Municipal de Wyomissing revisará los informes de los comités y votará sobre la renuncia de la Administradora del Municipio Michele Bare y la contratación de un reemplazo interino. El Concejo también decidirá sobre contratos importantes de infraestructura, incluyendo una adjudicación de $498,216.64 por obras viales a G&B Construction y un pago de $86,672.62 para el West Lawn Interceptor. El cuerpo considerará actualizaciones de políticas, como la adopción de un plan de operaciones de emergencia revisado, la publicidad de una actualización del código de incendios al International Fire Code 2021 y el avance de una nueva ordenanza de paisajismo. Estas decisiones afectarán el liderazgo del gobierno local, los cronogramas de mantenimiento de carreteras y aceras, y las regulaciones de seguridad y edificación residencial.

Renuncia de la Administradora del Municipio Michele Bare (último día 8 de junio de 2026) y autorización para contratar a un administrador interino
Adjudicación de $498,216.64 para obras viales de 2026 a G&B Construction, con $55,000 reasignados para el parcheo de aceras y calles
Pago de $86,672.62 a JNS Paving and Excavating por el West Lawn Interceptor
Publicidad de la Ordenanza No. 1460-2026 para actualizar el International Fire Code a la versión 2021
Adopción de la Resolución No. 2026-17 para implementar el plan revisado West Side Regional Emergency Management Operations Plan

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April 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: Michele Bare, Borough Manager Enclosed for your consideration are copies of the Council Minutes, Committee Reports, other correspondence, as well as the April 14, 2026 meeting agenda. **Note: Executive Session will be held at 6:15 PM** Enclosures cc: Fred Levering, Mayor Jim McCarthy, Consulting Engineer Heidi Masano, Borough Solicitor John Phillips, Police Chief Jim Babb, Public Works & Property Mgr. Michele Bare, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Randy McKinley, Recreation & Communications Director AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, April 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 March 10, 2026 Council meeting and the March 30, 2026 Council Conditional Use Hearing 6. Consulting Engineer’s Report i. Review Borough Engineer activity during the month of March ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend t [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Apr 9, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

El comité de finanzas votará sobre la solicitud de propuestas para todos los servicios bancarios

El Comité de Finanzas y Administración considerará varias mociones, incluyendo la aprobación de una solicitud de propuestas para todos los servicios bancarios del municipio y la aceptación de los resultados de la auditoría de 2025. También discutirán el cambio de los horarios de las reuniones, la publicación pública de las decisiones de la junta de audiencias de zonificación y la participación en un contrato de reparación de emergencia a través de Spring Township con el postor más bajo AH Moyer. Un acuerdo de retención para servicios legales está sujeto a votación.

Moción para aprobar la RFP para todos los servicios bancarios del Municipio
Moción para aceptar los resultados de la auditoría de 2025 y la carta de gestión de Herbein
Moción para recomendar la participación en el contrato de reparación de emergencia con AH Moyer como postor más bajo
Discusión sobre el traslado de las reuniones del Concejo y del comité a las 6:00 pm en diferentes días
Moción para publicar las decisiones finales de la Zoning Hearing Board públicamente

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AGENDA FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Thursday, April 9, 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) Audit Updates i. Herbein present and discuss the 2025 audit results ● A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny accepting the 2025 audit results and management letter 5) Cash update: i. Review cash and investment balances ii. PLGIT review 6) February 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 7) Borough Banking Services RFP i. Review and discuss the prepared RFP ● A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council authorize advertising the RFP for all Borough banking services 8) Meeting Changes i. Discuss moving the Council meetings to 6:00 pm on the second Tuesday of each month beginning in the month to be determined by Council ii. Discuss moving the Finance and Administration committee meetings to 6:00 pm on Wednesd [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Apr 9, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

El Comité revisa el borrador de la auditoría de 2025 que muestra una caída de $1.35M en la posición neta

El Comité de Finanzas y Administración está revisando los borradores de los estados financieros auditados para el año terminado el 31 de diciembre de 2025. La auditoría encontró que la posición neta total disminuyó aproximadamente $1.35 millones, de $8.36 millones a $7.01 millones. Las actividades gubernamentales tuvieron un gasto neto de $15.14 millones, mientras que las actividades de tipo empresarial tuvieron ingresos netos de $691,042.

Opinión de auditoría sin salvedades emitida por el auditor independiente sobre los estados financieros basados en efectivo modificado
Posición neta total al 31 de diciembre de 2025: $7,011,524 (disminución desde $8,358,403)
Impuestos sobre la propiedad del fondo general: $5,892,532; impuestos sobre ingresos ganados: $3,467,299
Gastos del departamento de policía: $3,523,021; departamento de bomberos: $1,958,564
Actividades de tipo empresarial: distribución de agua ($2.3M en gastos), aguas residuales ($2.5M), residuos sólidos ($1.7M)

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, SUPPL EMENTARY AND OTHER INFORMATION Year Ended December 31, 2025 And Report of Independent Auditor DRAFT BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING TABLE OF CONTENTS REPORT OF INDEPENDENT AUDITOR .............................................................................................. 1-3 BASIC FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Government-Wide Financial Statements Statement of Net Position - Modified Cash Basis ............................................................................................. 4 Statement of Activities - Modified Cash Basis .................................................................................................. 5 Fund Financial Statements Balance Sheet - Governmental Funds - Modified Cash Basis ......................................................................... 6 Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balances - Governmental Funds - Modified Cash Basis ................................................................................................ 7 Statement of Net Position - Proprietary Funds - Modified Cash Basis ............................................................. 8 Statement of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Position - Proprietary Funds - Modified Cash Basis ..................................................................................................... 9 Statement of Net Position - Fiduciary Funds - Modified Cash Basis ................................. [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Apr 6, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to review Landscape Ordinance and site plans

The Planning Commission will discuss a draft Landscape Ordinance and review plans for 915 Penn Avenue and Metropolitan II. The body will also consider a time extension and conditional preliminary plan approval for 1001 Hill Avenue.

Review of plans and McCarthy Engineering letter for 915 Penn Avenue
Conditional preliminary plan approval and time extension through June 10, 2026, for Metropolitan II at 1001 Hill Avenue
Review and potential recommendation to Council of the draft Landscape Ordinance
Discussion and recommendation to advertise for a vacant alternate position on the Planning Commission

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AGENDA PLANNING COMMISSION APRIL 6, 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 5. Metropolitan II a. Review and discuss the revised plans b. Review and discuss McCarthy Engineering’s review letter c. A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, recommending Council accept the time extension through June 10, 2026, for plan approval for 1001 Hill Avenue, the Metropolitan II i. A motion was made by Michael Herr, seconded by John Woodward to amend the agenda to take action on the request for conditional preliminary plan approval for the Metropolitan II 6. Landscape Ordinance a. Review and discuss the draft ordinance b. A motion is needed to approve, table, or deny recommending to Council the Landscape Ordinance 7. Vacant Alternate Position on the Planning Commission a. Discuss the process and advertisement to ﬁll the vacant alternate position on the Planning Commission b. A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, recommending Council advertise to ﬁll the vacant alternate position on the Planning Commi [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Apr 6, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to consider draft landscape regulations and a plan review extension

The Wyomissing Planning Commission will discuss a waiver request from C2C Design Group to extend the Met II plan review deadline to June 10, 2026. The commission will also review the draft Landscape Regulations ordinance, which sets requirements for landscape plans, tree protection, street trees, screen buffers, softening buffers, and parking‑lot landscaping. No decisions have been recorded in the agenda; the items are presented for discussion and possible approval.

Waiver request to extend the Met II – Plan Review deadline to June 10, 2026 (C2C Design Group)
Draft Landscape Regulations ordinance – defines when a landscape plan is required and its contents
Draft Landscape Regulations – establishes protection standards for existing trees in the public right‑of‑way
Draft Landscape Regulations – sets required street tree spacing (1 tree per 45 ft of frontage)
Draft Landscape Regulations – outlines required parking‑lot landscaping for facilities with 5+ spaces

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“Engineering and Surveying Solutions from Concept to Construction” Berks County Office - 37 E Penn Avenue, Wernersville, PA 19565 Ber ks County T: 610-860-6050 Montgomery County 37 E Penn Avenue www.c2cdg.com 601 E High Street Wernersville PA 19565 Pottstown PA 19464 March 2, 2026 Borough of Wyomissing Attn: Michele Bare, Borough Manager 22 Reading Boulevard Wyomissing, PA 19610-2083 VIA EMAIL Re: The Met II – Plan Review Extension Letter Borough of Wyomissing, Berks County, PA C2C Design Group Project No. MET-WYO-08 Dear Ms. Bare, We hereby waive the Borough’s requirement, per the Pennsylvania Municipal Planning Code, to render a decision for the above-referenced plan and respectfully request that the Borough agree to a time extension through June 10, 2026. The reason for the extension request is to allow more time for C2C Design Group to thoughtfully resolve the engineering review comments. Please accept this waiver as a time extension or until such time that the Borough is notified, in writing, of the Applicant’s desire to terminate the time extension. Please let me know if you have any questions, or require any additional information. Respectfully submitted, C2C Design Group Lawrence G. Grybosky Larry Grybosky, PE Project Manager DRAFT 205 North Main Street Coopersburg, Pa 18036 Telephone: (610) 282-1398 Facsimile: (610) 282- 1490 www.architerrapc.com • Site Design, Land Planning, Land Arc [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Apr 1, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Zoning board to consider jewelry store use at 902 Penn Avenue

The Zoning Hearing Board will determine if Murphy Jewelers of Wyomissing, LLC may use a special exception to occupy 902 Penn Avenue. The applicant seeks to change the use of the building from a retail florist and second-floor residence to a retail jewelry store with second-floor accessory office space.

Special exception request under Section 705.5 for 902 Penn Avenue (Tax Parcel ID No. 96-5307-17-00-0015)

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL — 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 19610-2083 TELEPHONE (610) 376-7481 FAX (610) 376-8470 www.wyomissingpa.org NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTION APPROVAL FROM THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING ZONING ORDINANCE NOTICE is hereby given that an application for special exception approval from the terms of the Borough of Wyomissing Zoning Ordinance has been presented by: Mr. Stephen Carpenito, Esq., on behalf of his client, Murphy Jewelers of Wyomissing, LLC, equitable owner of property located at 902 Penn Avenue and identified as Tax Parcel ID No. 96-5307-17-00-0015, has submitted an application requesting special exception approval under Section 705.5, “Nonconforming Uses of Buildings and Structures”, to allow a nonconform of a structure, or premises and structure, to be changed to another none at the proposed use is equally existing nonconforming use; and 7 be permitted to change to a ough Hall, 22 Reading determine whether er parties in interest, be heard. If you please call the nable effort to ZONING HEARING B: Michele E. Bare, Zoning ' Mr. Daniel Becker, Esq., BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL — 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 19610-2083 TELEPHONE (610) 376-7481 FAX (610) 376-8470 www.wyomissingboro.org March 10, 2026 MEMO To: Wyomissing Zoning Hearing Board FROM: Nick Perilli P.E., Commercial Zoning Officer TOPIC: 902 Penn Avenue APPLICATION: Murphy Jewelers of Wyomissing, LLC is the equitable owner of the property located a [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Apr 1, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Decision on special exception for Murphy Jewelers at 902 Penn Ave.

The Zoning Hearing Board will review a variance request submitted by Stephen Carpenito on behalf of Murphy Jewelers, located at 902 Penn Avenue. The request seeks a special exception under Section 705.5 to change the use from a florist shop to a retail jewelry store. The board will conduct examinations, cross‑examinations, and then vote to table, approve, or deny the request.

Variance request by Murphy Jewelers (902 Penn Ave) to change florist shop to retail jewelry store under Section 705.5
Examinations and cross‑examinations by legal counsel
Public comment limited to Borough Council matters
Review of Conditional Use Hearing procedural steps
Motion to table, approve, or deny the special exception

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AGENDA ZONING HEARING BOARD Wednesday, April 1, 2026 – 3:00 p.m. 1. Call to order 2. Review of the Conditional Use Hearing procedural steps 3. Discuss the requested variance submitted by Mr. Stephen Carpenito, Esq., on behalf of his client, Murphy Jewelers, owner of the property located at 902 Penn Avenue, is requesting special exception approval under Section 705.5, “Nonconforming Uses of Building and Structures”, to allow a nonconforming use of a structure, or premises and structure, to be changed to another nonconforming use provided that the proposed use is equally appropriate or more appropriate to the district than the existing nonconforming use; and that the existing use of the premises as a florist shop may be permitted to change to a retail jewelry store. 4. Swearing in of any parties to be examined or cross-examined 5. Examinations and cross examinations by legal counsel, and questions by the Borough Council 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 the Borough Council being conducted. 7. Review of the Conditional Use Hearing administrative steps 8. Executive Session 9. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny granting special exception approval under Section 705.5, “Nonconforming Uses of Building and Structures”, to allow a nonconforming use of a structure, or premises and structure, to be changed to another nonconforming use p [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 30, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Council adopts Emergency Operations Plan and approves police record disposition

The Borough Council will adopt the Emergency Operations Plan prepared by West Side Regional Emergency Management Agency, last updated November 2025, with immediate effect. The Council will also approve the disposition of Wyomissing police juvenile arrest records numbered 1649 through 2052. Draft ordinances covering special event permits and related definitions are presented for review.

Adopt Emergency Operations Plan (West Side Regional Emergency Management Agency, updated Nov 2025)
Approve disposition of police juvenile arrest records (Arrest Nos. 1649‑2052)
Review draft ordinance on special event permits (Motor Vehicles and Traffic, sections 15‑8 to 15‑11)
Discuss definitions for block parties and related permits

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1 BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA RESOLUTION NO. 2026-17 A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA ADOPTING AN EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN WHEREAS, Section 7503 of the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Services Code, 35 Pa. C.S. Section 7101 et seq. mandates that the Borough of Wyomissing prepare, maintain and keep current an emergency operations plan for the prevention and minimization of injury and damage caused by a major emergency or disaster within this Borough; and WHEREAS, in response to the mandate stated above, this Borough has prepared an emergency operations plan to provide prompt and effective emergency response procedures to be followed in the event of a major emergency or disaster; and WHEREAS, this Borough has also prepared an emergency operations plan in order to reduce the potential effects of a major emergency or disaster and to protect the health, safety and welfare of the residents of this Borough; and WHEREAS, the Council of the Borough of Wyomissing desires to follow the Emergency Operations Plan prepared by West Side Regional Emergency Management Agency, last updated March 18, 2026, for which the cover page is attached hereto as Exhibit A; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Council of the Borough of Wyomissing, does hereby approve, adopt and place into immediate effect the Emergency Operations Plan prepared by West Side Regional Emergency Managemen [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 30, 2026

Borough Council

Council to vote on conditional use for a 30‑unit apartment at 915 Penn Ave

The borough council will hold a conditional use hearing to consider a request to build a thirty‑unit apartment building at 915 Penn Avenue. The request seeks to waive first‑floor office, retail, professional services, or restaurant uses, reduce required off‑street parking from 45 to 32 spaces, and modify related zoning requirements. Council members will hear examinations, public comments, and then vote to table, approve, or deny the request.

Conditional use request for a 30‑unit apartment building at 915 Penn Avenue
Proposed waiver of first‑floor office, retail, professional services, or restaurant uses
Proposed reduction of required off‑street parking from 45 to 32 spaces
Modification of Section 504D requirements via conditional use approval
Motion to table, approve, or deny the conditional use request

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✓ Decidido: Council tables conditional use approval for 915 Penn Avenue project

The Wyomissing Borough Council voted to table the conditional use approval for the proposed 30‑unit apartment building at 915 Penn Avenue. Council members said the final decision will be made after an executive‑session meeting and a vote at the May 2026 council meeting. Exhibits A1 through A10 were accepted for the record, and public comments raised traffic and parking concerns.

