Mount Joy Borough Council Meeting 7:00 PM Monday, December 2, 2024  Agenda  1. Call to Order - President Hall Youngerman, and Mayor Bradley 3. Invocation- Mayor Bradley 4. Pledge of Allegiance  2. Roll Cal-Councilors, Crider, Eichler, Fahndrich, Greineder, Ginder, Hall, Haigh, Kark,  5. Announcement of Executive Sessions - There were no Borough Council Executive Sessions held by Council between November 4, 2024 and December 2, 2024. 6. Consider a motion to approve the December 2, 2024, Borough Council Meeting Agenda. 7. Public Input Period - Comments of Any Borough Resident or Borough Property  Owner. Time limit oft three minutes per individual.  8. Reports  a. Mayor b. Police Chief Fire Department Mount Joy d. PSH Life Lion LLC. e. EMA f. Library  g. Zoning, Code, & Stormwater. Administrator h. Community & Economic Development Coordinator  Public Works Department Borough Authority Manager Borough Manager  Assistant Borough Manager/Finance Officer  9. Approval of Minutes  a. Approval of the Regular Borough Council Meeting held on November 4, 2024. b. Approval of the Special Budget Meeting of November 7, 2024. C. Approval of the Special Budget Meeting of November 12, 2024.  10. Building Ad Hoc Committee  a. Updates - Josh Deering/CRA b. Review bid tabs and additions Review costs and financing.  Ifyou are a person requiring accommodations to participate, please contact Borough staff to discuss how we may best accommodate your needs. 21 East Main Street, Mount Joy, PA 17552 . (717)653-2300 Fax (717) 653-6680 . Borougnomouniopmaag . ww.mouniotoougncon    11.Administration and Finance Committee  a. Concept Briefing/ rezoning, 100 New Haven Street. Todd Smeigh, DC Gohn Consider a motion to approve RETTEW's 2025 Engineering of Record proposal. d. Discussion with possible motion regarding electricity rates for all Borough  b. Concept Briefing/rezoning, 1087 Wood Street.  facilities, streetlights, etc.  Consider a motion to accept bid from IGS and authorize the Borough Public Hearing = Ordinance 04-2024, Amending Chapter 207 to add Short-Term Consider a motion to adopt Ordinance 05-2024, adding Chapter 205 to Rental g. Consider a motion to adopt Ordinance. 06-2024, Property Maintenance Code. h. Consider a motion to adopt Ordinance 07-2024, an ordinance to levy the tax rate for all taxable real properties within the Borough of 4.74 mills for 2025. Consider a motion to adopt Highway Aid 2025 Budget as presented. Consider a motion to adopt the Refuse 2025 Budget as presented. k. Consider a motion to adopt the Capital Funds Budget for 2025 as presented. Consider a motion to approve the General Fund Budget for 2025 as presented with a. Discussion with possible motion regarding Voyage Mount Joy tol host Fresh Brews b. Based upon Traffic Study prepared by Sgt Reed and Chief Goshen, consider a motion to eliminate parking along the east side of Delta Street between Main Street and Henry Street, to adopt 2 hour parking for the two parking spaces along the west side of Delta Street between Main St and Henry Street, and to authorize the Borough Solicitor to prepare and advertise an ordinance to reflect this motion. a. Consisder al motion to approve Contract #1, Columbia Ave., Barbara St., and' Walnut St. ADA Curb ramps and authorize advertising and bidding. b. Consider a motion to approve Contract #2, Walnut St. Paving and Consider a motion to approve Contract #3, Bituminous Seal Coat and d. Consider a motion to utilize Lancaster County Career and Technology Center welding students to build and install an iron railing at the bleacher area Kunkle Field with the Borough being responsible for cost of materials.  Manager to execute said agreement.  Rentals. Code.  Revenues and Expenditures at $6,069,651.00. of Mount Joy on. Saturday, April 26, 2025.  12. Public Safety Committee  13.Public Works Committee  authorize advertising and bidding. authorize advertising and bidding.  14. Public Input Period - Comments of Any Borough Resident or Borough Property  Owner. Time limit of three minutes per individual. 15. Any other matter proper to come before Council a. Donegal School District Mini-Thon  b. - See report of Aggressive Driving Enforcement: Wave 1  16. Acknowledge the payment bills.  2    17. Meetings and dates of importance, see attached calendar.  18. Executive Session. 19. Adjournment  The next full Council Meeting is scheduled for 7PM. on Monday, January 6. 2025.  3    8b  S C  o  De A  A  wee Da 45     6 1 N 4  FFF E 8 1 4 9 €  o  2  € 6 11  N 2 2 2 s 3 3 3 6  I 3 9 6 11 9  3  C? 3 6  1 o  u C 1 1 3  :o 6 s Ror t9  00 2 2 3    9    3 9 3  2 2  1  - 2&  2    rARE 0000N 1  RNor 8    MOUNT JOY POLICE DEPARTMENT  21EI MAIN ST, MOUNT JOY,  PA17552  Phone: 717-653-1650  Fax: 717-653-0062  Criminal Charges by Charge Type  Starting Issue Date 10/1/2024 to Ending Issue Date 10/31/2024  Charge Type: ARREST Charge  Total 1 1 2 1 2 2 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 Total: 31  1312-PATITLE75; SECTION VC-1312: NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME OR ADDRESS. 1515 A- PATITLE 75, SECTIONVC-1515/A): NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME ORADDRESS.  188-2- SOLICITATION-LICENSING 2701 A1 - SIMPLE ASSAULT-ATTEMPT  2701 A1 - PA TITLE 18, SECTION CS-2701(A)(1): SIMPLE ASSAULT. 2706 A1 - TERRORISTIC THREATS W/ INTTO TERRORIZE ANOTHER 2709 AI-HARASMENTSTRIKE SHOVE, KICK, ETC. 2709 A3-HARASSMENTIREPEATEDLY ALARM, ANNOY 3502 A1 I-PAT TITLE 18, SECTION CS-3502 (A)(1)(): BURGLARY. 3502A A1 II-PATITLE 18, SECTION CS-3502 (A)(1)(I): BURGLARY.  3503 (A)(1)()-PA TITLE 18, SECTION CS-3503 (A)(1)(1): CRIMINAL TRESPASS. BUILDINGS AND 3733 A-PA TITLE 75, SECTION VC-3733 (A): FLEEING OR ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE POLICE OFFICER. 1 3742 A-PA TITLE 75, SECTION VC-3742(A): ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DEATH ORPERSONAL INJURY. 3743 A-F PATITLE 75, SECTION VC-3743 (A): ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DAMAGE TO ATTENDED 3802 A1-F PAT TITLE75, SECTION VC-3802 (A)(1): DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL. 3921 A-PA TITLE 18, SECTION CS-3921 (A): THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAKING ORI DISPOSITION.  OCCUPIED STRUCTURES.  VEHICLE ORI PROPERTY. GENERAL IMPAIRMENT.  