CITY OF CORRY 7:00 PM  COMMUNITY CENTER  SEPTEMBER 16, 2024  Mayor Baker called the meeting to order with the Lord's Prayer followed with the Pledge of Allegiance. Roll call found Council members Fike, Hammond, Lindstrom and Maloney present.. Also present, was Solicitor Caparosa, City Administrator Smith, Fire Chief Hodak and Police Chief Cherry. (1) Mayor Baker requested a motion to approve the minutes of the August 19, 2024 Regular  ROLL CALL APPROVE 8/19/24 HEARING OF THE PUBLIC DEPLTR-REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION REPORT RECEIPT-844E COLUMBUS AVE RES24-27MUNICIPAL MODIFICATIONOF EXISTING LEASE RENTAL DEBT  Meeting. Motion was made by! Mr. Fike and was seconded by Mr. Maloney; motion carried unanimously. REGULAR MTGI MINUTES  Hearing of the Public: None  (2) Mayor Baker requested a motion to receive and file letter dated August 14, 2024 from Pennsylvania DEP acknowledging the receipt of Remedial Investigation Report pertaining to 844E Columbus Ave stating that DEP has 90 days to review the project report. Motion was made by Mr. Fike (3) Mr. Hammond requested a motion to adopt Resolution 24-27 authorizing the modification of existing lease rental debti incurred thru thei issuance and sale of a guaranteed revenue note, Series of 2019 AUTHORITY int the amount of $900,000 by the Municipal Authority of the City of Corry secured by a guaranty agreement by the City of Corry to the First National Bank, for the purposes oft financing a public water system capital improvements project; approving the execution and delivery of a consent and confirmation byt the City to a modification agreement to be executed by the Authority and Banka and the concurrent issuance of the Authority's $119,750 amended and restated guaranteed revenue note, Series of 2024 in replacement of the existing note. Motion was made by Mr. Fike and seconded by Mr. Maloney; motion  and seconded by Mr. Hammond; motion carried unanimously.  carried unanimously.  (4) Mayor Baker requested a motion to adopt Resolution 24-28 to acknowledge the Erie Area Council RES 24-28 ERIE AREA COG of Governments Independent. Auditor's Report for the year ending December 31, 2023. Motion was made REPORT: 2023  INDEPENDENT AUDITOR RES 24-29: SUPPORTING ERIE CO COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING PLAN (MAP GRANT) RES24-30SLFRF/ARPA FUNDSTO PURCHASE & UPFIT -POLICE VEHICLE 2NDI READING CITY WITHDRAWALNWPA TRICK OR TREATHOURS 2025 PENSION MOU'S FIRE, POLICER NON-UNIFORM BILLLIST  by Mr. Fike and seconded by Mrs. Lindstrom; motion carried unanimously.  (5) Mayor Baker requested a motion to adopt Resolution 24-29 stating that the City of Corry supports Erie County in designing a Comprehensive Housing Plan to help address housing needs throughout the county and the County'si initiative to apply for al Municipal Assistance Program (MAP) Grant to partially fund the program. Motion was madel by Mr. Fike and seconded by Mrs. Lindstrom; (6) Mr. Hammond requested a motion to adopt Resolution 24-30 to allocate State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF also known as ARPA) for use of purchasing and upfitting a police vehicle. Motion was made by! Mr. Fike and seconded by Mr. Maloney; motion carried unanimously. the City/swithdrawal from the Northwest Pennsylvania Tri-County Council of Governments and repeal or (8) Mayor Baker announced Halloween Trick or Treat will be held on October 31* from 6-8 pm. (9) Mr. Hammond requested a motion to approve 2025 Police Pension, Fire Pension and Non- Uniform Pension Minimum Municipal Obligations. Motion was made by Mr. Fike and seconded by Mr. (10) Mr. Hammond requested a motion to approve paying bills as funds are available. Motion was  motion carried unanimously.  (7) Mr. Fike requested a motion to adopt on second reading Ordinance 1653, Bill 24-04 authorizing ORD 1653, BILL: 24-04 Ordinance 1414, Bill 99-02. Motion was made by! Mr. Hammond and seconded by Mrs. Lindstrom; motion TRI-COUNTYCOG  carried unanimously.  Maloney; motion carried unanimously.  made by Mr. Fike and seconded by Mr. Maloney; motion carried unanimously.  1    (11) Mr. Maloney provided an update from Public Safety -1 there was a meeting with the County on the PUBLICSAFETY UPDATE-  EMS Authority thati is tryingt tol be put together. The County was also down this past week with questions  EMS AUTHORITY FALLD DATES: BRUSH & LEAFPICKUP HYDRANT FLUSHING EVENT REQUEST: SANTA INTHE MITTENS FOR KIDS  and information- - hoping for answers next month. (12) Mr. Fike announced the following dates:  Fall Brush pick up from September 30th- October 11th Hydrant Flushing from September. 30th- October 4th Leaf pick up begins October 14th until completed or firsts snowfall (13) Mrs. Lindstrom requested a motion to approve event request: eventi is dependent on receiving current certificate ofi insurance. Motion was made by Mr. Fike and seconded byl Mr. Maloney; motion carried unanimously.  Kiwanis Club, Santa int the Park/Mittens for Kids - December 15t at City Park.. Approval for this  PARK/  Hearing of thel Public: thereof.  HEARING OFTHE PUBLIC  Sheri Taylor spoke about attending thel Union City" Trailhead dedication and saidi it was well attended. Mrs. Taylor noted the differences between Union City'steam workr regarding trails and the City of Corry's lack Rex Messenger spoke regarding Ordinance 1570 (fire charges) and asked thati it be lookedi into asi insurance companies do not payt towards this. He said that the Citys should help people payt their deductibles ift their house burns down. Mr. Messenger: said he'di like to see all of the figures related to the mentioned  ordinance.  (14) Announcement of meetings:  MEETING: SCHEDULE NO EXEÇUTIVE! SESSION ADJOURN  a. Monday, October 14, CDBG Public Hearing 6:30 pm, at the Community Center. Monday, October 14, work session, 7 pm at the Community Center. Monday, October 21, regular meeting, 7 pm at the Community Center.  (15) Mayor Bakecannounced there would be no executive session heldf following tonight'smeeting.  (16) Respe  digurned at 7:18 pm.  submitted, 44  533 R  2