Tabled conditional use approval for 915 Penn Avenue (motion adopted)
Accepted exhibits A1‑A10 for the record
Scheduled final determination for May 2026 council meeting

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AGENDA SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING: CONDITIONAL USE HEARING Monday, March 30, 2026 – 11:00 A.M. 1. Call to order 2. Review of the hearing procedural steps 3. Discuss the requested conditional use approval under the Redevelopment Area Mixed Use Incentive Overlay Zoning District Requirements, specifically, Section 502.D.1 "Permitted Uses", to allow a thirty (30) unit apartment building without first floor office, retail, professional services or restaurant uses being provided; Section 504D.6.A, "Additional Requirement", to provide 32 off-street parking spaces instead of the required 45 off-street parking spaces; and Section 505D, "Modification of Other Requirements", to allow the regulations of 504D to be modified by conditional use approval, for 915 Penn Avenue 4. Swearing in of any parties to be examined or cross-examined 5. Examinations and cross examinations by legal counsel, and questions by the Borough Council 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 the hearing being conducted. 7. Review of the hearing administrative steps 8. Executive Session 9. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny granting conditional use approval under the Redevelopment Area Mixed Use Incentive Overlay Zoning District Requirements, specifically, Section 502.D.1 "Permitted Uses", to allow a thirty (30) unit apartment building without first floor office, retail, pro [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING — COUNCIL MINUTES SPECIAL MEETING: CONDITIONAL USE HEARING MARCH 30, 2026 — 11:00 A.M. The Borough of Wyomissing Council held a special Conditional Use Hearing meeting in Borough of Wyomissing Council Chambers on the above date and time. Council President Kristen M. Gajewski called the meeting to order with the following persons present: Jennifer L. Reimer (via phone), Richard A. Weinhoffer, Stephen D. Brunner, Jana R. Barnett, and Christopher F. Valente; Mayor Frederick C. Levering, Borough Solicitor Representative Michael Gombar, Borough Engineer Representative Nick Perilli, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Michele Bare, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. The following person was absent: Councilmember Adam C, Berkeley. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL VISITORS: Marie Minnich— 941 Penn Avenue Freddy Vasquez — 928 Penn Avenue Gregg Adelman —915 Penn Avenue Chuck Frantz -C2C Design Group/915 Penn Avenue Christopher Stumpo —Metropolitan Group/915 Penn Avenue Ronald Stanko— 400 Wyomissing Boulevard Barbara and David Reeser— 1100 Fairview Avenue Mike Chervanick— 575 Spring Street Kevin Hughes— 1029 Parkside Drive Matt Hughes— 753 Wyomissing Boulevard Melissa Phillips— 1942 Squire Court Tom Endy— 17 Reading Avenue REVIEW OF THE CONDITIONAL USE PROCEDURAL STEPS: Borough Solicitor Representative Michael Gombar, reviewed with Council and the Conditional Use applicant, the procedural steps for conducting the Conditional Use hearing. He r [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 30, 2026

Borough Council

Council to vote on 30‑unit apartment conditional use at 915 Penn Ave

The Wyomissing Borough Council will hold a public hearing to consider a conditional use application for 915 Penn Avenue. The applicant seeks approval to build a 30‑unit apartment building in the C‑1 Neighborhood Commercial district, with a reduction in required off‑street parking from 45 to 32 spaces. The council will decide whether to grant the conditional use and modify the parking requirement.

Conditional use request for a 30‑unit apartment building at 915 Penn Avenue
Proposed reduction of off‑street parking from 45 to 32 spaces
Location in C‑1 Neighborhood Commercial Zoning District and RAMUI Overlay
Application submitted by 915 Penn Avenue, LLC
Public hearing scheduled for March 30, 2026 at 11:00 AM

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✓ Decidido: Council postpones 915 Penn Ave conditional use hearing to May 12, 2026

The Wyomissing Borough Council held a public hearing on March 30, 2026 for the 915 Penn Avenue conditional use application. The council voted to continue the hearing until May 12, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. and approved the written decision documenting that action.

Continued public hearing on the 915 Penn Avenue conditional use application to May 12, 2026 (no vote tally provided)
Approved the written decision recording the continuation of the hearing

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING Borough Hall — 22 Reading Boulevard Wyomissing, PA 19610-2083 Telephone (610) 376-7481 Fax (610) 376-8470 NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE APPROVAL UNDER THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING ZONING ORDINANCE NOTICE is hereby given that an application for conditional use approval under the Borough of Wyomissing Zoning Ordinance has been presented by: A conditional use application has been submitted for the property located at 915 Penn Avenue, Borough of Wyomissing, Berks County, Pennsylvania requesting conditional use approval be granted under Section 502D.1, “Permitted Uses”, to allow a thirty (30) unit apartment building without first floor office, retail, professional services or a restaurant being provided, from the Re-Development Area Mixed Use Incentive Overlay Zoning District; Section 504D.6.A, “Additional Requirement”, to provide 32 off-street parking spaces instead of the required 45 off-street parking spaces; and Section 505D, “Modification of Other Requirements”, to allow the regulations of 504D to be modified by conditional use approval. The property which is the subject of the application is approximately 0.578 acres and is owned by 915 Penn Avenue, LLC. The property is located in the C-1, Neighborhood Commercial Zoning District and the Re-Development Area 1 Mixed Use Incentive Overlay Zoning District. The applicant is proposing to construct a thirty (30) unit apartment building with related parking, landscaping, lighting and other site [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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DECISION OF THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA IN RE: Application of 915 Penn Avenue, LLC dated January 8, 2026 requesting a conditional use under Sections 502D.1 and 505D of the Borough of Wyomissing Zoning Ordinance in order to allow a multi-unit apartment building without first floor office, retail, professional services or restaurant space and to have less than the minimum required off-street parking spaces at the property located at 915 Penn Avenue (the “Application’). FINDINGS OF FACT, DISCUSSION, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW AND ORDER The Borough Council of the Borough of Wyomissing, Berks County, Pennsylvania (the “Borough Council”) finds as follows: 1. The applicant is 915 Penn Avenue, LLC, a Pennsylvania limited liability company, having an address at 2001 State Hill Road, Suite 205, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania 19610 (the “ Applicant”). 2. The subject real estate for this Application is numbered and known as 915 Penn Avenue, Borough of Wyomissing, Berks County, Pennsylvania and bears Tax Parcel Number 96000000000008 (the “Property”). 3. The Applicant is the owner of the Property by virtue of a certain Deed dated September 10, 2025 and recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for Berks County, Pennsylvania as Instrument No. 2025027803. 4, The Property is located in the Neighborhood Commercial Zoning District (C-1) and within Redevelopment Area 1 of the Re-Development Area Mixed Used Incentive (RAMUI) overlay district [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 30, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Committee to vote on adopting the West Side Emergency Operations Plan

The Wyomissing Fire & Police Committee will consider a resolution to adopt a revised West Side Regional Emergency Management Operations Plan. It will also review several ordinances, including a snow‑emergency route ordinance, a fire‑code update, and a noise ordinance. Additional items include a request for engineering services on a traffic study and a proposal for a handicapped parking space at 412 Telford Avenue.

Resolution No. 2026-17 to adopt the West Side Emergency Operations Plan
Ordinance No. 1461-2026 amending snow emergency route regulations
Ordinance No. 1460-2026 updating the International Fire Code to the 2021 version
Motion to authorize McCarthy Engineering to analyze the Lawndale Traffic Study with PennDOT data (cost to be incurred)
Motion to authorize a handicapped parking space at 412 Telford Avenue

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AGENDA FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE Monday, March 30, 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 b) Emergency Operations Plan Update c) RESOLUTION NO. 2026-17- A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA ADOPTING AN EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN • A motion is needed to table, approve or deny adoption of Resolution No. 2026-17 as to adopting the revised West Side Regional Emergency Management Operations Plan 5) Police Department a) Lawndale Traffic Study i. McCarthy Engineering will need to analyze conditions with PennDOT’s study to provide information to the Solicitor for Ordinance preparation. A cost would be incurred for such services • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council authorize McCarthy Engineering to analyze conditions with PennDOT’s study to provide information to the Solicitor for Ordinance preparation b) Snow Emergency Route Ordinance i. Review the prepared Snow Emergency Route Ordinance i [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Mar 26, 2026

Economic Development Committee

Economic Development Committee to consider 20-year TIF financing for Berkshire Mall redevelopment

The committee will review a draft analysis of a 20‑year Tax Increment Financing (TIF) plan to fund roughly $15 million of redevelopment costs for the Berkshire Mall project. The analysis projects about $2.66 million in annual incremental real‑estate tax revenue, with 52 % of that revenue pledged to service the TIF bonds. The discussion includes projected market and assessed values, tax revenues for Wyomissing Borough and Wilson School District, and debt service coverage.

Proposed 20‑year TIF financing with $15,000,000 bond principal for Berkshire Mall redevelopment
Estimated incremental annual real‑estate tax revenue of $2,660,368 once the project is fully assessed
Annual TIF debt service of $1,389,864, representing 52 % of the incremental tax revenue
Projected market value of the redevelopment $163,402,573 and assessed value $56,152,094
Project components include Costco (152,000 SF), Boscov’s, Dick's House of Sport, Sprouts, and other retail spaces

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Project Number: 25034 Client: Abrams Realty Development Drawing Number: 01 of 02 Date: 2025.10.28 Berkshire Mall Wyomissing, PA © 2025 BartonPartners Architects Planners, Inc. All rights reserved. CONCEPT PLAN Scale: 1" = 100'-0" The above illustrations are representative of the architectural style. They are not meant to illustrate the final design or materials but are intended to depict the size, mass, and general materials of the proposed building. 422422 422422 STATE HILL RDSTATE HILL RD WOODLAND RDWOODLAND RD PAPER MILL RDPAPER MILL RD RIDGEWOOD RDRIDGEWOOD RD 18K 18K 18K 28K 12.2K SF 8.4K SF 6.3K SF 17.5K SF 23.4K SF 23.4K SF 2.7K SF 23,262 SF 125,776 SF 180K SF 123,350 SF (2 STORIES) (2 STORIES) (3 STORIES / PARTIAL 4TH STORY OVER PODIUM PARKING) R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 PAVILION SPROUTS BOSCOVS ST. LUKE’S WAWA & CHIPOTLE DICK’S HOUSE OF SPORT 5.2K SF PAD 1 4,800 SF 4,800 SF PAD 2 PAD 3 152K SF COSTCO GAS GAS +314 +316 +314 +331 +332 +332 +317 +315 +323 +328 +336 +332 +335 +338 +330 +317 +323 +317 +318 +312 +314 +308 +310 +312 +299 0 100 200 400ft N DRAFT Project Number: 25034 Client: Abrams Realty Development Drawing Number: 02 of 02 Date: 2025.10.28 Berkshire Mall Wyomissing, PA © 2025 BartonPartners Architects Planners, Inc. All rights reserved. PROGRAM SUMMARY The above illustrations are representative of the architectural style. They are not meant to illustrate the final design or materials but are intended to depict the size, mass, and general materials of the pr [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Mar 26, 2026

Economic Development Committee

Review pending purchase and redevelopment of Berkshire Mall at 1665 State Hill Rd

The Economic Development Committee will examine the developer's pending purchase of the Berkshire Mall and related fiscal, cash‑flow, and Tax Increment Financing updates. The committee will discuss a Spotlight PA article about Governor Shapiro’s housing initiative and consider whether zoning revisions are warranted. An update on commercial properties of interest will also be provided, followed by public comment periods.

Review pending purchase and redevelopment plan for Berkshire Mall at 1665 State Hill Road, including fiscal, cash‑flow, and TIF analyses
Discuss Spotlight PA article on Gov. Shapiro’s housing initiative and possible zoning revisions
Old business: update on commercial properties of interest
Public comment on matters within the committee’s jurisdiction

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Economic Development Committee Meeting Agenda Thursday, March 26, 2026– 9:00am 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 virtual 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. 1665 State Hill Road – Peter Abrams and Marc Kaplin, Esq. a. Peter Abrams will provide an update on his pending purchase of the Berkshire Mall and redevelopment plan b. Review the Fiscal Analysis, Cash Flow Analysis and Tax Increment Financing (TIF) update documents provided by the developer 4. Spotlight PA Article – Gov. Shapiro’s Housing Initiative a. Discuss the article published in Spotlight PA and included as part of the agenda documents b. Discuss the Borough’s zoning regulations related to housing and whether revisions may be recommended 5. Old Business- Update on commercial properties of interest 6. Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Economic Development committee and shall be limited to matters of public concern that are, or may come, before the Economic Development committee (agenda and non-agenda items)

Wed Mar 25, 2026

Park & Shade Tree Commission

Commission discusses parkland stewardship and Old Mill Road parking lot

The Park and Shade Tree Commission is reviewing updates on the Parklands Forest Stewardship Study and funding for invasive removal. The body is also discussing the potential use of a contractor staging lot on Old Mill Road. Members will plan for an Earth Day event scheduled for April 25, 2026.

Implementation of Parklands Forest Stewardship Study using $20,000 from 2025 budget
Approved grant of up to $10,000 from West Reading-Wyomissing Rotary Club
$10,000 in funding from Berks County Planning Commission for invasive removal and signage
Proposed $10,000 use of street work funds for a macadam driveway apron at Old Mill Road lot
Application for $8,000 Schuylkill Highlands Mini-Grant for parklands signage

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AGENDA PARK AND SHADE TREE COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 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. T [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Mar 25, 2026

Park & Shade Tree Commission

Commission considers deer management programs for borough parklands

The Park & Shade Tree Commission is reviewing two PA Game Commission programs, the Certified Hunter Access Program and the Mentored Hunt Program, to manage the deer herd. The body is also reviewing a report on bird box installations and research partnerships.

Certified Hunter Access Program: archery-only pilot with $0 cost and $100/lb butchering cost for donated venison
Mentored Hunt Program: archery hunting mentorship with $0 cost
Installation of 10 new bird boxes with predation guards and baffles
Research partnership with Dr. Lauri Green of Commonwealth University – Bloomsburg for Tree Swallow nests
Earth Day events on April 25 including a 'Bird Sit' at Old Mill Rd and an educational table at Happy Hollow

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL – 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 19610-2083 TELEPHONE (610) 376-7481 FAX (610) 376-8470 www.wyomissingboro.org Below is a summary of two programs offered by the PA Game Commission that could be considered for management of the deer herd within the Borough’s parklands. There is a very high probability one of these options need to be undertaken before the PA Game Commission would permit the USDA to come in with sharpshooters to cull the herd. Certified Hunter Access Program (CHP) - Currently a pilot program to be tentatively approved by the PA Game Commission to proceed at their April 2026 meeting - Archery only - Hunters vetted by the PA Game Commission – includes background check, Game Commission background check, hunter etiquette test, archery proficiency test - Borough could limit the number of hunters allowed and the window of time for hunting. Reservation only through PA Game Commission website, assigned hunting spots/locations meaning the entire parklands would not necessarily need to be open for hunting. This could allow for signage and advance public notice as to specific areas of the parklands where hunting would occur. - Borough would have definitive harvest numbers based on issuance of our own tags in conjunction with the PA Game Commission - Hunters are permitted to shoot multiple doe - Uses the Sharing the Harvest Program to donate venison meet to feed people in need (butchering cost of approximately [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 17, 2026

Personnel Committee

Personnel Committee to discuss resignation of Borough Manager

The Personnel Committee will review the resignation of Borough Manager Michele Bare, who is set to work her last day on June 8, 2026. The committee will also discuss hiring processes for the Fire Chief, Borough Manager, Business Manager, and PT Administrative Support positions. Additionally, the committee will consider making the Utility Coordinator position a unionized Teamsters role and discuss converting the Firefighter’s pension plan.