3802B-D DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCEALC-AOKTO .16% 3921 A- THEFT BY UNLAW TAKING-MOVABLE PROP 5503 A3*- DISORDERLY CONDUCT- OBSCENE LANG/GEST  3929 A1 - RETAIL THEFT  92.16-ANIMALS- NOISE NUISANCES 92.18 ANMALS-RUNNING AT LARGE  Printed By: NICOLELEE on 11/18/2024 12:39PM  Page 1 of 2  cronnn    Charge Type: COMPLAINT Charge 81-SOLCTATON-WO PERMIT 2709/ A1 HARASSMENTISTRIKE, SHOVE, KICK, ETC. 3929A A1-RETAIL THEFT 92.16-A ANIMALS- NOISE NUISANCES 92.18-ANIMALS- RUNNING ATL LARGE  Total 2 4 1 3 1 Total: 11  Printed By: NICOLELEE on 11/18/2024 12:39F PM  Page 2 of 2  cronnn    MOUNT JOY POLICE DEPARTMENT  21 E MAIN ST, MOUNT JOY,  PA 17552  Phone: 717-653-1650  Fax: 717-653-0062  Citation Output By Charge  Starting Issue Date 10/1/2024 to Ending Issue Date 10/31/2024  Charge  Total 1 2 1 1 1 1 8 2 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 1 1 1 6 2 1 1 2 1 Total: 44  4703 A- OPERAT VEH WIO VALID INSPECT 1301 A- Dr Unregist Veh 1332 B5 - Obscured Plate Tinted Plate Cover 1501 A- Driving W/O AI License 1786 A- Required Financial Responsibility 1786 F. - Oper Veh W/OI Req'd Financ Resp 3111 A- Obedience to Traffic-Control Devices 3112 A31 - Failure To Stop At Red Signal 3323 B - Duties At Stop Sign 3353 A21l- Illegal Park W/I 15 Feet of Fire Hydrant 3354 A- Park Improp Two Way Highways 3361 Driving at Safe Speed 3362 A3-14-1 Exceed Max Speed. Lim Estb By 14 MPH 3362 A3-18 - Exceed Max Speed Lim Estb By 18 MPH 3362 A3-20- Exceed Max Speed Lim Estb By 20 MPH 3362 A3-22-E Exceed Max Speed Lim Estb By 22 MPH 3362 A3-23. - Exceed Max Speed Lim Estb By 23 MPH 3362 A3-24- - Exceed Max Speed Lim Estb By 24 MPH 3362 A3-5- Exceed Max Speed Lim Estb By 5 MPH 3714 A- Careless Driving 4703 A- Operat Veh W/O Valid Inspect  3111 A- OBEDIENCE TO IRAFFIC-CONTROL DEVICES 3362 A3-10-E EXCEED MAX SPEED LIM ESTB BY 10 MPH 3362 A3-13-E EXCEED MAX: SPEED LIMI ESTB BY 131 MPH  Printed By: NICOLE LEE SCORDO On11/18/2024 12:38:06 PM  Page 1 of 1    86  Fire Department Mount Joy Incident Report Summary October 2024  2024 Total Incidents as of10/31/24- 482  2024 FDMJ Incidentresponse on average every -15 hours & 91 minutes Total Training formonth - 127 member training events, for a total of 263 hours Firel Prevention- - Provided Fire Pevenionpresentations: atl Donegall IIntermediate Schooland Kraybill Mennonite School to over 600 student and faculty. Community Service  FDMJ members participated in the MJB Spooktacular, the LCBC Trunk-or Treat and MJB Halloween Trick-or-Treat night events. Fire Police provided traffic control for (2) Donegal High School football games, the Janus School 5K event, the Elizabethtown College Homecoming parade and the Manheim  Farm Show parade.  Member Activity - (Other than calls & training) - 619 hours  Fire Police Public Service Activity, Administrative Duties, Station & Apparatus Maintenance,  and Duty Crew/S Station Staffing activity.  Meetings for month - Monthly BOFCO (Fire Officer meeting, Executive board meeting and the monthly FDMJ membership business meeting. Attended MJB Public Safety meeting.  Notable First Due Calls:- NSTR  Recruiting & Retention - FDMJ held semi-annual Recruiting Open House event.    Fire Department Mount Joy Incident Summary Report 10/01/2024 through 10/31/2024  Incidents  Total incidents: 53 Total Time In Service 32:50:10 Average Time to Respond 00:04:07  Total First Due: 37  Total Mutual Aid: 16  Average Time to Scene: 00:06:02  Personnel Response Total Personnel: 537  Avg. Personnel Per Incident: 10.13 Total Personnel Hours: 324:28  Estimated Property Value/Loss/Saved  Pre Incident Value $0.00  Loss: $0.00  Value Saved: $0.00  Apparatus Response Engine 75-1: 34 Duty' Veh 75-1: 30  Engine 75-2: 22 Duty' Veh 75-2: 15  Truck 75:19 Traffic 75: 24  Squad 75: 2  Municipal Responses - First Due Mount Joy Borough: 18 Mount Joy Township: 1 Municipalities - MutualAid Columbia Borough East DonegatTownshp East Hempfield Township Elizabethtown Borough Manheim Borough Mount. Joy Township Rapho Township West Donegal Township  Rapho Township: 14 East Donegal Twp: 4  1 5 2 1 1 4 1 1  Page 1 of4  Tuesday, November 12, 2024-1 17:03    Fire Department Mount Joy Incident Summary Report 10/01/2024 through 10/31/2024  Incident Type - First Due Alarm system activation, noi fire unintentional Detector activation, no fire - unintentional Dispatched & canceled en route Electrical wiring/equipment problem, other Emergency medical service incident, other Extrication of victim(s) from vehicle Gas leak (natural gas orl LPG) Gasoline or other flammable liquid spill Goodi intent call, other Lock-in (if lock out, use 511) Lock-out Medical assist, assist EMS crew Motor vehicle accident with injuries Motor vehicle accident with no injuries. Natural vegetationi fire, other Smoke detector activation due to malfunction Trash or rubbish fire, contained Vehicle accident, general cleanup Incident Type - Mutual Aid Dispatched & canceled en route Extrication of victim(s) from vehicle Motor vehicle accident with injuries Motor vehicle accident with no injuries. Passenger vehiclei fire Road freight ori transport vehicle fire  6 2 3 1 1 1 2 1 5 1 1 2 5 2 1 1 1 1 3 5 2 2 1 2 1  Buildingi fire  Page 2of4  Tuesday, November 12, 2024- 17:03    Fire Department Mount Joy Incident Summary Report 10/01/2024 through 10/31/2024  Incident List  2024-10-0121:08:51 2024-430 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-02 12:43:42 2024-431 East Donegal Township Pinkerton Rd 2024-10-0307-46:19 2024-432 Mount Joy Township Route: 283W 2024-10-0318:17:25 2024-433 Rapho Township 2024-10-04 12:28:07 2024-434 East Hempfield' Townshi Route: 283W 2024-10-04 16:54:47 2024-435 Manheim Borough 2024-10-0606:59.22 2024-436 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-0607:08:43 2024-437 Rapho Township 2024-10-0703:20.34 2024-438 Rapho Township 2024-10-07 18:59:23 2024-440 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-08 10:45:29 2024-441 West Donegal Township WRidge Rd 2024-10-0907:00:26 2024-442 Rapho Township 2024-10-1115:26:10 2024-443 Rapho Township 2024-10-1321:50:02 2024-444 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-1406:54.22 2024-446 Rapho Township 2024-10-1407:3212 2024-447 Rapho Township 2024-10-14 07:38:31 2024-448 Mount. Joyl Borough 2024-10-1609:15.44 2024-450 Elizabethtown Borough WH HighSt 2024-10-1706:48:39 2024-451 Rapho Township 2024-10-1708:30:23 2024-452 Rapho Township 2024-10-1720:18:46 2024-453 East Donegal Township River Rd 2024-10-18 10:30:04 2024-454 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-1811:32:08: 2024-455 Rapho Township 2024-10-19 13:03:34 2024-456 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-19 17:04:50 2024-457 Mount. Joy Township Trail RdN 2024-10-20 09:46:05 2024-458 East Donegal Township Airport Rd 2024-10-20 10:32:54 2024-459 Mount Joy Borough 2024-10-21 11:25:34 2024-460 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-21 12:55:49 2024-461 Mount. Joy Township SI Market St 2024-10-21 13:08:49 2024-462 Mount Joy Borough 2024-10-21 17:05:14 2024-463 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-2205:34:08 2024-464 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-2215:16.25 2024-465 East Donegal Township WMain St 2024-10-2315:06:39 2024-466 Rapho Township 2024-10-23 15:14:42 2024-467 Mount. Joy Township Old Market St 2024-10-2415:20.26 2024-468 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-25 12:38:54 2024-469 Mount. Joy Borough  Orange St Emerson Dr EAdele Ave WI Main St Crestwyck Cir Shellyland Rd NHigh St Hossler Rd Mount Joy Rd NE Barbara St Strickler Rd Strickler Rd EMain St El Main St Strickler Rd EMain St Lancaster Est WMain St Mount. Joy St SJ Jacob St El Main St Joy Ave Charlan Blvd Back Run Rd WI Main St Martin. Ave  Smoke detector activation duet tor malfunction Detector activation, not fire - unintentional Roadi freight or transport vehiclet fire Goodi intent call, other Passenger vehicle fire Building fire  Motor vehicle accident with noi injuries. Emergency medical service incident, other