Lititz Government Roundup: Stormwater Fees, Mid-Year Budget, and Park Improvements on Recent Agendas
Overview
Recent agendas for three Lititz Borough bodies — the Parks Committee, the Lititz Borough Authority, and Borough Council — outline discussions on stormwater fees, a mid-year financial review, a trash contract extension, and park improvements. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of these meetings, the record shows only what was scheduled for discussion or consideration, not what was decided. No vote tallies, approvals, or final actions are available in the provided documents.
Lititz Borough Authority — Stormwater Fees and Operations
The Lititz Borough Authority met on July 23, 2026, with an agenda listing a discussion of stormwater management fees and several operational items.
Agenda items included:
- Stormwater Management Fee discussion
- QuickBooks for LBA accounting at a cost of $37.50 per month
- LSA Lease agreement and WTMA agreement presentation
- Lititz Public Works Sewer Projects Update
- MS4 Report and Presentation
The agenda also noted reports from Inframark, Entech, and the WTMA. No outcomes or votes are recorded in the available record.
Borough Council — Mid-Year Finances and Personnel
Borough Council met on July 28, 2026. The agenda included a 2026 mid-year financial review, a proposed one-year trash contract extension, and the appointment of a Director of Public Works.
The agenda also listed the swearing in of Officer Adam Webb, along with several administrative items:
- 2026 Paving Pay App #1
- Dumpster and POD permits for 114 E. Second Ave
- Dumpster and POD permits for 148 S. Broad
Because minutes are not yet published, it is not known which items were approved, tabled, or continued to a future meeting.
Parks Committee — Sixth Street Park and Facility Updates
The Parks Committee met on July 20, 2026. The agenda listed staff updates on lawn treatment, the skatepark, Memorial Park, and the rail trail, along with sub-committee reports.
A specific item on the agenda was the Snyder Little Library request for Sixth Street Park. Public comment was scheduled to follow the discussion.
No decisions are recorded in the available record.
Why It Matters
The stormwater fee discussion could affect how residents pay for stormwater management, though no fee change has been approved in the available record. The mid-year financial review gives Council a snapshot of 2026 spending and revenue. A trash contract extension, if approved, would affect residential collection service continuity. The Director of Public Works appointment affects oversight of borough infrastructure projects. Park discussions, including the Snyder Little Library request, shape how Sixth Street Park and other public spaces are used.
Coming Up
No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days, according to the provided data. Residents should check the borough's official calendar for any additions or schedule changes.