Review resignation of Borough Manager Michele Bare (last day June 8, 2026)
Discuss hiring processes for Fire Chief, Borough Manager, Business Manager, and PT Administrative Support
Consider making Utility Coordinator position a Teamsters union role
Discuss converting Firefighter’s pension plan from defined contribution to defined benefit
Executive Session for personnel matters

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AGENDA PERSONNEL COMMITTEE Tuesday, March 17, 2026 – 12:00 PM 1) Call to Order **This public meeting is being recorded** 2) Roll Call 3) Public Comments- 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) Borough Manager Michele Bare Resignation a. Review the resignation letter submitted by Borough Manager Michele Bare • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the resignation of Borough Manager Michele Bare with her last physical day working of June 8, 2026 5) Hiring Process: a. Discuss the hiring process for the Fire Chief position b. Discuss the hiring process for the Borough Manager position • A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, recommending Council approve the hiring process for the Borough Manager position, as discussed by the Personnel Committee c. Discuss the hiring process for the Business Manager position and the options available to the Borough as part of the hiring process, as prepared by interim Business Manager Scott Boehret • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending to Council, the option as discussed by the Personnel committee, for the Business Manager hiring process d. Discuss the hiring process for the PT Administrative Support position [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 17, 2026

Personnel Committee

Personnel Committee reviews outsourced HR vendor proposals

The Wyomissing Personnel Committee will review the Utility Coordinator job description and discuss proposals from four outsourced HR vendors, plus a fifth option introduced for consideration. The vendors include Paragon (monthly flat fee), Argos HR (assessment under $10K then fee), Hubric ($247/hr, approx $100K/yr), and CTR (pricing TBD). No decision is recorded; the committee is gathering information.

Utility Coordinator job description presented for review
Paragon proposal: monthly flat fee for outsourced HR services
Argos HR proposal: phase‑1 assessment under $10K, then monthly fee
Hubric proposal: $247/hr, reduced for long‑term, approx $100K/yr
CTR call scheduled; pricing to be determined

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DRAFT BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING JOB DESCRIPTION UTILITY COORDINATOR Job Title: Utility Coordinator Department: Public Works Utilities Reports To: Assistant Public Works Director and in their absence the Public Works Director, or department Leads FLSA: Non-Exempt Prepared By: Michele Bare, Borough Manager Approved By: Approved Date: SUMMARY: Under the direction and supervision of the Assistant Public Works Director, and in their absence the Public Works Director, or department Leads, this position performs all utility billing, account maintenance, posting of utility payments, scheduling with the Water Department for meter readings, maintenance and calculation of water and sewer rates, and performing various required reporting, and administrative tasks to support the Public Works department. This position has been approved by the Teamsters union, to perform meter readings to assist the Water department in emergency situations, thus requiring advanced knowledge of water meter functions including meter reads and troubleshooting. This position also acts as a point of contact for the public relative to water account management, handling routine matters, using appropriate judgement in resolving questions and concerns, and may act as point of contact on other administrative tasks as assigned. LEVEL OF SUPERVISION/SUPERVISORY RESPONSBILITIES: This position is not directly responsible for the supervision of any other employees. As requested by the Assistant Publi [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 17, 2026

Recreation Board

Board recommends Council approve Softball/Baseball field lease agreement

The Wyomissing Recreation Board approved the January minutes and noted the financial report will be available in March. Subcommittees reported on Earth Day fair planning, July 4 parade budgeting, and the playground staff application process. The Board made a motion to recommend Council approve the Wyomissing Area Softball and Baseball field usage agreement, pending solicitor revisions. The Board also discussed renewal of the Wyomissing Area Youth Soccer Club lease and upcoming community events such as the egg hunt.

Motion to recommend Council approve Wyomissing Area Softball and Baseball field usage agreement, subject to solicitor changes
July 4 parade budget includes ordering 10,000 flags at under $1 each and America 250 logo flags at $10 each, plus two larger signs
Egg hunt scheduled for March 28, 2026 (rain date March 29) with prizes from local businesses and food from Honey Bee and Fresh Frenchy’s
Playground subcommittee to meet Feb 18; parent handbook revised; over 100 applications received for playground staff
Rental revenue to date $1,000; fundraising goal $7,000 noted as behind schedule

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RECREATION BOARD – MEETING MINUTES FEBRUARY 17, 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 President Rick Weinhoffer called the meeting to order with the following persons present: Board members Pamela Wetzel, Jess Leinbach, Sally Donato, Christopher Valente (via phone), and Adam Berkeley (Councilmember for quorum); Recreation Director Randy McKinley, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Michele Bare, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. The following persons were absent: Board members Karim Davidson, Jessica Christman, Michael Sharer, and Liz Toigo. Councilmember Visitors: None Visitors: Anthony Donato – Scout Troop 413 Board President Rick Weinhoffer indicated that the meeting was being recorded. Public Comment: Anthony Donato, Scout Troop 413 provided an overview of the scout program and scouts relationship with the Borough, as part of the Recreation Board’s community engagement discussion topic. Approval of Meeting Minutes: Pamela Wetzel made a motion, seconded by Jess Leinbach to approve the January 2026 meeting minutes, all in favor. Approval of Financial Report: Due to the Business Manager transition, the financial report was not yet available, but it was shared that in the future, reports to be reviewed will be from two months prior (i.e. in March the Board will be able to review the January r [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 17, 2026

Recreation Board

Board to consider rule establishing recreation sub‑committees

The Wyomissing Borough Recreation Board will approve the February 2026 meeting minutes and the January 2026 financial report. Sub‑committee chairs will give updates on the playground, Earth Day Fair, egg hunt, and pool. The board will discuss and vote on a proposed rule, based on the borough solicitor’s recommendation, to formalize existing sub‑committees and allow future sub‑committees to be created as needed.

Approve or deny February 2026 meeting minutes
Approve or deny January 2026 financial report
Playground Sub‑Committee update (Chris Valente)
Earth Day Fair update (Jessica Christman)
Discuss and vote on rule/regulation to establish and future‑proof recreation sub‑committees

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH RECREATION BOARD TUESDAY, March 17th , 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 February 2026 meeting minutes • Motion is needed to approve or deny the February 2026 meeting minutes 4) Approval of the Financial Reports: • Motion is needed to approve or deny the January 2026 financial report 5) Sub-Committee Reports: a. Playground Sub-Committee – update ( Chris Valente ) b. Earth Day Fair – update/ overview ( Jessica Christman ) c. Egg Hunt – update ( Jess Leinbach ) d. Pool Sub-Committee – update ( Mike Sharer ) 6) Recreation Director Report: a. Review Programs, Facilities Management, Rentals, and Maintenance Items 7) Old Business: a. No Old Business 8) New Business: a. Community Engagement i. Girl Scout Program – Aaron Gantz and Quinn Kaufman b. Formation of Sub-Committees i. Establish a rule/ regulation for the formation of Sub-Committees • Review and discuss the Borough Solicitor’s recommendation to adopt a rule or regulation to establish a rule or regulation to establish the existing sub-committees of the Rec Board and to allow for future establishment of sub-committees fr [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 16, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Infrastructure Committee to review sewer payments and street work bids

The committee will discuss funding and cost-sharing for water and sewer projects, including the 4th & Oley Pump Station and Tulpehocken Road Interconnect. Members will consider recommending payments for the West Lawn Interceptor and awarding contracts for 2026 street work. The meeting also covers updates on the Berkshire Heights Playground and the Parklands Study.

Payment recommendation for JNS Paving and Excavating Corp. in the amount of $86,672.62 for the West Lawn Interceptor
Review of 2026 street work bids for Old Mill Road and Meadowlark Road
Discussion of $2,500 per EDU cost for 4th & Oley Pump Station
50/50 Sidewalk Project awarded to Forino Co., LP for $130,343.50
Berkshire Heights Playground project awarded to Gordon H. Baver, Inc. for $237,623.00

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Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda – March 16, 2026 Page 1 Borough of Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda March 16, 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 Tulpeh [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 16, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Infrastructure Committee to approve $86,672 payment for West Lawn Interceptor project

The Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee will consider a payment application for the West Lawn Interceptor project. The recommendation is to approve $86,672.62 to contractor JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. for work completed between February 4 and March 3, 2026. The project is currently 37% complete.

Recommendation to pay JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. $86,672.62
West Lawn Interceptor project at 37% completion
Contract retainage of $20,031.47 (10%)
Project total contract amount: $539,238.00
Bid opening for 2026 Street Improvements Project scheduled for March 6, 2025

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DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT MEMORANDUM TO: JIM BABB, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR / BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING FROM: NICK PERILLI SUBJECT: WEST LAWN INTERCEPTOR JNS PAVING & EXCAVATION CORP. – PAYMENT APPLICATION NO. 4 RECOMMENDATION TO PAY FILE: MCCARTHY NO. 230004-12 DATE: MARCH 4, 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. 4 from JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. for the above-referenced project. The Payment Application for $86,672.62 is dated March 2, 2026, and includes work completed from February 4, 2026, through March 3, 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 $86,672.62, as indicated on the Contractor’s Payment Application. The contractual retainage to date for this project is $20,031.47 (10%). The current contract completion percentage is 37%. Attachment cc: Michele Bare, Borough Manager File DRAFT 3/4/26 DRAFT DRAFT McCarthy Engineering Project #250004-9 Item No. Description Unit Quantity G&B Construction H&K Group, Inc. Allan Myers LP Sacks & Sons, Inc. New Enterprise Stone & Lime CO., Inc. 1 Mobilization and Site Preparation (Includes Bonds & Insurance) LS 1 $12,850.00 $4,850.00 $32,085.75 $7,500.00 $8,160.00 2 Traffic Control, [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 10, 2026

Borough Council

Council to approve $2.6 million principal payment on Webster Bank loan

The Wyomissing Borough Council will consider a series of reports and motions at its March 10, 2026 meeting. Among the items, the Finance and Administration Committee will vote on a one‑time principal‑only payment of $2,592,525.00 to the Webster Bank loan. The council will also consider authorizing a $21,076.02 payment to JNS Paving for the West Lawn Interceptor and adopting a resolution to allow online county and borough tax payments. Additional items include a Snow Emergency Route Ordinance draft and an amendment to the International Fire Code (Ordinance No. 1460‑2026).

Approve $2,592,525.00 principal payment on Webster Bank loan
Authorize $21,076.02 payment to JNS Paving for West Lawn Interceptor
Adopt Resolution No. 2026‑15 for online county and borough tax payments
Authorize drafting of Snow Emergency Route Ordinance
Amend Chapter 4, Part 5 of the Building Code to update International Fire Code to 2021 (Ordinance No. 1460‑2026)

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March 6, 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: Michele Bare, Borough Manager Enclosed for your consideration are copies of the Council Minutes, Committee Reports, other correspondence, as well as the March 10, 2026 meeting agenda. **Note: Executive Session will be held at 6:45 PM** Enclosures cc: Fred Levering, Mayor Jim McCarthy, Consulting Engineer Heidi Masano, Borough Solicitor John Phillips, Police Chief Jim Babb, Public Works & Property Mgr. Michele Bare, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Randy McKinley, Recreation & Communications Director AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, March 10, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. 1. Ca ll to order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2. Pl edge of Allegiance 3. Ro ll Call 4. Pu blic 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. Counc il Minutes – A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the minutes of the February 10, 2026 Council meeting 6. Cons ulting Engineer’s Report i. Re view Borough Engineer activity during the month of February ii. A m otion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Engineer’s Report 7. Po lice Chief & Mayor’s Report i. Re view the Police activit [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 10, 2026

Borough Council

Council will consider a $2.59 million principal payment on Webster Bank loan

The Wyomissing Borough Council will vote on several financial and operational items, including a one‑time principal payment of $2,592,525 on the Webster Bank loan. Other agenda items cover contract approvals, ordinance drafts, and reports from various committees and officials. The meeting also includes motions on snow removal, online tax payment processes, and an update to the International Fire Code.

Approve a one‑time principal only payment on the Webster Bank loan of $2,592,525.00
Authorize payment of $21,076.02 to JNS Paving and Excavating for the West Lawn Interceptor
Authorize the solicitor to draft a Snow Emergency Route Ordinance
Adopt Resolution No. 2026-15 for accepting online payments for County and Borough taxes
Amend Chapter 4 of the Building Code to update the International Fire Code to the 2021 version (Ordinance No. 1460-2026)

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✓ Decidido: Council approved $2.59 M principal payment on Webster Bank loan

The council approved the February meeting minutes and several committee reports. It authorized the Borough Solicitor to draft a snow‑removal ordinance and approved a $21,076.02 payment to JNS Paving for the West Lawn Interceptor. The council also accepted the resignation of Police Captain Adam Sites, changed the payroll payday to Friday, and adopted Resolution 2026‑15 to allow online county and borough tax payments. A one‑time principal‑only payment of $2,592,525.00 on the Webster Bank loan passed with a 6‑1 vote.

Approved February 10, 2026 Council minutes (unanimous)
Approved Consulting Engineer’s Report for February 2026 (unanimous)
Authorized Borough Solicitor to prepare a snow‑removal ordinance (7‑0)
Authorized payment of $21,076.02 to JNS Paving for West Lawn Interceptor (7‑0)
Approved resignation of Police Captain Adam Sites with PTO until May 6, 2026 (7‑0)
Amended employee handbook to move payday to Friday, effective April 10, 2026 (7‑0)
Authorized one‑time principal‑only payment of $2,592,525.00 on Webster Bank loan (6‑1)
Adopted Resolution 2026‑15 to permit online county and borough tax payments (7‑0)

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, March 10, 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 February 10, 2026 Council meeting 6. Consulting Engineer’s Report i. Review Borough Engineer activity during the month of February 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 February 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 February ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Fire Chief’s Report 9. Committee Reports: a. Library Board – February 16, 2026 i. Review the Library Board report ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Library Board report b. Infrastructure Committee – February 17, 2026 i. Review the Infrastructure committee report ii. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny authorizing the Borough Solicitor to prepare a snow removal Ordinance, to be reviewe [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING —- COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 10, 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 Heidi Masano, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Michele Bare, Borough Engineer representative Nick Perilli, Public Works Director James Babb, Police Chief Lieutenant Paul Baur, Recreation and Communications Director Randy McKinley, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL EXECUTIVE SESSION: An Executive Session was held before the meeting to discuss administrative personnel matters. VISITORS: Chazz Aden — Representative Cepeda-Freytiz’s Office Mike Chervanick — 575 Spring Street Tanya Grilli — 1805 Squire Court Kristie Brunner — 1918 Sturbridge Drive A moment of silence was held to honor the passing of late Thomas Moll, former Councilmember, and Eugenia “Jane” Polonski active resident in Wyomissing Hills. PUBLIC COMMENTS (agenda items): Adrian Jadic, 48 Cardinal Road provided public comment relative to financial transparency, and the $2.27 million expenditure in January 2026. COUNCIL MINUTES: On motion [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Mar 5, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

January 2026 financial statements show a $983,000 overall deficit

The Finance & Administration Committee will review the borough’s January 2026 revenues and expenditures for the General Fund and each special fund. The General Fund recorded $19,070,000 in revenue versus $19,834,000 in expenditures, resulting in a $764,000 deficit. Several special funds also posted deficits, including the Road Tax Fund ($44,000) and the Water Fund ($264,000). Across all funds, the combined revenue shortfall totals $983,000.