Trash or rubbishi fire, contained Detector activation, noi fire - unintentional Dispatched & canceled en route Extrication of victim(s) from vehicle Gasoline or other flammable liquid spill Alarm system activation, not fire-unintentional Passenger vehiclet fire Electrical wiring/equipment problem, other Goodi intent call, other Goodi intent call, other Motor vehicle accident with injuries Motor vehicle accident with injuries Alarm system activation, no fire- unintentional Building fire Extrication of victim(s) from vehicle Good intent call, other Motor vehicle accident with injuries Dispatched & canceled en route Dispatched- & canceled en route Alarm system activation, not fire unintentional Dispatched & canceled en route Extrication of victim(s) fromy vehicle Dispatched & canceled en route Good intent call, other Medical assist, assist EMS crew Vehicle accident, general cleanup Motor vehicle accident with noi injuries. Alarm system activation, noi fire- unintentional Dispatched & canceled en route Natural vegetation fire, other  2024-10-0717.48:48 2024-439 East Donegal Township Anderson Ferry Rd Motor vehicle accident with no injuries.  2024-10-1402:03:20 2024-445 East Hempfield' Townshi Route: 283E  2024-10-1414:39:49 2024-449 East Donegal Township Anderson Ferry Rd Motor vehicle accident with injuries  Page 3 of4  Tuesday, November 12, 2024- 17:03    Fire Department Mount Joy Incident Summary Report 10/01/2024 through 10/31/2024  Incident List  2024-10-25 13:23:17 2024-470 Rapho Township 2024-10-2513.44:51 2024-471 East Donegal Township Hampshire Ct 2024-10-2602:21:53 2024-472 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-2713:22:37 2024-473 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-28 15:29:29 2024-474 Rapho Township 2024-10-28 18:14:55 2024-475 Rapho Township 2024-10-2905,01:02 2024-476 Mount. Joy Township Route 283E 2024-10-2907.1227 2024-477 Rapho Township 2024-10-3008:30:32 2024-478 East Donegal Township SJacob St 2024-10-3013:08:03 2024-479 Mount. Joy Borough 2024-10-31 15:46:54 2024-481 Columbia Borough 2024-10-31 16:36:14 2024-482 Mount Joy Borough  Strickler Rd Marietta Ave Pink Aly Green Park! Dr Back Run Rd EMain St Cherry St Mount. Joy St  Motor vehicle accident with injuries Building fire Lock-in (if lock out, use! 511) Lock-out Gas leak (natural gas or LPG) Dispatched & canceled en route Motor vehicle accident with injuries Alarm system activation, noi fire unintentional Alarm system activation, noi fire unintentional Dispatched & canceled en route Medical assist, assist EMS crew  Old Harrisburg Pike Gas leak (natural gas or LPG)  2024-10-30 14:07:55 2024-480 East Donegal Township Anderson Ferry Rd Motor vehicle accident withi injuries  Page 4 of4  Tuesday, November 12, 2024- 17:03    8d.  Life Lion LLCI Monthly Report MountJ Joy Borough October 2024 EMS call volume Total Lifel Lion! LLC calls dispatched inN Mount JoyB Borough. Total monthly calls Mount JoyB Borough unit dispatchedi inc other municipalities Mount. Joy Borougho calls handled byc other Life Lion units Totalo dispatchedi municipal responses byp primary unit assignedi inf Mount Joy Borough Mount JoyE Borough Raphol Township Columbia Borough West! Hempfield Township East Hempfield" Township East Donegal Township York County Elizabethtown! Borough West Donegal Township Mount] Joyl Township Mountville Borough Manheim Borough Mariettab Borough EastF Petersburg Total Mediçal Calll Typei in MountJ Joy Borough Sick Person Fall- Injured Breathing Problem Stroke-CVA Chest Pains Hemorrhage Unconscious Person Others Total  Total EMS activity  Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 55 60 67 57 63 57 43 56 63 59 112 85 116 107 145 102 110 99 90 121 9 13 13 7 14 20 10 19 17 14  580 1087 136  Count Pct 45 27.1 34 20.5 15 9.0 15 9.0 12 7.2 8 4.8 8 4.8 7 4.2 6 3.6 6 3.6 4 2.4 3 1.8 2 1.2 0.6 166 Count Pct 11 18.6 9 15.3 5 8.5 5 8.5 4 6.8 4 6.8 4 6.8 17 28.8 59 9:08  PSHL Life Lion LLC activity trends for Mount Joy  Borough  MAR - TotalMutual AidCalls  Borough JUN JUL -TotallL AUG MountjoyB SEP OCT  Responset times primary unit assigned to Mount Joy Borough Response timer median (Minutes)    EMS Covered Calls NW/MESA Covered for PSHLLinE Borough 21 10 16 15 10 14 18 13 15 19 151  PSHLL Covered for NW/MESA inF First Due Area 2 2 6 13 4 5 11 6 3 10 62  Dual Agency Response  Jan-24 Feb-24 Mar-24 Apr-24 May-24 Jun-24 Jul-24 Aug-24 Sep-24 Oct-24 Total  5  Calls Covered Between NW/MESA & Penn State Health Life Lion LLC  biiblal JAN-24 FEB-24 MAR-24 APR-24 MAY-24 JUN-24 JUL-24 AUG-24 SEP-24 OCT-24  for PSHLLI InBorough  PSHLLO Coveredf for NW/MESAInF First DueA Area "DuaiAgencyResponse    8.  Mount Joy Borough EMA Situation Report  MJB -ICS209 INCIDENT- JURISDICTION OPERATIONAL PERIOD REPORTING UNIT  FORM ICS 209-Short  Status Summary Current Situation:  MJB EMA  Dates: 10/24/241 to 11/20/24  MJBEMC  The following reports on activities for the period shown:  State DCNR has been issuing Red Flag Warnings for Lancaster County due to the very dry conditions. Any open fires are not recommended until conditions change as ar result of rain. We are still in a rain deficit, but  recent rains have helped reduce thei fire danger.  Critical Issues:  Nothing to Report  Accomplishments:  Provided Lancaster County EMA with a quote to replace the defective part on the Mount Joy Stream Gauge. Attended a planning meeting for Winterfest. and the Event Support Plani is being developed. Monitored events on Election Day with nothing notable to report at the Borough's three polling places. Attended a walk-through of 101 WI Main St with the Fire Department and an Engineer from PA Task Force 1.  Waiting to hear back from them regarding the purchase of the part.  Planned Activities:  Update the Borough's Emergency Operations Plan. Update Event Support Plan for Winterfest.  Hold a meeting with the Memorial Day organizers and support agencies to discuss the recommendations: for  next year's parade.  Additional Information: Nothing to Report  Name: Philip Colvin  Date: 10/24/24  Time: 1604  Distribution:  Mount. Joy Public Safety Committee    8f  MILANOF-SCHOCK LIBRARY 1184A Anderson! Ferry Road, Mount. Joy, PA1 17552 Tel:717.653.1510 Fax:717.653.4030 www.mslibrary.org  Milanof-Schock Libraryi is a community resource that enriches lives through, education, information, exploration, and socialization.  Bec Connected  Serving East Donegal Township, Marietta Boro, Mount Joy Boro, Mount Joy Township & Rapho Township November 2024. - Compiled by. Joseph Mcllhenney, Executive Director Contributors: Susan Craine, Jan Betty, Stephanie Funk & Kirstin Rhoads  October 1-31, 2024 Statistics TOTAL CIRCULATION YTD CIRCULATION OVERDRIVE & E-formats NEW PATRONS YTD NEW: PATRONS PATRON COUNT YTD PATRON COUNT PASSPORTS YTD PASSPORTS WIFI USERS PC USERS Hoopla!  