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The council discussed Advanced Life Support (ALS) service options for the upcoming year, focusing on the relationship between response times, patient outcomes, and business model sustainability. A motion was passed to not renew the current ALS contract with Westwood and to designate the Christiana Community Ambulance Association as the primary ALS provider effective January 1, 2027.
The meeting included various department updates, including police activity reports, library programming, a food drive trophy presentation, the FY 2025 audit summary, and public works projects such as meter upgrades and stormwater repairs. Discussion items focused on options for Advanced Life Support services for 2027, the continuation of a police fuel surcharge, enforcement of hunting restrictions on borough property, and progress on property maintenance, pedestrian safety, and stream restoration projects. Additionally, the council approved an escrow agreement for a land development plan and reviewed pension plan obligations.
The council received reports from the Christiana Fire Company, Christiana Community Ambulance, Parkesburg Police, and the Public Works Manager. Old business included discussions on a draft Noise Ordinance, Park Rules and Regulations Ordinance, pedestrian safety and crosswalk projects, and Main Street underpass lighting. New business actions included approving a revision to the zoning ordinance to remove mailbox permit requirements, adopting the 2026 Chester County Hazard Mitigation Plan, and adopting a resolution regarding the disposition of municipal records. The council also approved maintenance decisions for borough park plantings, a final payment for the Church Street/Tee Alley project, and multiple Stormwater Best Management Practices Operation, Maintenance and Inspection plans and agreements. Additionally, the meeting included an executive session to discuss a legal issue.
The Council reviewed reports from the Fire Company, Police, Library, and Public Works, including updates on water quality reporting and upcoming permit renewals. Key actions included closing out the Tee Alley/Church Street project, appointing a new member to the Park and Recreation Commission, and approving a contract with HRG Engineering. The Council also authorized an upgrade to water meter reading software, approved a lottery-based hunting program for borough-owned parcels, and initiated the drafting of new park and noise ordinances.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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