General Fund: $19,070,000 revenue vs $19,834,000 expenditures, $764,000 deficit
Road Tax Fund: $507,000 revenue vs $551,000 expenditures, $44,000 deficit
Water Fund: $2,798,000 revenue vs $3,062,000 expenditures, $264,000 deficit
Sewer Fund: $4,010,000 revenue vs $3,895,000 expenditures, $115,000 surplus
Fire Tax Fund: $506,000 revenue and $506,000 expenditures, balanced

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2026 Current 2026 Budget % of 2025 Category - Revenues Budget Month Actual YTD Variance Budget Actual YTD Real Estate Tax 5,242,000 66,271 66,271 5,175,729 1% 30,499 Earned Income Tax 3,500,000 107,627 107,627 3,392,373 3% 126,902 Mercantile Tax 1,750,000 48,842 48,842 1,701,158 3% 74,391 Local Services Tax 620,000 5,603 5,603 614,397 1% 1,074 Real Estate Transfer Tax 600,000 45,419 45,419 554,581 8% 375,459 Bus. Privilege Tax 42,500 16,645 16,645 25,855 39% 17,715 Tax Revenues 11,754,500 290,406 290,406 11,464,094 2% 626,040 Licenses & Permits 268,000 12,758 12,758 255,242 5% 15,438 Fees & Fines 392,500 7,438 7,438 385,062 2% 19,210 Interest 250,000 6,800 6,800 243,200 3% 14,029 Service Agreements 3,162,000 18,690 18,690 3,143,310 1% 16,590 State Aid 722,000 - - 722,000 0% - Grants 80,000 - - 80,000 0% - Recreation 286,000 2,760 2,760 283,240 1% 20,663 Miscellaneous 455,000 35,063 35,063 419,937 8% 22,821 Overhead Transfers 1,700,000 141,667 141,667 1,558,333 8% 112,500 Non-Tax Revenues 7,315,500 225,175 225,175 7,090,325 3% 221,252 Total Revenue - General Fund 19,070,000 515,581 515,581 18,554,419 3% 847,292 STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES - GENERAL FUND (01) BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING FOR THE PERIOD OF JANUARY 1, 2026 TO JANUARY 31, 2026 1 2026 Current 2026 Budget % of 2025 Category - Expenditures Budget Month Actual YTD Variance Budget Actual YTD Gen Govt - Admin 884,352 89,430 89,430 794,922 10% 83,655 Gen Govt - Tax 38,300 833 833 37,467 2% 1,195 G [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Mar 5, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

Council to consider $2.59 M RACP reimbursement and loan payment

The Finance & Administration Committee will review the borough’s cash position, audit communication, and several financial motions. Items include a motion to approve a $2,592,525 reimbursement from the RACP grant and a principal‑only payment on the Webster Bank loan. The committee will also consider retainer agreements for legal services, an online tax‑payment resolution, and a utility bill credit request for 326 N. Wyomissing Blvd.

Cash update: review cash and investment balances and PLGIT review
Motion on GASB 67/68/40/72 statements – table, approve, or deny
Motion to approve the audit communication letter from Cherry Bekaert
Motion to approve the $2,592,525 RACP reimbursement and a principal‑only payment on the Webster Bank loan
Motion to approve retainer agreements with HVML and Kozloff Stoudt for legal services

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AGENDA FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Thursday, March 5, 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) January 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) Review the GASB 67/68 statements ● A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny GASB 67/68, 40 and 72 statements 7) Audit Communication Letter i. Review the audit communication letter provided by Cherry Bekaert ● A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, recommending Council accept the audit communication letter from Cherry Bekaert 8) RACP Reimbursement for Public Works Garage i. Reimbursement from the RACP grant in the amount of $2,592,525.00 was deposited into the Borough’s account on February 20 th ii. Discuss making a principal only payment on the Webster Bank loan as permitted by the loan documents ● A [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 2, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Committee to consider recommendation for a new Wyomissing noise ordinance

The Wyomissing Fire and Police Committee will discuss Chief John G. Phillips' recommendation to create a more in‑depth noise ordinance. The proposal calls for objective, measurable standards such as decibel limits, time‑of‑day restrictions, and duration thresholds, with exemptions for snow removal, emergency response, construction or utility work, municipal events, and alarm systems. No decision has been recorded; the committee will consider the recommendation.

Recommendation to develop a Wyomissing noise ordinance with objective standards
Proposed exemptions: snow removal, emergency response, construction/utility work, municipal events, alarm systems
Reference to Upper Leacock Township Noise Ordinance (2020‑03) included for context

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING 22 Reading Blvd. Wyomissing, Pennsylvania 19610-2083 Phone (610) 375-6102 Fax (610) 376-9169 BUREAU OF POLICE www.wyomissingpa.org FREDERICK C. LEVERING, Mayor JOHN G. PHILLIPS, Chief of Police Date: 2/23/26 To: Wyomissing Fire and Police Committee From: John G. Phillips, Chief of Police RE: Noise Members of Wyomissing Borough Fire and Police Committee, I am writing to recommend that the Borough of Wyomissing move forward with the creation of a more in depth noise ordinance. The Police Department has seen an increase in noise-related complaints, particularly those involving amplified music, late-night gatherings, commercial activity, and other disturbances that impact residents’ quality of life. These calls are often recurring in nature and require police response. I intentionally delayed bringing this request forward until the seating of the new Council, believing it was appropriate to allow the new governing body the opportunity to consider this issue with fresh perspective. Given the continued frequency of complaints, I believe this is an appropriate time to formally recommend that a noise ordinance be developed. In creating a noise ordinance, I strongly recommend that determinations of excessive or unlawful noise not be based on subjective opinion. Instead, the ordinance should establish clearly defined, measurable standards— such as specific decibel limits, time-of-day restrictions, and duration thresholds—so that viola [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 2, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Committee will consider appointing a council member to the EMA board

The Fire & Police Committee will discuss updates from Western Berks Ambulance, West Side Emergency Management, and the Fire Department. It will consider a recommendation to appoint a council member as the borough’s representative on the Emergency Management Agency board. The committee will also consider motions to authorize drafting a Snow Emergency Route Ordinance, a noise ordinance, and to approve the Armed Forces Day parade application for May 16, 2026.

Motion to appoint a council member as the borough representative on the EMA board
Motion to authorize drafting a Snow Emergency Route Ordinance
Motion to authorize drafting a borough noise ordinance
Motion to approve the Armed Forces Day parade scheduled for May 16, 2026
Updates from Western Berks Ambulance and Fire Chief hiring process

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AGENDA FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE Monday, March 2, 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 b) Discuss appointing a member of Council to serve as the Borough representative for the EMA board c) A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, recommending Council appoint a representative for the EMA board, as discussed by the Fire and Police Committee 5) Police Department a) Continue discussion on the Lawndale Traffic Study. b) Discussion on creating a Snow Emergency Route Ordinance • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council authorize the drafting of a Snow Emergency Route Ordinance, to be reviewed by the Fire and Police committee once complete c) Discussion on creating/updating borough noise ordinance i. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council authorize the drafting of a noise Ordinance, to be reviewed by the Fire and Police committee once complete • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the application for [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Feb 26, 2026

Economic Development Committee

Economic Development Committee to hear from grant and lobbying consultants

The Economic Development Committee will review presentations from ECON Partners and Saxton & Stump regarding their services for the Borough. The committee will also receive updates on commercial properties of interest.

Presentations from ECON Partners and Saxton & Stump on grant writing and lobbying services
Update on commercial properties of interest

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Economic Development Committee Meeting Agenda Thursday, February 26, 2026– 8:00am 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 virtual 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. Grant Writing and Lobbying Consultants a. Representatives from ECON Partners and Saxton & Stump will present information on the services they provide for the Borough 4. Old Business- Update on commercial properties of interest 5. Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Economic Development committee and shall be limited to matters of public concern that are, or may come, before the Economic Development committee (agenda and non-agenda items)

Thu Feb 26, 2026

Economic Development Committee

Economic Development Committee pursues $3M grant for Borough Hall and Police Department

The committee will review past grant awards and present a funding strategy for upcoming projects. It will discuss pending applications for grants such as a $3 million RACP award for the Borough Hall/Police Department, $869 K for fire‑station renovations, and other fire‑station and parkland projects. The meeting also includes updates on grant administration and compliance.

RACP – Borough Hall/PD – $3,000,000 pending award
Category 4 LSA – Fire Station Renovations – $869,173 pending award
DOJ – COPS Wellness Program – $225,000 pending award
FEMA – AFG Fire Prevention & Safety – $51,250 pending award
DCED PA Small Water & Sewer – Lincoln & Brandywine – $454,922 pending award

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1 February 26, 2026 Funding Infrastructure and Opportunity for a Stronger Wyomissing 2 2 Meet the Team Kathy Bruder Shareholder and Chair, Regulatory & Govt. Relations Saxton & Stump ECON partners Mandy McClellan Govt. Relations Advisor Coleen Terry President Cory Brought Development Services Associate 3 i. Municipalities and authorities ii. Counties iii. Economic Development & Redevelopment Agencies iv. Private developers v. Non-profit organizations vi. Educational institutions vii. Healthcare systems viii. Industrial/heavy industrial users ix. Manufacturing Client Types Economic Development Clients & Projects 4 i. Planning ii. Environmental improvements iii. Site preparation iv. Adaptive reuse/redevelopment v. Historic preservation vi. Building construction vii. Public and/or private infrastructure improvements viii. Resources for critical services ix. Agency navigation x. Funding compliance and crisis compliance services xi. Project management Project Types Economic Development Clients & Projects 5  Alternative Clean Energy Program  Alternative Fuels Incentive Grant  Business in Our Sites  Community Conservation Partnerships Program (“C2P2”)  DCED Municipal Assistance Program  Driving PA Forward  Flood Mitigation Program  Green Light Go (PennDOT)  Greenways, Trails and Recreation Program (“GTRP”)  Growing Greener Plus Grants Program  H2O PA Program  Industrial Sites Reuse Program (“ISRP”)  Local Share Account (“LSA”) -  Statewide  Category 4, Berk [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Feb 25, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Zoning Board to consider parking grade variance for 1001 Hill Avenue

The Zoning Hearing Board will meet to discuss a variance request for the property at 1001 Hill Avenue. The board will decide whether to allow a parking space area grade of 12.6%, which exceeds the 6% maximum permitted by the Zoning Ordinance.

Variance request for 1001 Hill Avenue to allow a 12.6% parking grade instead of the permitted 6%

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AGENDA ZONING HEARING BOARD Wednesday, February 25, 2026 – 2:30 p.m. 1. Call to order 2. Review of the Zoning Hearing procedural steps 3. Discuss the requested variance submitted by Mr. Gregg Adelman, Esq., on behalf of his client, The Metropolitan, LLC, owner of property located at1001 Hill Avenue, from section 609.6, "Off-Street Parking", "Off-Street Parking", to allow a grade of 12.6% for a proposed parking space area, in excess of the maximum grade of 6% permitted by the Zoning Ordinance 4. Swearing in of any parties to be examined or cross-examined 5. Examinations and cross examinations by legal counsel, and questions by the Zoning Hearing Board 6. Public Comment - All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Zoning Hearing Board and shall be limited to matters of the Zoning Hearing being conducted. 7. Review of the Zoning Hearing administrative steps 8. Executive Session 9. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny granting a variance from section 609.6, "Off- Street Parking", "Off-Street Parking", to allow a grade of 12.6% for a proposed parking space area, in excess of the maximum grade of 6% permitted by the Zoning Ordinance, for 1001 Hill Avenue

Wed Feb 25, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Zoning Board to consider variance for Atonement Lutheran Church property

The Wyomissing Zoning Hearing Board will hold a hearing on February 25, 2026 at 3:30 PM. The agenda includes a variance request by Lutheran Church of Atonement for increased building and paved coverage on its 5 Wyomissing Boulevard site. The board will also review the proposed subdivision of the 2.36‑acre parcel into two lots and the recent zoning map amendment that aligns the district boundary with the subdivision line.

Variance request to raise building coverage to 28.6% (current max 25%)
Variance request to raise paved area to 41.8% (current max 20%)
Proposed subdivision of the 2.36‑acre property into two parcels
Zoning map amendment adjusting R1 and TC district boundaries
Hearing scheduled for Feb 25, 2026 at 3:30 PM in Borough Hall

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL — 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 19610-2083 TELEPHONE (610) 376-7481 FAX (610) 376-8470, www.wyomissingpa.org NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A VARIANCE FROM THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING ZONING ORDINANCE NOTICE is hereby given that an appli e from the terms of the Borough of Wyomissing Zoning Ordinance has Mr. Mahlon B n building coverage Permitted of 25%; and other parties in interest, pportunity to be heard ab all at (610) 376- ZONING HEARING BOARD Michele E. Bare, Zoning Officer Mr. Daniel Becker, Esq., Solicitor BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL -— 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 19610-2083 TELEPHONE (610) 376-7481 FAX (610) 376-8470 www.wyomissingboro.org January 26, 2026 MEMO To: Wyomissing Zoning Hearing Board FROM: Nick Perilli, Commercial Zoning Officer TOPIC: Atonement Lutheran Church APPLICATION: Lutheran Church of Atonement is the applicant and owner of the property located at 5 Wyomissing Boulevard, identified as Tax parcel ID Number 96-4396-08-79-9039. The subject property is located in the R1 and TC Zoning Districts. The applicant is proposing to subdivide the existing 2.36-acre property into two parcels. The application notes that no improvements are proposed at this time. The applicant recently submitted a zoning map amendment request to the Borough to adjust the zoning district boundary of the R1 and TC boundaries. The map amendment was approved such that the new zoning district boundary follows the proposed subdivi [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Feb 25, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Board to vote on variance for 5 Wyomissing Blvd to exceed coverage limits

The Zoning Hearing Board will consider a variance request submitted by the Lutheran Church of Atonement for the property at 5 Wyomissing Boulevard. The request seeks to raise the allowable building coverage to 25% and the paved area to 41.8%, both above current limits. After examinations, cross‑examinations, and public comments, the board will vote to table, approve, or deny the variance.

Variance request by Lutheran Church of Atonement for 5 Wyomissing Blvd (building coverage 25%)
Proposed increase of paved area to 41.8% (current max 20%)
Examinations and cross‑examinations of parties
Public comment limited to the variance issue
Motion to table, approve, or deny the variance

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AGENDA ZONING HEARING BOARD Wednesday, February 25, 2026 – 3:30 p.m. 1. Call to order 2. Review of the Zoning Hearing procedural steps 3. Discuss the requested variance submitted by Mr. Mahlon Boyer, Esq., on behalf of his client, Lutheran Church of Atonement, owner of the property located at 5 Wyomissing Boulevard, is requesting a variance from Section 404, “Area, Yard and Height Requirements”, to allow a maximum building coverage permitted of 25%; and a variance to permit a maximum paved area of 41.8% which is above the maximum paved coverage permitted of 20% 4. Swearing in of any parties to be examined or cross-examined 5. Examinations and cross examinations by legal counsel, and questions by the Zoning Hearing Board 6. Public Comment - All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Zoning Hearing Board and shall be limited to matters of the Zoning Hearing being conducted. 7. Review of the Zoning Hearing administrative steps 8. Executive Session 9. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny granting a variance from Section 404, “Area, Yard and Height Requirements”, to allow a maximum building coverage permitted of 25%; and a variance to permit a maximum paved area of 41.8% which is above the maximum paved coverage permitted of 20%, for 5 Wyomissing Boulevard

Wed Feb 25, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Board will consider variance for parking slope at 1001 Hill Avenue

The Zoning Hearing Board will hear an application from The Metropolitan, LLC for a variance from Section 609.6 of the borough’s zoning ordinance. The request seeks permission to exceed the maximum parking slope of 6% by allowing a 12.6% grade for new parking spaces at 1001 Hill Avenue. The proposal includes stripping about 1,650 square feet of existing pavement for seven parking spaces and paving about 340 square feet of grass for two additional spaces. The hearing is scheduled for February 25, 2026 at 2:30 PM in Council Chambers.