2024 13,804 151,502 1,438 64 838 5,140 58,328 92 1050 544 230 574  2023 13,834 1,506 73 894 5,033 59,531 95 1170 524 295 558  2022 14,075 1,338 51 763 5,094 53,240 87 872 319 232 562 513 $885.84 $649.00 $207.00 $1,741.84  2021 12,389 1,227 90 596 4,317 42,157 54 736 260 300 546 $9,603.92  2020 13,852 1,473 25 357 3,764 31,750 28 498 267 257 531  152,453 152,202 148,000 102,314  Oct'24 Sep'24 Aug'24 Jul'24 Jun'24 May'24 Apr'24  Number of Hoopla items used  639  ITEMS SOLDINI LOBBY YTDTOTALS TOTAL $ ADDED DONATIONS TOTALSD DONATIONS as PRIZES TOTAL    PROGRAMMING & CLUBS  ADULTP Programs In-Library Programs Club Meeting/Particpants YOUTH Programs In-Library Programs Off-site programs Volunteer Volunteer Hours Joseph  Programs  Participants  Programs YTD  Participants YTD  5 8 22 9  55 67 598 588  44 74 205 88  1010 577 6444 6334  Programs  Participants  Programs YTD  Participants YTD  Month Total  2024 YTD Totals  92.0  1,037.2  Attended Mount. Joy Borough Council, Oct7 Attended Mount. Joy Chamber, Oct9 Attended Friends Group meeting, Oct14 Attended LSLC Board Meeting, Oct1 16 Vacation Oct 21-Oct25 Community/Service Point (Susan) Created municipality reports for Joseph Viewed STIG recording  Presented: 2025 Budget Request to East Donegal Twp, Oct: 15  Continue to weed for space and replacement of bad looking items Re-vamped the passport renewal "cheat sheet" that I'd previously created Processed 92 new items (create labels, book jackets, label, barcode and link) Processed 48 donated itèms (create labels, book] jackets, label, barcode and link)  Created and added labels to! 57 new board books  Youth Services (Jan)  I'm calling this report Outreach October sincel Iwas able to read to Kindergarten, do Read for the For Read for the Record: 42 Donegal High School: students read "Piper Chen Sings" toi the students in! Donegal Intermediate School, Donegal Primary School Thrive to! 5a and IU-13. Donegal High School students returned to read to the afternoon kindergarten classes and teachers read to the intermediate students who were on at field trip that day. 1632 was added to Scholastic's count. What a great interaction! The Norlanco-Rheems Kiwanis paid to have copies oft the book givent to each of the primary school classes and there was enough fort the Intermediate school to keep one Our "Falli into Reading" Challenge began this month and runs through November23. We'r re doing it the same way this year, with each completion earning a book and a raffle ticket fora a prize Mount Joy Spooktacular Kirstin did al bookmark with "Reading is Sweet" on thet front and our info ont the back. We gave out 1133 bookmarks andlf figurelhobnobbedi with well over 2000 people. Had a great turnout for Teen Chill and Draw after the lovely article in The Merchandiser. Teen Dungeons and Dragons seems to be rolling along nicely as well.. Jason Mowery does a great  Record and Alyssa andIdidt the downtown Mount Joy Spooktacular.  also. basket.  Alyssa was a great help as we were inundated by sO many people!  job as our dungeonmaster.    Iwas happy to have. Alyssa cover family storytimes the last week of October so Icould be on Working on getting our new read with the dog program up and running. Another very nice article int the Merchandiser about Sasha the reading dog. Should be able tol begin in November.  vacation. She did a great job!  Public Relations/Promotions (Kirstin) CONSTANT CONTACT:  October Enews: sent to 3951 contacts (46 new); 1701 opens (43.4%), 38 clicks (1%),2 unsubscribe; removed 346 "bounce" emails from distribution list Welcome Letter: sent to 46 new card holders; 35 opens (83%); 8 clicks (9%6) Facebook-1 Total Page Followers 2,941 (22 new); 12,201 reached; Post interactions 859;1 unfollows. Miss. Jan's Readi fort the Record had highest reach (3.3K) and highest engagement (46); Megan's Greeting from Scotland had reach of 2.5K and 276 engagement. Instagram - 1,2561 followers; 1,806 reached; 591 content interactions; 131 profile visits Readi fort the Record had highest reach (1.2K) and most engagements (59)  SOCIAL MEDIA:  Created/posted Promos for special programs Post at least once a day on both platforms  2Press Releases Distributed via news media, municipalities, and Chamber of Commerce. Highest view counts: 209 sessions of Passports; 93 visits to Children & Family  WEBSITE 3,5661 total sessions  Entered all programs to November online calendar. 772 website clicks made from our Business Profile 330 inquiries for directions 1272 Business Profile Interactions 170 calls were made from our Business Profile Sold 161 books in October.  GOOGLE  PANGO MISC  Continued the emptying of the book donation shed! 5 days a week and gathering books for  salei in lobby, which made over $885+ in October. Met with Kim regarding Friends' Website. Updated Lit Lovers Bookmarks for 2025. Volunters/Programming/Fundrasing (Stephanie) Annual Patron Appeal 2024 - 2024 Annual Mailing Statistics: 4,644 letters sent  Total cost (printing, stuffing, postage) of $2,799.14. Donations received through 10/31/24:540,180.38 from 357 donors. Response rate through 10/31/24:7.79 Average donation ofS112.55/donation 2023. Annual Mailing Statistics for comparison: 17,486 letters sent Total cost of $7,267,40.  Donations received through 10/31/23:533241.70 from 381 donors.  Response rate through 9/30/23:2.2% Average donation of $87.25/donation    Donations received through 12/31/23: $35,231.701 from 401 donors.  Response rate through 12/31/23:2.39 Average donation of $87.86/donation  Annual Appeal 2025  We are continuing to play for a phased 2025 mailing, with phase 1 via email, encouraging donors to stretch their dollars further by donating now before the printing/mailing of the letter. Phase 2 willl be done via postal mail, two months after the email, and willl be sent only Postcards were ordered toi introduce Anne's Circle and promote other ways to give to MSL, Av website was created to share Anne's Circle, and a giving portal was setup through Anne's Circle willl be rolled out in November as an alternative to large donations and donating  those who did not donate in phase 1.  Anne's Circle  and will be given to every borrower at checkout.  GiftWorks. through Extra Give. Extra Give 2024  Extra Give is approaching and willl be held Friday, November 22.  Posters have been placed in the program room and we willl be sharing info int the newsletteras  well as on social media. Volunteers Total hours in September: 92 looking at options for enclosing as small gift. Community Partnerships  Will be mailing Thanksgiving cards to volunteers (or giving in person to save postage) and are Have continued to discuss partnership options with Brightspeed. They are most interested in sponsoring Patron Appreciation in December, and providing funding to reupholster chairs. Volunteers from Raise28 came at the end of the month and assisted with exterior window washing and deep cleaning of program room tables and chairs. This was a great help with projects that can bev very time consuming, but are greatly needed. Theyi indicated a desire to  return int the spring.  eBay  We have begun listing items on eBay.  We are working closely with Friends members and a select fews staff members to ensure the process of selecting items, photographing and listingi items, then packing and shipping all  flows smoothly. October sales: $218.00, 10i items Net profit after fees/shipping expenses: $170.65 8clubs met in September, with total attendance of 67.  