Variance request to exceed parking slope limit (12.6% vs 6%) at 1001 Hill Avenue
Strip approximately 1,650 sq ft of existing pavement to add seven parking spaces
Pave approximately 340 sq ft of grass to add two parking spaces
Application submitted by The Metropolitan, LLC, owner of Tax Parcel ID 96-4397-20-80-9405
Hearing scheduled for Feb 25, 2026 at 2:30 PM in Council Chambers

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL — 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 19610-2083 TELEPHONE (610) 376-7481 FAX (610) 376-8470 www.wyomissingpa.org NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A VARIANCE FROM THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING ZONING ORDINANCE e from the terms of the Borough of not the applicant’ s request wi ther parties in interest, and alll « c itizen ccommodate you. ZONING HEARING BOARD Michele E. Bare, Zoning Officer Mr. Daniel Becker, Esq., Solicitor BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL — 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 19610-2083 TELEPHONE (610) 376-7481 FAX (610) 376-8470 www.wyomissingboro.org January 26, 2026 MEMO To: Wyomissing Zoning Hearing Board FROM: Nick Perilli, Commercial Zoning Officer TOPIC: 1001 Hill Avenue - The Metropolitan APPLICATION: The Metropolitan, LLC is the applicant and owner of the property located at 1001 Hill Avenue, identified as Tax Parcel ID Number 96-4397-20-80-9405. The subject property is located in the C2 Retail Commercial Zoning District, as well as the RD1 Redevelopment Area 1 overlay. The applicant is proposing to stripe an existing paved area, as well as convert an existing grass area to pavement for additional parking spaces. The applicant is seeking a variance from Section 609.6 of the Borough’s Zoning Ordinance to allow the grade of the proposed parking spaces to exceed the maximum allowable grade of 6%. ZONING ISSUES: 1. The property is located in the C2 Retail Commercial District and RD1 Redevelopment Area 1 Overlay District. T [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 24, 2026

Personnel Committee

Personnel Committee to recommend converting Firefighter pension to defined benefit

The Personnel Committee will discuss hiring processes for the Fire Chief and Business Manager positions and consider motions to recommend those processes to Council. It will also consider unionizing the Utility Coordinator role, review the Firefighter’s pension plan and recommend converting it back to a defined‑benefit plan, address the resignation of Fire Department Captain Adam Sites, and propose moving the borough’s pay day from Thursday to Friday.

Discuss hiring process for the Fire Chief position and motion to recommend to Council
Discuss hiring process for the Business Manager position and motion to recommend to Council
Consider unionizing the Utility Coordinator position with the Teamsters union and motion to recommend to Council
Recommend converting the Firefighter’s defined‑contribution pension plan back to a defined‑benefit plan for Finance Committee review
Propose amending the Employee Handbook to move pay day to Friday, effective April 11, 2026, with motion to recommend to Council

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AGENDA PERSONNEL COMMITTEE Tuesday, February 24, 2026 – 12:00 PM 1) Call to Order **This public meeting is being recorded** 2) Roll Call 3) Public Comments- 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) Eckert Seamans Bargaining Agreements and Labor Law Overview a. Presentation by the Borough’s Labor Law Counsel, Mike Miller 5) Hiring Process: a. Discuss the hiring process for the Fire Chief position b. Discuss the hiring process for the Business Manager position and the options available to the Borough as part of the hiring process, as prepared by interim Business Manager Scott Boehret • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending to Council, the option as discussed by the Personnel committee, for the Business Manager hiring process 6) Utility Coordinator Position a. Discuss the Utility Coordinator position becoming a unionized position to allow this person to administratively support the Public Works Department, while also be permitted to perform meter reading tasks • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending to Council, the Utility Coordinator position becoming a member of the Teamsters union b. Review the Utility Coordinator position description [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 24, 2026

Personnel Committee

Borough Council changes payday to Friday, starting April 11, 2026

The Personnel Committee reports that Borough Council approved an amendment to the Employee Handbook to change the bi‑weekly payday from Thursday to Friday. The change takes effect with the pay period ending Saturday, April 4, 2026, with the first new payday on April 11, 2026. After that, payday will remain bi‑weekly on Fridays.

Amendment to Employee Handbook section on Pay Periods and Pay Day
Payday shifted from Thursday to Friday
Effective with pay period ending April 4, 2026; first Friday payday April 11, 2026
Bi‑weekly pay schedule continues unchanged otherwise
Amendment recommended by the Personnel Committee

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING Office of the Borough Manager Borough Hall – 22 Reading Boulevard Wyomissing, PA 19610-2083 Telephone (610) 376-7481 Fax (610) 376-8470 To: Public Works, Fire Department, Police Department and Administration From: Michele Bare, Borough Manager Date: March 11, 2026 Re: Revised Employee Handbook Relative to Pay Day At their meeting on March 10, 2026, and as recommended by the Personnel Committee, Borough Council approved amending the section of the Employee Handbook concerning Pay Periods and Pay Day. Effective with the pay period ending Saturday, April 4, 2026, pay day will be changed from bi-weekly on Thursday to bi-weekly on Friday, with pay day falling on April 11, 2026. Pay day will then remain bi-weekly on Fridays. Please contact me if you have any questions relative to the above information. DRAFT Employee Handbook March 2026 WYOMISSING BOROUGH - PENNSYLVANIA DRAFT 2 OVERVIEW This Employee Handbook is your guide to the policies and procedures utilized by the Borough of Wyomissing (hereinafter referred to as the Borough of Wyomissing, Borough or the Borough) and govern your employment while employed at the Borough of Wyomissing. This Handbook has been written to serve as the guide for the employer/employee relationship and applies to all employees of the Borough of Wyomissing including full-time, part-time, temporar [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Feb 23, 2026

Borough Council

Council to consider conditional use approval for a 30‑unit apartment at 915 Penn Ave

The Wyomissing Borough Council will hold a hearing on a conditional use application submitted by 915 Penn Avenue, LLC to construct a thirty‑unit multifamily residential building. The applicant requests a reduction of required off‑street parking from forty‑five to thirty‑two spaces and a modification of other zoning requirements. The decision will hinge on a market analysis showing the site cannot be economically developed as a mixed‑use project. The council will vote on whether to grant the conditional use.

Conditional use application for a 30‑unit apartment building at 915 Penn Avenue
Request to reduce required off‑street parking from 45 to 32 spaces
Proposed modification of other zoning requirements under Section 505D
Hearing scheduled for February 23, 2026 at 11:00 AM in Council Chambers
Property is approximately 0.578 acres in the C‑commercial zoning district, Area 1 of the Redevelopment Area

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL — 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 19610-2083 TELEPHONE (610) 376-7481 FAX (610) 376-8470 www.wyomissingboro.org January 15, 2026 MEMO To: Wyomissing Borough Council FROM: Nick Perilli, Commercial Zoning Officer TOPIC: 915 Penn Avenue Conditional Use Application APPLICATION: 915 Penn Avenue, LLC, owner of the property located at 915 Py off-street parking spaces; and Section 505D, “Modificatio the regulations of 504D to be modified b ZONING ISSUES: 1. The underlying zoning district of th District. The property is also located i Area 1 of the Re- Development Area Mi ‘RAMU applicant i uesting conditional use approval from Section 502.D.1 to allow the truction 9} irty (30) unit multi-family residential apartment building on the 302.D.1 states that “Apartment building use without ground floor office, retail, professional services or restaurant use shall be permitted by conditional use, pursuant to Part 12 of this Chapter; the standard for approval of the conditional use shall be substantial evidence that the property can’t be developed economically as a mixed use project based on a written report including a current market analysis which shall be submitted with the conditional use application.” BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING BOROUGH HALL — 22 READING BLVD. WYOMISSING, PA 19610-2083 TELEPHONE (610) 376-7481 FAX (610) 376-8470 www.wyomissingboro.org 8. Asimilar Conditional Use was requested and app ownership. HEARING: A hearing on the applicants [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 17, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Infrastructure Committee to discuss snow removal ordinance and sewer projects

The committee will consider recommending a new snow removal ordinance and review several utility and street projects. Discussions include cost-sharing for a water interconnect and updates on sanitary sewer upgrades. The body will also review contracts for sidewalk and playground work.

Proposed snow removal ordinance for Borough solicitor to prepare and advertise
West Lawn Interceptor project awarded to JNS Paving and Excavating Corp. for $539,238.00
50/50 Sidewalk Project awarded to Forino Co., LP for $130,343.50
Berkshire Heights Playground project awarded to Gordon H. Baver, Inc. for $237,623.00
Tulpehocken Road Interconnect cost share proposal with Western Berks Water Authority

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Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda – February 17, 2026 Page 1 Borough of Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda February 17, 2026 – 1:00 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 • Discuss snow removal ordinances adopted by other Berks municipalities and how Kraft enforces snow removal ordinances in other municipalities • A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, recommending Council authorize the Borough solicitor to prepare and advertise a snow removal ordinance 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 responsib [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 17, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Approve $21,076 payment for West Lawn Interceptor project

The Infrastructure Committee will consider the recommendation to pay JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. $21,076.02 for work on the West Lawn Interceptor completed Jan‑13 to Feb‑3, 2026. The contract for the interceptor totals $539,238 with 19% completion. The committee will also review the Forest Management Plan for Wyomissing Parkland located at 22 Reading Boulevard.

Payment recommendation: $21,076.02 to JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. for West Lawn Interceptor
Original contract amount for West Lawn Interceptor: $539,238.00
Current contract completion percentage: 19%
Retainage held to date on interceptor project: $10,401.18
Forest Management Plan for Wyomissing Parkland (24.1 acres) at 22 Reading Boulevard

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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. 3 RECOMMENDATION TO PAY FILE : MCCARTHY NO. 230004-12 DATE : FEBRUARY 4, 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. 3 from JNS Paving & Excavating Corp. for the above-referenced project. The Payment Application for $21,076.02 is dated February 2, 2026, and includes work completed from January 13, 2026 through February 3, 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 $21,076.02, as indicated on the Contractor’s Payment Application. The contractual retainage to date for this project is $10,401.18 (10%). The current contract completion percentage is 19%. Attachment cc: Michele Bare, Borough Manager File 21,076.02 2/4/2026 2025 Forest Management Plan for Wyomissing Parkland Landowner: Borough of Wyomissing Owner’s Address: Property Address/Location: 22 Reading Boulevard 2001 Old Wyomissing Rd Wyomissing, PA 19610 Wyomissing, PA 19610 Produced by: Shultz Forest Management and Consulting LLC P.O. Box 347 Bethel, PA 19507 717 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 17, 2026

Recreation Board

Board elects Richard Weinhoffer President and Sally Donato Vice President

The Wyomissing Recreation Board elected Richard Weinhoffer as President and Sally Donato as Vice President. The Board approved the November 2025 meeting minutes and the November and December 2025 financial reports. Discussions covered event budgeting, rental revenue forecasts, and upcoming community events.

Election of Richard Weinhoffer as Recreation Board President
Election of Sally Donato as Recreation Board Vice President
Approval of November 2025 meeting minutes
Approval of November 2025 financial report
Approval of December 2025 financial report

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RECREATION BOARD – MEETING MINUTES JANUARY 20, 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 President Rick Weinhoffer called the meeting to order with the following persons present: Board members Jessica Christman, Michael Sharer, Pamela Wetzel, Christopher Valente, Jess Leinbach, Liz Toigo, and Sally Donato; Recreation Director Randy McKinley, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Michele Bare, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. The following person was absent: Board member Karim Davidson. Councilmember Visitors: Jennifer Reimer Visitors: No visitors Public Comment: No public comment was provided. Board President Rick Weinhoffer indicated that the meeting was not being recorded due to technical issues. Board Reorganization: Richard Weinhoffer requested that reorganization be moved to the top of the agenda to select the Recreation Board President and Vice President. He then asked for nominations for both. Pamela Wetzel and Sally Donato both nominated Richard Weinoffer as President. Rick indicated that he was willing to serve as President again, but indicated that he would like to work with another person to acclimate them with the position since he is unsure if he will remain on the Recreation Board after 2026. Richard Weinhoffer nominated Christopher Valente as the President for the Recreation Board. [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 17, 2026

Recreation Board

Recreation Board to consider 2026 WASB Field Use Agreement

The Recreation Board will discuss the Wyomissing Area Softball & Baseball lease agreement reviewed by the Solicitor. The board will also receive updates on the Earth Day Fair, Independence Day Parade, and Egg Hunt.

Recommendation of the 2026 Wyomissing Area Softball & Baseball (WASB) Field Use Agreement to Borough Council
Update on Wyomissing Area Soccer Club
Community engagement with Wyomissing Wahoos Swim Team
Updates on Earth Day Fair, Independence Day Parade, and Egg Hunt

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH RECREATION BOARD TUESDAY, February 17th , 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 January 2026 meeting minutes • Motion is needed to approve or deny the January 2026 meeting minutes 4) Approval of the Financial Reports: a. Due to the Business Manager position transition, a financial report may not be available for review or approval from January 2026, on time for the February 2026 meeting • Motion is needed to approve or deny the January 2026 financial report 5) Sub-Committee Reports: a. Playground Sub-Committee – update (Chris Valente) b. Earth Day Fair – update/ overview (Jessica Christman) c. Independence Day Parade & Celebration – update (Rick Weinhoffer) d. Egg Hunt – update (Jess Leinbach) 6) Recreation Director Report: a. Review Programs, Facilities Management, Rentals, and Maintenance Items 7) Old Business: a. Update – Community Sports (Soccer/ Baseball-Softball/ Swim Team) o Discuss the Wyomissing Area Softball & Baseball lease agreement that has been reviewed by the Solicitor  A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending the 2026 WASB/ Field Use Agreement [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 10, 2026

Borough Council

Council to consider canceling a $5 million excess liability policy

The Wyomissing Borough Council will vote on a range of items including approval of minutes, reports, and several committee recommendations. Key decisions include canceling a $5 million excess liability coverage policy for 2026, authorizing payments for infrastructure projects, and adopting a multimodal transportation grant reimbursement. The council will also consider purchasing a new police vehicle and adopting various resolutions and fee changes.

Motion to cancel the $5 million excess liability coverage policy for 2026 (cannot cancel before end of March)
Authorize payment of $44,634.60 to JNS Paving for the West Lawn Interceptor
Authorize payment of $16,081.64 to Gordon H. Baver, Inc. for the Berkshire Heights Playground project
Adopt Resolution No. 2026-10 for multimodal transportation grant reimbursement for the Woodland Plaza sewer line and Wayne Avenue stormwater project
Purchase a new police vehicle (price to be discussed by Police Chief and Council)

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February 6, 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: Michele Bare, Borough Manager Enclosed for your consideration are copies of the Council Minutes, Committee Reports, other correspondence, as well as the February 10, 2026 meeting agenda. **Note: No Executive Session will be held** Enclosures cc: Fred Levering, Mayor Jim McCarthy, Consulting Engineer Heidi Masano, Borough Solicitor John Phillips, Police Chief Jim Babb, Public Works & Property Mgr. Michele Bare, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Randy McKinley, Recreation & Communications Director AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, February 10, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. 1. Call to order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. An Executive Session was held on January 29, 2026 to discuss a litigation matter involving 1741 Paper Mill Road 5. 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) 6. Council Minutes – A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the minutes of the January 13, 2026 Council meeting 7. Consulting Engineer’s Report i. Review Borough Engineer activity during the mon [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 10, 2026

Borough Council

Council considers emergency petition against 1741 Papermill Road owner

The Borough Council will discuss several infrastructure payments, a new police vehicle purchase, and a potential emergency petition for injunctive relief regarding code violations at 1741 Papermill Road. The body is also reviewing a $50 employee wage garnishment fee and a PennDOT grant for sewer and stormwater projects.

Payment of $44,634.60 to JNS Paving and Excavating for West Lawn Interceptor
Payment of $16,081.64 to Gordon H. Baver, Inc. for Berkshire Heights Playground
Resolution No. 2026-09 to establish a $50 wage garnishment fee for employees
Resolution No. 2026-10 for a PennDOT grant for Woodland Plaza sewer and Wayne Avenue stormwater projects
Proposed emergency petition for injunctive relief against the owner of 1741 Papermill Road

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✓ Decidido: Council adopted intergovernmental agreement for Berks County UCC Appeal Board

The council approved a $48,772 purchase of a new police vehicle (7-0). It granted a waiver for alcohol at the library fundraiser and appointed Adam Berkeley as the council liaison to the library board (both 7-0). A $50 wage garnishment fee for employees was established (7-0). Payments of $44,634.60 to JNS Paving and $16,081.64 to Gordon H. Baver were authorized for infrastructure projects (both 7-0). The council adopted Resolution No. 2026-12 to enter an intergovernmental agreement for the Berks County Uniform Construction Code Board of Appeals (7-0). A memorandum of understanding with the IAFF was approved to keep Captain Sites on light duty through Dec. 31, 2026 (7-0).

Approved purchase of new police vehicle $48,772 (7-0)
Approved alcohol waiver for library fundraiser (7-0)
Appointed Adam Berkeley as council liaison to Library Board (7-0)
Adopted $50 wage garnishment fee for employees (7-0)
Authorized payment $44,634.60 to JNS Paving for West Lawn Interceptor (7-0)
Authorized payment $16,081.64 to Gordon H. Baver for Berkshire Heights Playground (7-0)
Adopted Resolution No. 2026-12 for intergovernmental agreement on Berks County UCC Appeal Board (7-0)
Approved MOU with IAFF to keep Captain Sites on light duty through Dec. 31, 2026 (7-0)

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, February 10, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. 1. Call to order **the public meeting is being recorded** 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. An Executive Session was held on January 29, 2026 to discuss a litigation matter involving 1741 Paper Mill Road 5. 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) 6. Council Minutes – A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the minutes of the January 13, 2026 Council meeting 7. Consulting Engineer’s Report i. Review Borough Engineer activity during the month of January ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Engineer’s Report 8. Police Chief & Mayor’s Report i. Review the Police activity during the month of January ii. Discuss the purchase of a new Police vehicle due to a motor vehicle accident at no fault of the Police Department iii. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny the purchase of a new Police vehicle at the price discussed by the Police Chief and Council iv. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Police Chief & Mayor’s Report 9. Fire Chief’s Report i. Review the Fire activity during the month of January ii. A motion is needed to approve, deny, or amend the Fire Chief’s Report 10. Committee Reports: [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING — COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 10, 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 Heidi Masano, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Michele Bare, Borough Engineer James McCarthy, Public Works Director James Babb, Police Chief John Phillips, Recreation and Communications Director Randy McKinley, and Borough Secretary Melissa Miller. CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL EXECUTIVE SESSION: An Executive Session was not held the evening of the February 10, 2026 Council meeting, but an Executive Session was held ono January 29, 2026 to discuss a litigation matter involving 1741 Paper Mill Road. VISITORS: Diane Price —- Armed Forces Day Parade Chazz Aden — Representative Cepeda-Freytiz’s Office Mike Chervanick — 575 Spring Street Elisa Orquiza — 1017 Wayne Avenue Chris and Tanya Grilli — 1805 Squire Court Kristie Brunner — 1918 Sturbridge Drive David Walker — Wyomissing Public Library PUBLIC COMMENTS (agenda items): Adrian Jadic, 48 Cardinal Road provided public comment about finance transparency, reducing right to know [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Feb 5, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

Finance Committee to review CFO salary increase and stormwater grant

The Finance & Administration Committee will discuss a 20% salary increase for the CFO/Business Manager and a PennDOT grant for stormwater projects. The body will also review legal retainer agreements and the 2026 budget for potential cost savings.

Proposed 20% salary increase for CFO/Business Manager ($22,724.40 increase to $136,346.40)
Resolution 2026-10 for approximately $364,000 in PennDOT funds for Wayne Avenue and Woodland Plaza stormwater projects
Discussion on canceling a $5 million excess liability coverage policy for 2026
Retainer agreements for legal services with HVML and Kozloff Stoudt
Resolution 2026-11 to authorize the Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer to sign checks

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AGENDA FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Thursday, February 5, 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) January 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) Berks EIT – Becky Iannelli i. Becky will provide an overview of what taxes Berks EIT collects for the Borough 7) CFO/Business Manager Position Salary Adjustment i. Per the Personnel committee, review and discuss increasing the salary for the CFO/Manager position by 20%, an increase of $22,724.40, and salary of $136,346.40 ii. Review and discuss the PSAB 2025 Borough-PSAB Wage Comparison and PSAB 2025 Salary Survey 8) General Borough Insurance Policy Coverage i. Per the January Finance and Administration committee meeting, discuss the cancellation of the $5 million excess liability coverage policy for 2026 with t [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Feb 5, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

Mon Feb 2, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Resident of 204 Evans Avenue seeks $750 false‑alarm invoice relief

The Wyomissing Fire & Police Committee will receive updates from Western Berks Ambulance and West Side Emergency Management, including a CodeRed reintroduction plan. It will review the Police Department’s 2025 year‑end report, discuss a police vehicle accident from December, and consider the Lawndale Road Traffic Study recommendation. The committee will also consider a request to waive a $750 false‑alarm invoice for the resident of 204 Evans Avenue and a motion to extend a fire‑department MOU for Captain Sites through Dec 31 2026.

Motion on Lawndale Road Traffic Study recommendation to council
Consider relief of $750 false‑alarm invoice for resident at 204 Evans Avenue
Discussion of police vehicle accident that occurred in December
Motion to extend Memorandum of Understanding for Captain Sites to remain on light duty through Dec 31 2026
Update on Fire Chief hiring process

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AGENDA FIRE & POLICE COMMITTEE Monday, February 2, 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 b) Review the CodeRed reintroduction plan 5) Police Department a) Review the Police Department’s 2025 year-end report b) Discuss the Police vehicle involved accident in December c) Lawndale Road Traffic Study • A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny recommending Council take actions as recommended by the study and or the committee d) False Alarm Invoice Relief i. The resident of 204 Evans Avenue received a $750.00 invoice ii. The resident had medical issues and was not home during the time frame in August 2025 when the alarms were received iii. The monitoring system for the alarm company was apparently using old contact information and trying to contact an old neighbor who is no longer in the area iv. The alarm company said there is a faulty sensor that cannot be repaired which was the reason for the alarm, and has since been deactivated v. The resident is reques [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Feb 2, 2026

Fire & Police Committee

Review LTAP report on all‑way stop recommendations for Lawndale Road

The Fire & Police Committee will examine a PennDOT LTAP technical assistance report concerning intersections on Lawndale Road, including crash data and traffic‑control warrant assessments. The report finds that all‑way stop control is justified at the Woodland Road and Edgedale Road intersections based on residential collector street characteristics and school walking routes. The committee will discuss these findings and any next steps for traffic‑control changes.

Crash data: 3 reportable crashes and 4 non‑reportable crashes on Lawndale Road (2020‑2024)
Warrant assessment shows all‑way stop justified at Woodland Road intersection
Warrant assessment shows all‑way stop justified at Edgedale Road intersection
Sight‑distance obstruction noted at Edgedale Road (parked vehicle and tree)
Recommendation to consider installing all‑way stops at the two intersections

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Page 1 of 16 PennDOT LTAP: #24178 LTAP Technical Assistance Report TA Number: 24178 To: Michele Bare, Wyomissing Borough, Berks County Borough Manager Phone: 610-376-7481 Email: [email protected] John Phillips, Wyomissing Borough, Berks County Police Chief Phone: 610-375-6102, ext. 142 Email: [email protected] From: Marvin Ta, P.E., PTOE, ENV SP, LTAP Technical Expert Phone: 717-620-5936 Email: [email protected] Date: December 22, 2025 Subject: Lawndale Road Intersections and Mayfair Road/Wingert Road, Wyomissing Borough, Berks County DRAFT Page 2 of 16 PennDOT LTAP: #24178 Safety Concern and Background In response to a technical assistance request from Wyomissing Borough, LTAP met with John Phillips, Police Chief, on September 23, 2025, to examine intersections along Lawndale Road as well as the intersection of Mayfair Road and Wingert Road. The Borough wants to ensure that the appropriate intersection traffic controls are being used. Figure 1 shows an aerial view of the study intersections with the existing intersection traffic control. The study intersections were assessed through walking, driving, and reviewing site conditions. Figure 1: Aerial View of the Study Intersections Field Observations Lawndale Road is a two-lane, two-way Borough road with no longitudinal pavement markings, and sidewalks exist on both sides of the road. Other pavement markings on Lawndale Road include Type A – Parallel crosswalk markings at all intersectio [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jan 29, 2026

Economic Development Committee

Committee reviews Berkshire Mall purchase and TIF financing plan

The Economic Development Committee will hear a presentation by Peter Abrams on his pending purchase of the Berkshire Mall and the proposed redevelopment plan. Abrams will also explain why Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is needed for the project. The committee will provide an update on commercial properties of interest. Public comment periods are scheduled for topics within the committee’s jurisdiction.

Presentation on pending purchase of Berkshire Mall and redevelopment plan (Peter Abrams)
Overview of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) required for the Berkshire Mall project
Update on commercial properties of interest (old business)
Public comment on matters within the Economic Development Committee’s jurisdiction

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Economic Development Committee Meeting Agenda Thursday, January 29, 2026– 8:00am 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 virtual 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. 1665 State Hill Road – Peter Abrams and Marc Kaplin, Esq. a. Peter Abrams will provide information on his pending purchase of the Berkshire Mall and redevelopment plan b. Overview of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) and why it will be necessary for the project 4. Old Business- Update on commercial properties of interest 5. Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Economic Development committee and shall be limited to matters of public concern that are, or may come, before the Economic Development committee (agenda and non-agenda items)

Wed Jan 28, 2026

Park & Shade Tree Commission

Commission reviews funding and signage for Parklands Forest Stewardship Study

The Park and Shade Tree Commission is discussing the implementation of the Parklands Forest Stewardship Study and related funding. The body will consider a motion to approve, table, or deny trail head signage templates. Members will also discuss Earth Day event planning and the memorial bench/tree program.

Motion on trail head signage templates
$20,000 from 2025 budget for invasive removal and temporary signs
$10,000 approved grant via West Reading-Wyomissing Rotary Club
$10,000 from Berks County Planning Commission for invasive removal and riparian buffers
$8,000 approved Schuylkill Highlands Mini-Grant for parklands signage

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AGENDA PARK AND SHADE TREE COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 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 tentative 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. The application submitted through the Schuylkill Highlands Mini-Grant program requesting $8,000 in funding for parklands signage has be [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 28, 2026

Park & Shade Tree Commission

Commission reviews 2026 bird box replacements and predator‑control measures

The Park & Shade Tree Commission discussed replacing older bird boxes with new ones, designating boxes #24 and #28 for chickadees, and improving predator‑control hardware such as Noel guards and baffles. Members considered how to assign monitoring duties for the 27 active boxes in 2026. No final decisions were made on trap hardware or outreach plans, which were deferred to a future meeting.

Replace older boxes #2, #6, #10, #26, #20, #28, #11, #12, #29, #24 with new boxes
Designate boxes #24 and #28 for chickadees and investigate chickadee‑specific boxes
Construct additional baffles and plan for Noel guard installation after box inspection
Discuss installing hardware for Van Ert traps and other sparrow‑control methods (no decision)
Draft monitoring assignment: possible team of 2 monitors sharing 7 boxes, others with 5 each

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Bird Box Subcommittee Meeting – January 8, 2026 (over Zoom) Wyomissing Park & Shade Tree Commission M embers present: Park & Shade Tree Commission members Lucy Cairns Quindi Franco Margaret Cosbey Community volunteers Helen Davis Diana Wert Lauren Minnich Joshua Latman (new as of this month) D iscussion of changes to boxes for 2026 nesting season  Older boxes we’d like to replace with new boxes on hand (in rough order of priority): #2, #6, #10, #26, #20, #28, #11, #12, #29, #24.  Designating boxes #24 and #28 for chickadees. These boxes are among those favored by chickadees recently and are not in good bluebird habitat. Options for improving chickadee success include installing entrance hole reducers to excludelarger birds or acquiring boxes designed speciﬁcally for chickadees. Helen will investigate boxes designed for chickadees.  New locations for some of the boxes that will be replaced: shifts in placement for 3 of the boxes to be replaced were suggested. To be reviewed with Duane Hammond. Discussion of improvements to predator control  Noel guards are highly effective at preventing nest predation by cats and raccoons, which stovepipe baffles are the only method helpful in discouraging snakes. o Quindi will construct several more baffles. He offered to create an order for pickup by borough staff at the home supply store designated by the boro. o A plan for making more Noel guards will be made after we arrange to inspect the new boxes to determine which ha [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 21, 2026

Refuse & Recycling Committee

Committee considers ordinance to ban single-use plastic bags

The Refuse & Recycling Committee will decide whether to prepare an ordinance banning businesses from using single-use plastic bags. The body will also discuss the formation of an Environmental Advisory Commission and review waste hauler performance.

Proposed ordinance banning businesses from using single-use plastic bags
Discussion on forming an Environmental Advisory Commission (EAC)
Review of monthly tonnage totals for refuse, recycling, landfill, and yard waste
Evaluation of refuse hauler performance regarding missed stops and bulk item collection

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AGENDA REFUSE & RECYCLING COMMITTEE Wednesday, January 21, 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 Pers [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 21, 2026

Refuse & Recycling Committee

Wyomissing proposes renaming Refuse and Recycling Committee to Environmental Advisory Committee

The Borough is considering a draft ordinance to rename the Refuse and Recycling Committee as the Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC). This change would expand the committee's responsibilities to include broader environmental sustainability and natural environment protection.

Proposed ordinance to rename the Refuse and Recycling Committee to the Environmental Advisory Committee
Expansion of committee duties to include Borough sustainability, natural environment protection, and educational programs
Proposed committee structure of five voting members (three Borough Council members and two residents)
Provision for up to four non-voting members appointed by Borough Council

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1 WYOMISSING BOROUGH, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA O RDINANCE NO. ____-2024 AN O RDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA AMENDING CHAPTER 1 OF THE WYOMISSING CODE , ENTITLED “ ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNMENT”, PART 3, ENTITLED “ COMMITTEES AND DEPARTMENTS”, SUBPART F, ENTITLED “ REFUSE AND RECYCLING COMMITTEE”, TO RENAME, AMEND AND RESTATE SUBPART F IN ITS ENTIRETY TO RENAME THE REFUSE AND RECYCLING COMMITTEE AS THE ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND TO EXPAND THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE RENAMED COMMITTEE W HEREAS, the Borough of Wyomissing, Berks County, Pennsylvania (“Borough”) established the Refuse and Recycling Committee by the enactment of Ordinance Number 1224 on December 27, 2001; and W HEREAS, the Refuse and Recycling Committee has been responsible for making recommendations to the Borough Council regarding matters involving refuse and recycling; and W HEREAS, the Council of the Borough of Wyomissing desires to expand the responsibilities of the committee to encompass a wider range of environmentally -related concerns; and W HEREAS, the Council of the Borough of Wyomissing desires to rename the Refuse and Recycling Committee as the Environmental Advisory Committee (“EAC”) in order to reflect the wider range of concerns to be addressed by the committee; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED and ORDAINED by the Council of the Borough of Wyomissing, Berks County, Pennsylvania , and it is hereby enacted and ordained by the autho [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 20, 2026

Personnel Committee

Committee to vote on a $50 wage garnishment fee for borough employees

The Wyomissing Personnel Committee will discuss several personnel matters. Items include a $50 one‑time wage garnishment fee proposed by the borough’s payroll provider, the revised Fire Chief job description and the hiring process for that position, and new IRS overtime regulations for employee tax filings. The committee will also consider moving the February meeting date and health‑wellness initiatives for the Fire Department.