Clubs    84  Mount Joy Borough Codes Department  21EMain St, Mount Joy, PA 17552  11/26/2024 Mount. Joy Borough Borough Manager Mark G. Pugliese  RE: Monthly Report, November 2024 Zoning, Codes & Stormwater Administrator  Mr. Borough Manager, Zoning & Building  The following is a summary of the departmentsactivty, since the last monthly report, 10/30/24.  As of the date of this report, 40 permits for 12 projects have beeni issued. Ap permit by datesi issued report for11//24-11/26241 is attached.  Rental Permit & Inspection Program 22- -Rental Inspections completed 6-R Rental Permits issued. Complaints & Violation  1 Notice ofViolation! letteri issued for Disruptive Tenantviolation. 91 Notice of Violation letters issued for Property Maintenance violations. 4Complaints /Violations closed: sincet the last reporto dated: 10/30/24. 18 Open Violations pending follow-up and/or closure.  Planning Commission  The Planning Commission meto on11/13/24.  Zoning Hearing Board  The Zoning Hearing Board did not meet on 11/20/24.  Stormwater  Stormwater permits issued included int the attached permits issued report.  PHONE:717-653-23001EMAIL-ZOMINGEMOUNTIOYPAORGIOFFICF, HOURS: MON- FRI, 7AMTO4PM    Items of Note  Attended MJB Council Meeting 11/4/24, MJB Budget meetings 11/7 & 11/12, Planning Commission Meeting 11/13/24, Public Safety Committee Meeting 11/25/24. On 11/7/24 met with Todd Smeigh from D.C Gohn regarding 100 New Haven St. proposal. On 11/11/24, 101 W. Main St. (aka - 8 Manheim St.) condemned, evacuated and of all tenants and secured due to structural engineer report identifying building in danger of potential collapse. Further action is pending additional evaluation by owner's and Borough's Attended the International Code Council -2021 International Existing Building Code (IEBC)  engineers.  Essentials Course on 11/12/24.  Respectfully, SAK  Brett R. Hamm, Mount Joy Borough Codes, Zoning, &. Stormwater. Administrator  MOUNT. JOYBOROUGH CODES DEPARTMENT  PHONE:717-653-2301EMAIEZONINGEMOUNTOYPA.ORGIOFFICF HOURS: MON-FRI, 7AM1 TO4PM    88888 80                8h.  MOUNT JOY BOROUGH MEMORANDUM  TO: Council & Mayor  FROM: Rachel Stebbins, Community & Economic Development Coordinator  DATE: December 2, 2024 RE: C&ED's Report Highlights:  1. Submitted Local Share Grant app for money for the Municipal Complex.  2. Winterfest is being held December 7th from 1-5 p.m.  Time Breakdown: Grants = 45% General - 10% Activities:  Community & Economic Development = 45%  1. Ihave attended Intro to Sustainable PA Certification and Review Process webinar, DCNR Grant Workshop, Spooktacular wrap-up meeting, Mount Joy Chamber Board Meeting, Mount Joy Chamber luncheon, Mount Joy Chamber mixer, Jul Hearing Ribbon Cutting Luncheon, LCBA 2. Ihave met with Christina Helfrick of Friends of Donegal, Barry Geltmacher of Public Works, Collette Wagman of Moon Raven Alley, Beverly Shank of Where & When PA, Jacob Dukeman of the Merchandiser, Tony Veloz of Reading City (via phone), and members oft the Rotary Club of Mount  Training Meeting, MJB Budget Meetings  Joy.  3. Assisted Brecknock Township with newsletter questions and resources. ino connecting with ai few businesses with whom he needed to follow up. 5. Discusseddistributed information about downtown activities among businesses.  4. Connected Eagle Scout Tristan Bair with Merchandiser for story about his project and assisted him  6. Working to create community calendar that is accessible to Borough organizations in an effort to 7. Collaborate with a local group interested in hosting a potential downtown event in the spring. Provide guidance on essential steps, permissions, permits, and other considerations to determine 8. Liaise with various media outlets and usnessesorganzatons regarding pricing and options for  better coordinate activities.  the event's feasibility.  promotion of Mount Joy events and attractions.  9. Research considering becoming Sustainable PA certified for grant purposes  1Page    10. Collected more information to respond to questions regarding requested budget items  11. Continue to pursue quotes for newsletter printing.  12. Continued efforts to mediate conflicts between local businesses, encouraging them to focus on their own operations and collaborate constructively. The goal is to foster a cohesive environment where all businesses can actively participate in community events without any one group dominating or  creating discord.  Grants  1. Continuing to research various opportunities for various projects and possible Municipal Complex 2. Working with Borough Manager and Public Works to determine need/options for grant for pickleball courts in conjunction with Mount Joy Rotary Club; met with MJB Staff and Rotary Club Members to 3. Found DCNR Grant opening January 2025 that will be submitted for both the pickleball courts and 4. Multimodal Transportation Fund - Includes possible RRFB's, crosswalk markings and speed 5. Main Street Matters Program- Includes lighting and trash cans for Main Street; Shovel Ready 6. Local Share Account Statewide - In process; construction for new building; due November 30th  Building  discuss pickleball courts the Splash Pad projects. tables; Shovel Ready  7. T-Mobile Hometown Grant - not selected  8. Fitness Court from National Fitness Campaign - participated in conference call with Borough Manager and NFC; grant is tentatively awarded pending commitee/counci approval; UPDATE: Public Works Committee does not feel that the Borough willl be able to budget $140,000 match amount in 2025 nor meet other deadlines required. After speaking with representative from NFC,  deadlines can be adjusted; HOLD 9. 902Grant- Awarded 10.] DCED ARPA Grant - Submitted 11. NIBRS Compliance Efforts Grant-A Awarded 12. ARLE Transportation Enhancement Grant - Submitted 13. EV Charging Stations - Looking into grants  ****End of Report****  2IPage    i  BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM  TO: Mark Pugliese, Borough Manager FROM: Dennis Nissley, Public Works Director  DATE: November 25, 2024  RE: Public Works Department Activities for November 2024  Following is a list ofactivities for the Public Works Department for November 2024  Parks -Leaf cleanup Parks - Winterize water systems Parks - Equipment maintenance  Parks - Topsoil and grading areas at Kunkle Field  PW - Work with Codes and Zoning Department to close sidewalks and alley at 101 W. Main Street. Signs - Repair and replacement ofmissing or damaged signs as needed. Replace numerous faded street  PW/Parks - Prepi for Spooktacular, provide vehicles and staff for roadblocks  PW -1 Pothole repair as needed name: signs. PW-Hang FDMJ banner Compost Site -1 Material grinding  Compost Site - Mulch/Compost deliveries to Borough residents Compost Site - Monitor and follow up with unauthorized dumping  Meetings:  Attend Public Works Committee meeting Attend Staff meetings Attend Borough Council meeting Attend Building Ad-Hoc Committee meeting Attend job meetings at Kunkle Field project Attend Budget meetings  Projects:  Stormwater pipe lining of existing pipes on School Lane Ongoing planning for future street projects Street and Columbia Ave.  