Discuss $50 wage garnishment fee resolution (Resolution No. 2026-09)
Review and vote on revised Fire Chief job description and hiring process
Discuss Fire Department health and wellness initiatives with Dr. Alyssa Lindahl
Consider rescheduling the February Personnel Committee meeting to Feb 23 or Feb 24
Review new IRS overtime regulations and employee tax information

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AGENDA PERSONNEL COMMITTEE Tuesday, January 20, 2026 – 12:00 PM 1) Call to Order **This public meeting is being recorded** 2) Roll Call 3) Public Comments- 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) Fire Department health and wellness initiatives a. Discussion with Dr. Alyssa Lindahl, Psy. D. who is assisting with the therapy initiative with the Fire Department personnel b. Executive session – To discuss personnel matters related to existing employees of the Fire Department 5) Hiring Process: a. Discuss the revised Fire Chief job description b. Discuss the hiring process for the Fire Chief position c. A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, recommending approval of the revised Fire Chief job description and commencement of the hiring process, to be ratified at the February Council meeting d. Discuss the hiring process for the Business Manager/Chief Financial Officer 6) Wage Garnishment: a. Discuss the $50 one-time fee that iSolved, the Borough’s payroll company has implemented for wage garnishments b. BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING RESOLUTION NO. 2026-09- A RESOLUTION OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING ESTABLISHING A WAGE GARNISHMENT FEE FOR EMPLOYEES • A motion is needed to table, [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 20, 2026

Personnel Committee

Review of Fire Chief position description by Personnel Committee

The Wyomissing Personnel Committee will discuss the draft description for the Fire Chief role, including duties, qualifications, certifications, and reporting structure. The description outlines responsibilities for fire department leadership, risk management, training, budgeting, and emergency services coordination. No final hiring decision is indicated in this agenda.

Draft Fire Chief job description presented
List of required certifications (e.g., NFPA 1021 Fire Officer III)
Specified education and experience requirements
Outlined duties for operations, training, risk management, and budgeting
Reporting line to Borough Manager and Borough Council

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B OROUGH OF WYOMISSING POSITION DESCRIPTION FIRE CHIEF J ob Title: Fire Chief Department: Fire Reports To: Borough Manager FLSA: Exempt Prepared By: Michele Bare Approved By: Borough Council Approved Date: P OSITION SUMMARY: Responsible for the command and control of the Borough of Wyomissing Fire Department, providing effective leadership and management for all aspects of fire service management including operational, training, organizational and personnel matters. This includes day to day operations, risk management, oversight of fire code management and enforcement, training, apparatus maintenance and recruitment and retention activities. Responsible for adhering to all Borough policies, applicable laws and regulations, and ensuring full compliance with departmental policies and Borough Council instructions. LEVEL OF SUPERVISION: Work is performed under the general direction of the Borough Manager but the position reports directly to Borough Council. This is a top-level managerial position with overall responsibility for all Fire Service activities and personnel, career and volunteer. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: (Includes but is not limited to the following) General Responsibilities: • Responsible for the overall day to day management of the Fire Station and the Fire Apparatus, including overseeing Department Fire Police operations and activities. • Respond to alarms within the Borough of Wyomissing and initiate incident command per Depar [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 20, 2026

Recreation Board

Wyomissing Recreation Board to elect officers and discuss field usage fees

The Wyomissing Recreation Board will meet to approve November and December 2025 financial reports, review holiday and Earth Day events, and discuss field usage and fees for community sports. The board will also nominate and elect officers for 2026 and discuss community engagement.

Approval of November and December 2025 financial reports
Discussion of field usage and fees for soccer, baseball-softball, and swim teams
Nomination and election of 2026 Recreation Board President and Vice-President
Discussion of 2026 Sub-Committee Chairs and Seats
Discussion of Community Engagement with groups and organizations

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH RECREATION BOARD TUESDAY, January 20th , 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 November 2025 meeting minutes • Motion is needed to approve or deny the November 2025 meeting minutes 4) Approval of the Financial Reports: • Motion is needed to approve or deny the November 2025 financial report • Motion is needed to approve or deny the December 2025 financial report 5) Committee Reports: a. Lighting of the Greens & Holiday Marketplace – recap ( Rick Weinhoffer ) b. Earth Day Fair – update/ overview ( Jessica Christman ) 6) Recreation Director Report: a. Review Programs, Facilities Management, Rentals, and Maintenance Items 7) Old Business: a. Discussion – Community Sports ( Soccer/ Baseball-Softball/ Swim Team ) o Field Usage / Fees - Contracts 8) New Business: a. 2026 Recreation Board Re-Organization i. Nominate / Elect Recreation Board President and Vice-President ii. Discuss and Assign 2026 Sub-Committee Chairs and Seats b. Community Engagement i. Discussion: Community groups and/ or sports teams/ organizations 9) Public Comment- All public comments shall be related to the s [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 20, 2026

Recreation Board

Board to consider field usage fees for baseball and soccer leagues

The Recreation Board will review the 2026 fee schedule and financial outlook, discuss capital improvements at Berkshire Heights and Happy Hollow playgrounds, and consider implementing field usage fees for the baseball and soccer leagues to offset a projected $18,000 maintenance cost. Upcoming community events and program registrations will also be noted.

2026 fee schedule approved at the December 2026 Borough Council meeting
Capital improvements: parking lot guard rail, ball field backstop, and refuse containers at Berkshire Heights Playground; ball field backstop repairs at Happy Hollow Playground
Proposal to charge field usage fees for baseball and soccer leagues, with $18,000 budgeted for field maintenance
Quarry field rental by Berks Ultimate Disc Association at $50 per hour
Upcoming events: Stargazing in the Parklands (Feb 27), Egg Hunt (Mar 28), Earth Day Celebration (Apr 25), Trout Fishing Rodeo (May 9)

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RECREATION DIRECTOR’S REPORT JANUARY 20th, 2026 A. FINANCIALS a. Revenues / Expenses i. Facility Rentals 1. 2025 Totals 1. $9,880.00 2. 2026 Forecast 1. $1 2,000.00 i. YTD/ JAN: $300.00 ii. 2026 Recrea�on Department Fundraising 1. Collected as of 1.14.2026: $1,000.00 b. 2026 Fee Schedule i. Approved at the December 2026 Borough Council Mee�ng 1. Atached c. 2026 Capital Improvement Projects i. Berkshire Heights Playground 1. Parking Lot Guard Rail Repairs/ Improvements 2. Ball Field Backstop/ Fencing Repairs 3. Refuse Containers ii. Happy Hollow Playground 1. Ball Field Backstop/ Fencing Repairs B . DIRECTOR’S REPORT a. Events i. Upcoming 1. STARGAZING in the Parklands 1. Dates: FRIDAY , February 27th – 6:00 PM 1. The Parklands / Cambridge and Parkview i. Friday, May 22nd – 8:30 PM ii. Friday, August 14th – 8:30 PM iii. Friday, November 13th, 6:00 PM 2. Berks Astronomy - Elan 2. Egg Hunt at the Wyomissing Hills Memorial Park 1. SATURDAY , March 28th – 11:00 AM 1. Staggered Start Times 2. Rain Date: Sunday, March 29th – 1:00 PM 3. Earth Day Celebra�on 1. SATURDAY , April 25th – 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM 1. Rain Date: Sunday, April 26th – 1:00 PM DRAFT 4. Trout Fishing Rodeo 1. SATURDAY , May 9th – 8:30 AM 1. NO RAIN DATE – Rain or Shine ii. Parades 1. Invita�ons sent out for both Memorial Day and 4th of July b. Programming i. Playground 1. Registra�on Opened on JANUARY 15th 2. Director and Facilitator Returning 3. Recrui�ng and Hiring Eﬀorts 4. Parent Handbook – updated 1 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 20, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Vote on $44,634.60 payment for West Lawn Interceptor sewer contract

The Infrastructure Committee will discuss several funding and contract items, including a motion to approve a $44,634.60 payment for the West Lawn Interceptor sewer project that has a total budget of $1,585,584. The committee will also consider a $300 annual membership fee for the Berks County Uniform Construction Code Board of Appeals and a cost‑share proposal for the Tulpehocken Road water interconnect. Additional items include updates on pump‑station upgrades, street improvement delays, and payment for a playground contract.

Approve or deny $44,634.60 payment for JNS Paving on West Lawn Interceptor (project budget $1,585,584)
Consider $300 annual fee for Berks County Uniform Construction Code Board of Appeals membership
Review revised EDU cost of $2,500 per unit for 4th & Oley Pump Station upgrades funded by $175,000 from Boiler House, Windsor St and RM Palmer
Discuss 50/50 cost‑share proposal for Tulpehocken Road Interconnect with WBWA (borough asked to split its 50% share 25/25)
Approve $16,081.64 payment for Pay Application #4 on Berkshire Heights Playground contract ($237,623)

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Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda – January 20, 2026 Page 1 Borough of Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee Meeting Agenda January 20, 2026 – 1:00 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 • The Borough is a member of the Berks County Uniform Construction Code Board of Appeals, which requires annual approval by Council. There is a $300 annual membership fee to participate, which covers the Board’s operating costs. • A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, recommending Council execute the Intergovernmental Agreement with the County of Berks, for participation in 2026 of the Berks County Uniform Construction Code Board of Appeals 6. Explanation of Borough Infrastructure • Jim Babb will give an overview of the Borough’s water, sewer, storm sewer and streets for newly elected Council Members • Discuss other infrastructure topics that t [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 20, 2026

Infrastructure Committee

Infrastructure Committee to consider joining Berks County UCC Board of Appeals

The committee is reviewing a proposal to join or continue membership in the Berks County Uniform Construction Code (UCC) Board of Appeals. This regional board handles appeals, variances, and time extensions for municipalities that have adopted the UCC ordinance.

Annual membership fee of $300.00
Requirement to execute a new intergovernmental cooperation agreement per Berks County Ordinance No. 02-2021
Establishment of a five-member board to rule on construction code appeals

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www.berkspa.gov/planning TO: Berks County Municipal Secretaries FROM: Jam ie L. Passon, Planner II RE: Berks County Uniform Construction Code Board of Appeals DATE: Decem ber 22, 2025 As you m ay be aware, the County of Berks has established a countywide Board of Appeals for the Uniform Construction Code, in accordance with Act 45 of 1999 . Act 45 requires each municipality that has adopted the Uniform Construction Code to establish an Appeals Board to handle appeals, variances, and time extensions relating to that municipality’s adopted UCC ordinance. Due to the difficulty of staffing such a board, many municipalities have joined with the County to take a regional approach to this requirement. Each munic ipality that joins the Board is required to pay a $300.00 annual membership fee, which is used to cover Board operating costs. Although a municipality can opt into the Board at any time throughout the year, the fee is not prorated for partial-year membership. Each municipality joining the Board is also required to enter into an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with the County and the other municipalities who are members of the Board. In 2021, t he County of Berks adopted an ordinance (Berks County Ordinance No. 02-2021) amending the i ntergovernmental cooperation agreement used to continue operations of the Board. Due to this recent amendment, all current and new member municipalities must execute the new agreement in order to continue participatio [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 13, 2026

Borough Council

Borough Council to consider new credit card payment ordinance and staff appointments

The Borough Council will vote on an ordinance to allow credit card payments for borough services and the collection of convenience fees. The meeting includes appointments for a Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, and a Zoning Hearing Board member. Council will also review infrastructure payments and fire department promotions.

Ordinance No. 1459-2025 to authorize credit card payments and associated convenience fees
Payment of $20,172.60 to JNS Paving and Excavating for the West Lawn Interceptor
Payment of $55,624.40 to Forino Co., LP for the 50/50 sidewalk program
Appointment of Mark Robinson to the Zoning Hearing Board effective July 1, 2026
Proposed requirement for law firms providing borough services to enter retainer agreements

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AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, January 13, 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. RESOLUTION NO. 2026-03- A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA IN RECOGNITION OF THE DEDICATION AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF WILLIAM JENCKES TO THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING 6. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny adopting Resolution 2026-03 as to the recognition of contribution to the Borough by William Jenckes 7. RESOLUTION NO. 2026-04- A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA IN RECOGNITION OF THE DEDICATION AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF RONALD STANKO TO THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING 8. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny adopting Resolution 2026-04 as to the recognition of contribution to the Borough by Ronald Stanko 9. RESOLUTION NO. 2026-05- A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA IN RECOGNITION OF THE DEDICATION AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF FREDERICK MOGEL TO THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING 10. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny adopting Resolution 2026-05 as to the recognition of contr [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 13, 2026

Borough Council

Council to vote on ordinance allowing credit‑card fees for borough services

The Wyomissing Borough Council meeting on Jan 13, 2026 will consider a range of items including recognitions of former officials, financial reports, and several motions. Key actions include approving payments of $20,172.60 to JNS Paving and $55,624.40 to Forino Co. for infrastructure work, and adopting Ordinance No. 1459‑2025 to permit credit‑card payments and charge convenience fees for borough services. The council will also appoint Mark Robinson to the Zoning Hearing Board and select a new Borough Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer from submitted candidates.

Approve payment of $20,172.60 to JNS Paving for the West Lawn Interceptor
Approve payment of $55,624.40 to Forino Co., LP for the 50/50 sidewalk program
Adopt Ordinance No. 1459‑2025 to allow credit‑card payments and impose convenience fees
Appoint Mark Robinson to the Zoning Hearing Board for a three‑year term starting July 1, 2026
Appoint a Borough Treasurer and an Assistant Treasurer from candidates who submitted letters of interest

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January 9, 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: Michele Bare, Borough Manager Enclosed for your consideration are copies of the Council Minutes, Committee Reports, other correspondence, as well as the January 13, 2026 meeting agenda. **Note: Executive Session will be held at 6:15 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. Michele Bare, Borough Manager & Economic Development Coordinator Randy McKinley, Recreation & Communications Director AGENDA WYOMISSING BOROUGH COUNCIL Tuesday, January 13, 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. RESOLUTION NO. 2026-03- A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA IN RECOGNITION OF THE DEDICATION AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF WILLIAM JENCKES TO THE BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING 6. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny adopting Resolution 2026-03 as to the recognition of contribution [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jan 8, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

Committee reviews cash position, budget variances, and fund balances

The Finance & Administration Committee will examine the borough's cash and investment balances, including Tompkins Savings ($276,602) and PLGIT investments ($7,970,404). It will compare actual 2025 revenues and expenditures to the budget, noting a $1.57 M shortfall in revenue and a $1.38 M excess in expenses. The meeting will also review reserve recommendations and capital‑project funding allocations for 2025.