Follow up on inquiries meet with numerous property owners about sidewalk inspections on N. Barbara Continued planning, gather materials inj preparation to: replace failing box culvert on Square Street Meet with Walnut Street property owners regarding improvements for stormwater management.  Attend meeting regarding future development of 204 Fariview Street.    To: From: Date:  BoroughCoundil 11/26/2024  Jill Frey - Assistant Borough Manager/Finance Officer  Ihave officially been back from surgery as of November 6th.  During my first week back and on through November 13th, I was spending just about all my time on the budget; preparing the presentation worksheets, reviewing, gathering and entering numbers, attending meetings, and working on the "other" fund budgets, just to  name a few.  Attended November 7th and 12th Budget meetings. Recorded minutes for November 7th and 12th Budget meetings. Completed minutes for September 26th Admin & Finance meeting.  On November 20th I attended a meeting in Lancaster with Mark and Rachel. It was concerning Municipalities and Active Transportation Plans, which also ties in with the Comprehensive Plan and the Official Map. The thought processes involving these items On November 25ehIattended a Webinar with Mark concerning ARPA funds reporting.  could give us shovel ready projects that we sO often talk about.  Attached you will find the following items:  Account Balance Reports - A: report of the reserves in our four major operating funds as Budget reports for both General Fund and Refuse Fund through November 26th, 2024. Ihave a bill run I will be doing before the end of November. It is a short one but not Ireceived notification on our EIT (Earned Income Tax) for November today. It is not showing on the budget report OR in the account balance reports since we had to get the Council packet information out early. EIT for November is $219,573.24 and will hit the  of November 26th, 2024.  NOTES:  showing on the bill list provided.  bank November 27th  Ifany of you have questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.  Respectfully submitted,  Jill Frey  Assistant Borough Manager/Finance Officer    81  MOUNT JOY BOROUGH MEMORANDUM  TO: Council & Mayor  FROM: Mark G. Pugliese I, Borough Manager 7I  DATE: November 25, 2024 RE: Manager's) Report  1. Ihave processed 1 Right-To-Know Request so far for the month ofNovember. Ms. Frey and I are both scheduled to attend a RTK & Sunshine Act update webinar later this month. My plan to begin the new yeari is 2. Ihave attended the Council Meeting, Staff Meeting, 21 Budget Meetings, Admin & Finance Committee Mtg, 3. Met with project group from Crescol Labs. They are working on thei issues with the stormwater basin & sink hole. They also provided an update on the status of recreational use of marijuana in] PA. 4. Met with the Chiques Re-Envision Group. Provided a presentation of the Stream Bank Restoration Project and then toured Little Chiques Park pointing out several project locations along the way. 5. Met with DC Gohn regarding possible use of 100 New Haven Street. They will be present at the Council 6. Met with Steve Hammond Berkshire Hathaway regarding possible use of] LERTA for property at 274W, Main Street. Iwill be working with Mr. Hammond to assist with his LERTA Application. 7. ARPA Obligation Webinar Ms. Frey and Iattend a webinar regarding the obligation and reporting of 8. Active' Transportation Plan Ms Frey, Ms Stebbins, and I: attended a workshop regarding Active Transportation Plans hosted by the Lancaster County Planning Department. Our hope was hel look at other grants that may be used to complete more ofthe recommendations of the Borough's Active 9. 202 Fairview Street- Mr. Hamm, Mr. Nissley, and I met with the property owner of202 Fairview Street along with his engineering representative to discuss possible plans for his property. They were advised to bring a sketch plan before. Admin & Finance Committee and Council. 10. Pickle Ball Court - As you know, Council voted to join with the Rotary Club regarding construction of Pickle Ball Court(s) within the Borough. Ihave spoken with. Joanne Pinkerton and Mayor Bradley regarding this subject. Mr. Geltmacher has scheduled an introductory meeting between the Borough and the Rotary Club to see what the expectations of thel Rotary club are: as it pertains to the Borough partnership. Additionally, as the Little Chiques Park Master Site Plan starts to become less intrusive on the agenda of the. Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, Borough Council & Staff will be able to  tol have Ms. Frey handle RTK Requests. and Public Safety Committee Mtg.  Meeting to brief on their concept for this property.  ARPA Funding. Wewill: file a report within the next couple of weeks.  Transportation Implementation Guidebook.  spend items to them for recommendations.  1Page    Ineed to bring to Council's attention that many municipalities have installed Pickle Ball Courts within their municipalities only to receive complaints ofnoise. E.. Petersburg had a write-up in the Sunday Newspaper earlier this month regarding issues that they have had and the plans/costs to mitigate the noisei issue. East Hempfield Twp converted a basketball court into pickle ball court(s) at A. Herr Park only to receive complaints from residents in the neighborhood across Harrisburg Pike from the park. I believe this may be one ofour biggest obstacles to vercome.-placement of the court(s). 11. Borough Handbook: All edits havel been addressed and thel Employee Handbook is before Admin & Finance Committee. The draft handbook was forwarded to all ofCouncil and to thel Borough Solicitor for review. Ihad sent a copy ofthe draft document to the Borough Solicitor on 8/28/2024 and 9/24/2024 seeking her review and comments. No comments received at this point. Ij plan on contacting her 12. Reference to BMP 107/Melhorn Basin & BMP 125/Borough Basin, - RETTEW has come up with several suggestions or options and I am to have an on-site meeting to discuss the options. There were several meetings to review Florin Hill Stormwater plans which directly affect BMP 107 & 125. Ihave received the "As Builts" for BMP 125: from ARRO and they have been provided to RETTEW for review. With final reviews of thej plans for Florin Hill coming to an agreement, Ibelieve that I willl be able to meet with RETTEW at BMP 125 to discuss options and pricing. BMP 107 will need to wait until Amtrak repairs the end walls. Now that Florin Hill Agreement is coming to an agreement, Ih have requested a meeting with RETTEW on sight of BMP 125 to look at options for thel Borough. RETTEW is working on project 13. AMTRAK-Ispoke with my AMTRAK over the summer and was told that the end wall in BMP 107i isa priority and that they are hoping tol have funding for the project in October oft this year. Ireached out to Amtrak again on 10/1/2024 to see ift there was an update and additionally advised them ofs several washouts along Sassafras Alley. Having not received any response from AMTRAK, Ie exchanged emails with al District Manager providing all thei information regarding the washouts and BMP 107.IV was advised that they would contact and forward information along to1 the proper individuals. No response. I plan to reach out to Jane 14. Building Ad Hoc Committee - Bid opening took place on 11/14/2024 at 2:00 pm. Bids need to be reviewed by Bldg. Ad Hoc Committee in order to make recommendations to Council. 15. Rt772 Re-Route There arei no updates other than II have received a' Traffic Impact Study from the engineers for VistaBlock. Traffic Impact Study had been received and distributed to Council Members along with a 16. Santa Claus - is coming to town on "Small Business Saturday". November 30th in Council Chambers. Iwill be available to open the building for him as well as his elves and then secure it when he heads  regarding several projects and getting an update.  proposal at this time.  Brophy, director of Government Affairs, for an update.  review letter from the Borough's Traffic Engineer. NOUPDATES  back north. Actual times will be from 10 am to 12 pm.  17. Grants  a. DCED Multimodal Transportation Fund Grant - This grant will soon be closed out. Ihave been finalizing the twol bus shelter plans with SCTA as well as obtaining easements. SCTA has committed to thei installation oft the 2 bus shelters. Ihave made a request to utilize monies remaining tol be utilized for cross walk, pedestrian crossing and bicycle street markings. Ihave traded emails with our state contact person and believe that we will be able to pay for additional marking in the areas oft the original work. Waiting for confirmation. There is an issue with the one easement that was obtained that Iwill be working with the Borough Solicitor on. Public Works Director has contacted the contractor regarding the street markings and has not received any response. We will keep working on that. b. DCED/DCNR C2P2 Grant- Open house is Tuesday, 9/24 at Little Chiques Park. There were approximately 25 residents that attended and provided some input on what they wanted to see int the park.  2Page    Most agreed on several items that matched the survey that had been sent out ini the beginning oft the summer. Individuals want paved parking, restroom, walking trails and other passive recreational uses such as "Corn Hole" and bocce. YSM presented some ideas and this month's Park & Rec Advisory Board Meeting. No updates as meeting for November was canceled due to. Budget Meeting taking . Kunkle Field/Park Heritage Grant- Work continues to go on at Kunkle Field/Borough Park. Iattempt to go down every day for a walk around inspection. Work towards the end of September was hampered by bad weather. The general Contractor is attempting to get things rescheduled as soon as practical. The elimination oft the new. ADA ramps and Speed Tables has brought the project close to budget. Project Imeet with the Contractors regarding Borough Park/Kunkle Field renovations and upgrades on 11/4/2024 to receive an update on the project. Things are progressing well. I met with SM. Johns &ac contractor to look at the and adjust Kunkle Field lighting on Tuesday, 11/19 at 5:30 pm. Light d. RACP Grant 2022/2023 - Received notification that the Borough has been awarded $3,000,000 in total. An extension request has been submitted. Ihave received an email indicating that the RACP deadline has been extended through December 20th, 2023. Post award application was submitted prior to the Dec 20, I've had contact with the oversight firm regarding the original bid results being over budget and the Borough's desire to cut costs and rebid the project. Ihave been told to reconnect with them once wel have Meeting scheduled for 12/19/2024 with oversight firm. Iwill include Ms. Frey & Ms. Stebbins in  place at the same time.  should wrap upi in a couple ofweeks.  were: adjusted to cover all of the field.  2023, deadline.  the new bid results. this meeting.  RACP Grant 2023- Applications denied.  Lancaster County Community Fomndationlancaster Clean Water Partners (Reserve Swale) - This project is completed. Iwilll be contacting the grantors to see about providing some public relations event or notifications as well as receiving final payment oft the grant. Final payment request for $10,000 The swale is completely unacceptable at this time as the HOA has not maintained the swale as promised. Iwill be contacting thel HOA with the assistance oft the Codes & Zoning Officer to see if we can make any movement on cleaning it up. Scheduling a meeting with the Landscaper to review what the HOA needs to do. Ihave been attempting to have thel landscape contractor meet me: at the location to see what needs to be done and then contact thel HOA to make them comply with their agreement. g. NFWF Grant -A A newl NFWF grant has been submitted for the streambank restoration project. No h. Clean Water Partners/Foundation -Ih have received a construction easement from VistaBlock and am awaiting one from the Authority. Council approved the awarding ofthe contract to Flyway Excavating, The bids came in and are approximately $300,000 under budget. Wei received notification from CAP that we can use the remainder of the funds to do additional work on1 the project but will be required to bid the Connects 2040 Grant- We receive notification that the borough has been approved for this grant. Thanks go out to Dennis for making this grant happen. Resolution submitted. Dennis &Imet with the grant coordinator for this project. It appears as though that since these are: federal dollars being used for  submitted.  update.  project out. NOUPDATES  3/Page    the grant, there are certain procedures that would need to take place before, during and after construction. These procedures will double to triple the cost ofthe project, all ofwhich would be bornel by the Borough. Noi final decision has been made. RETTEWist to be working on the numbers so1 that a decision can be made. However, Mr. Nissley & Ihave had another video conference call with the Grant POC: as well as ani individual from PennDOT, District 8. Both were of the opinion that the Borough could still utilize the grant for the construction portion and utilize the engineering costs towards the Borough's Had a conference call with oversight individual. She is to schedule a meeting with PennDOT, RETTEW and the Borough to attempt to get a definitive answer on cost escalation for Federal  match.  monies.  902 Grant- Application Submitted. No updates.  k. DCED ARPA Grant- - Ms. Stebbins has submitted the grant. No Updates.  ARLE' Transportation Enhancement Grant- Ms Stebbins submitted the application. However, initial review from PennDOT was to cut the project to $300,000. Ms. Stebbins has submitted the second m. DCED WRPP Grant- RETTEW submitted grant application and grant project manager has requested n. Grant projects that staff would like to work on unless there are objections from Council.  