Cash & investment balances: Tompkins Savings $276,602; Tompkins Checking $107,695; PLGIT $7,970,404
General Obligation Note Series 2024 – $5,000,000 at 4.095% maturing 12/31/2025
Preliminary 2025 budget: projected revenue $27,000,000 vs budget $24,895,738; expenses $27,724,000 vs budget $26,468,349
Reserve recommendations: MS4 $530,000, Bike Route Maintenance $64,165, West Lawn Interceptor $630,000
Capital project allocations: Garage/Admin/Police Facilities $538,622; West Lawn Interceptor $630,000; 4th & Oley Pump Station $175,000

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BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING CASH & INVESTMENT POSITION BALANCE RATE BALANCE RATE BALANCE RATE CASH IN BANK TOMPKINS SAVINGS 276,602 3.41% - 3.52% 278,038 .02%/ 2.58% 107,030 TOMPKINS CHECKING 107,695 3.50% 113,204 0.03% 116,433 384,297 391,242 223,463 INVESTMENTS PLGIT 7,970,404 4.27% - 4.58% 7,437,845 4.11% - 4.36% 6,785,304 3.63% - 3.88% 7,970,404 7,437,845 6,785,304 8,354,701 7,829,087 7,008,767 VARIANCE (525,614) (820,320) 210,065 22,026 30,932 8,564,766 7,851,113 7,039,699 GENERAL OBLIGATION NOTE SERIES 2024 - WEBSTER 20 YR/ 4.095% 5,000,000 4,827,000 4,827,000 12/31/2025 TOTAL CASH AND INVESTMENTS WITH PENDING GRANT REIM TOTAL CASH & INVESTMENTS PENDING GRANT REIMBURSEMENTS 12/31/2024 11/30/2025 DRAFT BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING PLGIT TERM RATE MATURITY PLGIT TERM 3,000,000 180 DAYS 4.15% 2/17/2026 PLGIT CLASS 74,427 3.63% LIQUID PLGIT PRIME 3,190,491 3.88% LIQUID (2/MO) 6,264,918 PLGIT CLASS 463 3.63% LIQUID PLGIT PRIME 391,738 3.88% LIQUID (2/MO) 392,201 PLGIT CLASS 7,212 3.63% LIQUID PLGIT PRIME 120,971 3.88% LIQUID (2/MO) 128,184 6,785,304 INTEREST INCOME BUDGET YTD GENERAL 300,000 288,645 ROAD 3,500 13,425 WATER 100,000 79,833 SEWER 90,000 50,245 REFUSE 12,000 9,648 HIGHWAY 10,000 9,886 TOTAL 515,500 451,682 (63,818) GENERAL DEBT PROCEEDS LIQUID FUELS DRAFT DRAFT BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING DEC REVENUE NET REAL ESTATE TAXES 52,644 OTHER LOCAL TAXES 649,846 DEC COMPARISONS DEC 2024 DEC 2025 PRIOR YEAR VARIANCE DEC BUDGET DEC VARIANCE GENE [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jan 8, 2026

Finance & Administration Committee

Council will consider canceling $5 million excess liability coverage to save $25,000.

The Finance & Administration Committee will review cash balances, December 2025 financial results, and the transition to an interim CFO from Transcend Finance. It will consider several motions, including canceling a $5 million excess liability insurance policy to save about $25,000, filling a vacant resident seat, authorizing new check signers, and adopting various policy and procedural changes.

Cancel $5 million excess liability insurance coverage, saving approx. $25,000 (motion required)
Authorize the appointed Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer as check signers for all borough bank accounts (resolution)
Require all law firms providing services to enter retainer agreements within 60 days of notification (motion)
Add a standing agenda item to disclose Right to Know request details for requests received on/after Jan 1 2026 (motion)
Amend Public Comment Policy to add a second comment period at the end of each committee, commission, and board meeting (motion)

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AGENDA FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Thursday, January 8, 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) December 2025 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) Transcend Finance – Scott Boehret i. Introduce Scott Boehret from Transcend Finance, who the Borough has contracted with for interim CFO duties, due to the retirement of Phyllis Smith ii. Discuss the transition plan for Transcend and finding a permanent replacement the Business Manager 7) 2026 Insurance Renewal Premium Rates – Zach Focht, EHD i. Review and discuss the Borough’s 2026 insurance renewal rates ii. Review and discuss canceling the Borough’s $5 million excess liability coverage, at a cost savings of approximately $25,000 iii. A motion is needed to table, approve or deny, recommending Council approve [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 7, 2026

Civil Service Commission

Civil Service Commission to certify fire department promotions

The Wyomissing Civil Service Commission will review and vote on certifying candidates for Captain and Technician positions within the Wyomissing Fire Department. The body will also hold a reorganization meeting to elect officers for 2026.

Certify candidates for Captain promotion
Certify candidates for Technician promotion
Recommend Captain promotion to Borough Council
Recommend Technician promotion to Borough Council
Elect Civil Service Commission officers for 2026

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NLH DPB 207763-14 12/29/2025 #1CY0240 BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA Wednesday, January 7, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge to the Flag 3. Roll Call – Commission Members _____ Jeremiah Sensenig, Chairman _____ Corey Jones, Vice Chairman _____ Keith Neff, Voting Member _____ Thomas Dougherty, Alternate Member Others Present _____ Michele Bare, Borough Manager _____ Daniel P. Becker, Esquire, Solicitor Residents Present _____ __________________________ _____ __________________________ 4. Public Comment - All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Borough of Wyomissing Civil Service Commission, and shall be limited to matters of public concern, official action, or deliberations that are, or may come, before the Wyomissing Civil Service Commission. 5. Approval of minutes from the October 20, 2025 Civil Service Commission meeting (copy attached) a. A motion is needed to table, approve or deny approving the Borough of Wyomissing Civil Service Commission meeting minutes from the October 20, 2025 Borough of Wyomissing Civil Service Commission meeting 6. Review, discuss and consider certification of the list of candidates for promotion to the position of Captain with the Wyomissing Fire Department a. A motion is needed to table, approve or deny certifying the list of candidates for the promotion to the position of Captain with the Wyomiss [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 7, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Board to consider pavilion variance at 1700 Tulpehocken Road

The Zoning Hearing Board will discuss a variance request for a pavilion and walkway at 1700 Tulpehocken Road. The board will also review candidates to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of Najla Bathish.

Variance request for a 20’ x 40’ pavilion at 1700 Tulpehocken Road
Proposed three-foot wide unpaved walkway (Section 463.A.18 requires five-foot wide paved)
Review of candidates to fill a Zoning Hearing Board vacancy

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AGENDA ZONING HEARING BOARD Wednesday, January 7, 2026 – 2:00 p.m. 1. Call to order 2. Review of the Zoning Hearing procedural steps 3. Discuss the requested variance submitted by Mr. Thomas Rothermel, Esq., on behalf of his client, Nicholas Stoltzfus Homestead Preservation Committee, owner of property located at 1700 Tulpehocken Road, from Section 463.A.18, to allow for the construction of a 20’ x 40’ pavilion to be used for weddings, reunions and similar events, with a three-foot wide unpaved walkway, where a minimum five-foot wide paved walkway is required for access between common parking areas, open space and recreation areas, and other community facilities 4. Swearing in of any parties to be examined or cross examined 5. Examinations and cross examinations by legal counsel, and questions by the Zoning Hearing Board 6. Public Comment - All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Zoning Hearing Board and shall be limited to matters of the Zoning Hearing being conducted. 7. Review of the Zoning Hearing administrative steps 8. Executive Session 9. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny granting a variance from Section 463.A.18, to allow for the construction of a 20’ x 40’ pavilion to be used for weddings, reunions and similar events, with a three-foot wide unpaved walkway, where a minimum five-foot wide paved walkway is required for access between common parking areas, open space and recreation areas, and [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 7, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Zoning Board to decide variance for 7th unit and parking at 1110 Fairview Ave

The Wyomissing Zoning Hearing Board will consider a variance request submitted by attorney Keith Mooney on behalf of Iris Club Apartments, LLC for the property at 1110 Fairview Avenue. The request seeks permission to add a seventh apartment unit and to reduce the required off‑street parking dimensions to allow fourteen spaces measuring 7’ 7.2” × 18” instead of 9’ × 18”. After examinations and public comment, the board will vote to table, approve, or deny the variances.

Variance to permit a seventh apartment unit at 1110 Fairview Avenue (Section 422)
Variance to allow fourteen off‑street parking spaces with reduced dimensions at 1110 Fairview Avenue (Section 609.2)

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AGENDA ZONING HEARING BOARD Wednesday, January 7, 2026 – 3:00 p.m. 1. Call to order 2. Review of the Zoning Hearing procedural steps 3. Discuss the requested variance submitted by Mr. Keith Mooney, Esq., on behalf of his client, Iris Club Apartments, LLC, for property located at 1110 Fairview Avenue, from Section 422, “Uses Permitted by Right”, to allow a seventh apartment unit to be occupied at the property; and a variance from Section 609.2, “Off-Street Parking”, to allow fourteen off-street parking spaces to be provided at the property measuring 7’ 7.2” x 18’, instead of the required 9’ x 18’ 4. Swearing in of any parties to be examined or cross examined 5. Examinations and cross examinations by legal counsel, and questions by the Zoning Hearing Board 6. Public Comment - All public comments shall be related to the subject matter jurisdiction of the Zoning Hearing Board and shall be limited to matters of the Zoning Hearing being conducted. 7. Review of the Zoning Hearing administrative steps 8. Executive Session 9. A motion is needed to table, approve, or deny granting a variance from Section 422, “Uses Permitted by Right”, to allow a seventh apartment unit to be occupied at the property; and a variance from Section 609.2, “Off-Street Parking”, to allow fourteen off-street parking spaces to be provided at the property measuring 7’ 7.2” x 18’, instead of the required 9’ x 18’

Wed Jan 7, 2026

Civil Service Commission

Civil Service Commission recommends police and fire department hires

The Commission certified candidate lists and recommended that Borough Council fill several open positions. These include promotions for police sergeants and new hires for patrol officers and firefighters.

Recommended promotion of up to two candidates to Police Sergeant
Recommended hiring up to two candidates for Patrol Officer
Recommended hiring up to two candidates for Firefighter
Approved start of promotional process for Fire Department Technician
Approved start of promotional process for Fire Department Captain

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-1- BOROUGH OF WYOMISSING CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION M INUTES OF THE WYOMISSING CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION MEETING ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2025 AT 4:00PM C ALL TO ORDER: Chairman Jeremiah Sensenig called the meeting to order at 4:03pm. PR ESENT: Jeremiah Sensenig, Chairman Corey Jones, Vice Chairman Keith Neff, Voting Member Thomas Dougherty, Alternate Member ABSENT: All members were present A LSO PRESENT: John Phillips, Chief of Wyomissing Police Department Michele Bare, Borough Manager C OUNCILMEMBERS PRESENT William S. Jenckes Jana R. Barnett R ESIDENTS IN ATTENDANCE: Adrian Jadic, 48 Cardinal Road PU BLIC COMMENT No public comment was provided. A PPROVAL OF MINUTES OF AUGUST 20, 2025 MEETING Upon motion by Keith Neff and seconded by Thomas Dougherty, the Commission unanimously approved the minutes of the August 20, 2025 meeting of the Commission. R EVIEW, DISCUSS AND CONSIDER CERTIFICATION OF THE LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR PROMOTION TO THE POSITION OF SERGEANT WITH THE WYOMISSING POLICE DEPARTMENT Chief Phillips reviewed the list of candidates and overall scores, based off the written oral and physical tests. There were seven initial candidates, of which one withdrew and two failed the written test. Of the four remaining candidates, the highest combined score was 96.11 and the lowest score was 84.76. DRAFT -2- Commission member Thomas Dougherty questioned about the confidentiality of the list and why the names of each candidate w [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 7, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Zoning Hearing Board to consider variance for Iris Club Apartments at 1110 Fairview Ave

The Wyomissing Zoning Hearing Board will review an application from Club Apartments, LLC for a variance from the R‑2 zoning district for the property at 1110 Fairview Ave. The request seeks relief from the required off‑street parking minimum and related setback provisions. A public hearing is scheduled for January 7 2026 at 2:00 PM in Borough Hall. Board members, the borough manager, and the borough solicitor are listed as officials for the hearing.

Variance request for Iris Club Apartments (1110 Fairview Ave) to deviate from R‑2 zoning requirements
Proposed reduction of the 14 required off‑street parking spaces for a 7‑unit building
Request for a 15‑foot side‑yard setback exemption per Zoning Ordinance Section 424
Public hearing scheduled for Jan 7 2026, 2:00 PM at Wyomissing Borough Hall, 22 Reading Blvd.
Board officials attending: Zoning Officer Michele E. Bare, Solicitor Daniel Becker, Borough Manager, and others

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Kraft MUNICIPAL GROUP2 December 15, 2025 MEMO To: Zoning Hearing Board FROM: Jeffrey S. Hogg, Residential Zoning Officer TOPIC: Iris Club Apartments — 1110 Fairview Ave 4 APPLICATION: The Iris Club Apart a Variance from zoning district a ifs, owners of a property located ns 422, "Uses Permitted by Rig 9.2, “Off-street Parking” from Ordinance. COMMENTS: 1. The pr 4g located in the R-2 Suburbang : The property measi ximately 21,780 s.f. and is conte um lot size of -residential uses in R-2. : s a frontage along Fairview Ave 2. and is bordered single-family dwellings. 3 lling is located approximately 3 side property line and I t-side property line and is theref ide yard setbdck\of 15’ requ d non-conforming for tion 424 of the Zoning of the Zoning Ordinaneé, ar ht_.cendition nor specialexcepti iS granted\in 2012 for the use ing permits, zoning permits an time of construction. 25, a Kraft Municipal Group rent the property. Previous rental ins myprevious inspection years. sansion of the use, additional zoni inspector observed a 7'h unit was ction records indicate that no 7h relief, in the form of a Variance , Srequired. 20, aminimum of 2 parking spat : Therefore, for a 7-unit apartment, um of 14 off-street parking ie required. equired each parking space h im dimensions of 9' x 18' inimum number of parking spa: icant is requesting a luce the dimension of each parki x 18. The applicant HEARING A hearing PM, at Wyomi participate in’ 2026, at 2:00 licable, must [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 7, 2026

Zoning Hearing Board

Borough receives applications for Zoning Hearing Board vacancies

The provided document consists of applications and resumes from residents seeking appointment to the Wyomissing Zoning Hearing Board. No official meeting agenda or list of decided actions is present in the text.

Application from Adrian Jadic, a mechanical engineer
Application from Michele Kauffman, a real estate valuation professional
Application from Jim Margrave, a construction and facilities management professional
Application from Patrick McCrae, a certified general real estate appraiser

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DRAFT DRAFT Borough Manager Michele Bare Borough of Wyomissing 22 Reading Boulevard Wyomissing, PA 19610 Dear Ms. Bare: I am writing to express my interest in serving a three-year term on the Wyomissing Zoning Hearing Board. As a long-time Borough resident, a mechanical engineer by training, and someone deeply familiar with municipal processes and ordinances, I believe I can add value to the Board’s quasi-judicial responsibilities and its commitment to fairness, clarity, and due process. Professional & Technical Qualifications I hold a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and currently work in Capital Projects for the City of Reading, where I manage multi-million-dollar infrastructure initiatives that require close coordination with engineers, contractors, permitting agencies, state code requirements, and public stakeholders. This work demands: ● Careful review of technical drawings and specifications ● Understanding of design intent, safety standards, and construction implications ● Adherence to regulatory frameworks including zoning, stormwater, accessibility (ADA), and PA municipal codes ● Clear documentation, records management, and transparent decision-making These are directly relevant to the Zoning Hearing Board’s role in evaluating variance requests, special exceptions, and appeals. Experience with Municipal Procedure & Ordinances As reflected throughout the official Borough minutes, I am an active participant in Council and Committee m [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jan 5, 2026

Borough Council

Mon Jan 5, 2026

Borough Council

✓ Decidido: Kristen Gajewski elected council president; multiple key appointments approved

The council elected Kristen Gajewski as President (4‑3) and approved Councilmember Reimer as First Vice President (5‑2) and Councilmember Weinhoffer as Second Vice President (7‑0). The borough also appointed Michele Bare as Manager, Melissa Miller as Secretary, Sharon Boyer as Deputy Tax Collector, Masano Bradley as Solicitor, and McCarthy Engineering as Consulting Engineer, each by unanimous vote.

Kristen Gajewski appointed Council President, vote 4-3
Councilmember Reimer appointed First Vice President, vote 5-2
Councilmember Weinhoffer appointed Second Vice President, vote 7-0
Michele Bare appointed Borough Manager, vote 7-0
Melissa Miller appointed Borough Secretary, vote 7-0
Sharon Boyer appointed Deputy Tax Collector, vote 7-0
Masano Bradley appointed Borough Solicitor, vote 7-0
McCarthy Engineering appointed Borough Consulting Engineer, vote 7-0