application. No Updates  additional information regarding Phase 1 &2. NO UPDATES  Multimodal Transportation Fund - Additional RRFB on Main Street at Orange Street, Market Avenue and Merchant Ave. RRFB on Donegal Springs Road at David Street, Stamped PMalcetehemoiaste on Main Street atl New Haven, Orchard and Angel Streets, and Speed tables at N. Market Street and on N. Barbara Street. Unable to meet deadline but this will ii. Main Street Matters Gmmtr-Adismilrplsemet trash cans and additional planters. Unable iii. Local Shared Grant- - Securitysurvellance cameras were an initial part oft the grant however after the Public Safety Committee meeting it is apparent that this will take some time for discussion as well as policy decision. Cameras ini the downtown areal has been placed on hold until Council can have an in-depth discussion on them. Ms. Stebbins is working on this grant in an attempt to get a $1,000,000.00 grant for the new Municipal Service Complex. Will be  become a shovel ready project.  to meet deadline but this will become a shovel ready project.  submitted NLT November 27th.  18. Shovel Ready Proiects -Ms Stebbins and Imet with Councilor Haigh to review al list of projects that he would like to see accomplished in the Borough. Staffi is willing to meet with or review any projects that other councilors or the mayor have to offer. We can then make a consolidated list and prioritize projects to do some oft the legwork required to make projects shovel ready sO1 that when grants become available, wel have Iwould like to discuss projects with, Councilors individually and/or during a workshop early in 2025t0 develop goals and obiectives that we can prepare grant information fors shovel ready proiects that can be used when we get grant notifications. Currently we seem to be trving to hit a moving target. 19. Schatz V. Borough of Mount Joy. Ir received documentation from the engineering firm representing Mr. & Mrs. Schatz. 11 received aj packet from Whittemore and Haigh regard expert review and report. No updates  appropriate projects to submit,  from Borough's law firm.  4Page    20. Florin Hills - Staff, Borough Solicitor, and Borough Engineers have been working with FHP, their attorney and their engineer on1 the reviews and agreement non-stop this month. Iti is hopeful that there willl be an agreement presented at Council Meeting for Council's approval. There are ongoing talks to reacha settlement agreement for Phase 3. Current agreement has been agreed upon inj principal and] Iam 21. Borough Solicitor. - Staffa and I have been working on numerous projects with the Borough Solicitor.  working with FHP on correct verbiage.  a. Ordinance for permit parking. Need discussion w/ChiefGoshen b. Employee Handbook review. Sent 8/28 & 9/24/2024. Property Swap Documents. Sent 9/26/2024. d. Chapter 232 changes regarding curbs & sidewalks. Sent 11/5/2024. QAA Agreement for new complex. Sent 11/12/2024. Budget. Advertising legal ad request. Sent 11/14/2024. g. Bus Shelter Agreement paperwork error- - need to contact her.  22. Jury Property lines. No updates. 23. EV Charging Station- No updates  24. Public Works/Parks Department & Authority Facilities Discussion. Mr. Nissley and Ir met with representatives from the Borough Authority to discuss future of both Borough and Authority facilities. This will be discussed in thel Executive Session at your Council Meeting. Both Council and Authority Board have placed thisi in thel hands ofthe solicitors. The Authority' ss solicitor has submitted documents to the Borough 25. Chiques Crossing Traffic Impact Study has been received. I, along with Borough and Authority Staff have meet with representatives: from Vista Block to discuss ai force sewer main running from the Chiques Crossing under Little Chiques Creek and to a connection a sewer line that is already present on the park side oft the creek. Thej proposed main and connection would occur on Borough Property which according to the] Borough 26. Budget - See Ms. Frey's monthly report regarding new information regarding EIT estimates and  Solicitor for review. No updates (See Item # 16)  Solicitor would require that thel Borough sign off on a utility easement. No Update  salary issues.  ****End of Report****  5Page    Oasbg,  CR  Project Estimate /Bid Result Comparison  6/25/2024 Bid Results $6,211,220.00 $21,192.00 $6,232,412.00 $948,000.00 $780,000.00 $780,000.00 $101,842.00 $105,877.00 $1,622,289.00 $9,582,701  11/14/2024 Rebid Results $5,685,500.00 $32,000.00 $13,300.00 $18,000.00 $39,300.00 $0.00 $8,700.00 $5,796,800.00 $975,000.00 $679,500.00 $0.00 $11,550.00 $667,950.00 $1,363,950.00 $23,710.00 $1,387,660.00 $8,827,410  CRA CD Estimate $5,095,271  Construction Costs: General Construction Alt GC-1 Unclassified Construction Alt GC-3-MVRA Concrete Alt GC-5-A Authority HDS Stor Alt GC-6-E Borough HD: Stor Alt GC-12- Precast Window Sills AItGC-13- Exterior Signage Subtotal GC Construction  estimate  actual  HVAC Construction Plumbing Construction Alt PC-1- Unclassified Construction AIPC-3-MPVC: Storm Piping Subtotal PC Construction AltEC-2- Lighting Protection Alt EC-3-E Bi-Directional. Amplifier Alt EC-4- Distr Amplifier Systém Subtotal EC Construction Total Construction Cost: Construction Soft Costs: Construction Contingency Testing and Inspection (QA+) Regulatory Agency Fees Utility Tap Fees Reserve Capacity Fees Web Based Construction. Admin Subtotal: Additional Soft Costs: Arch/Engineering Fees Site Design Additional Site Survey ASA Flow Test Flow Test (secondary location) Zoning Hearing Board Code Review. Allowance Builders Risk Insurance RembuisemenuPanting Financing Technology Equipment (FFE) Furniture (FFE) Subtotal: Total Project Cost:  estimate estimate  $1,032,726 $439,208  actual actual  Electrical Construction  estimate  $666,408  actual $1,414,570.00  $7,233,612  5% estimate estimate estimate estimate estimate  $360,000 $161,902 $107,935 $107,935 $107,935 $9,000 $854,707 $491,948 $179,916 $7,980 $950 $950 $5,690 $5,000 $40,000 estimate $24,150 $201,254 estimate $241,505 $322,006 $1,521,349 $9,609,669  5% actual actual actual actual actual  $479,135 $144,587 $0 $9,599 $0 $4,831 $638,152 $491,948 $179,916 $7,980 $950 $950 $5,690 $13,000 $40,000 $24,150 $201,254 $241,505 $322,006 $1,529,349 $11,750,202  $441,371 $144,587 $0 $9,599 $0 $4,831 $600,388 $491,948 $179,916 $7,980 $950 $950 $5,690 $13,000 $40,000 $24,150 $201,254 $241,505 $322,006 $1,529,349 $10,957,146  actual actual actual actual actual actual actual estimate estimate estimate  actual actual actual actual actual actual actual actual    Borough of MountJoy Municipal Service Complex Cost Estimates  Column 1 Re-bid Results  Column2 Previous Bid 6,232,412.00 948,000.00 780,000.00 1,622,289.00 9,582,701.00 638,152.00  Construction Costs  General Construction $  5,796,800.00 $ 975,000.00 $ 667,950.00 $ 1,387,660.00 $ 8,827,410.00 $ 600,388.00 $  HVAC $ Plumbing $ Electrical $ Total Construction $ Construction Soft Costs $  (Contingency, Inspections, Tapping Fees, etc.) (Technology, Financing, Furniture, Insurance,  Additional Soft Costs $  1,529,349.00 $  1,529,349.00  etc.)  Total Construction Costs  $  10,957,147.00 $ 11,750,202.00  Infrastructor & Projects 2024/2025/2026  Updated Costs  Updated Costs 150,900.00 1,400,000.00 90,000.00 209,000.00 200,000.00 2,049,900.00  Multimodal Grant Match $ Highway Projects $ Stormwater $ Locust Lane SWI Project $  $  1,400,000.00 $ 90,000.00 $ 209,000.00 $ 200,000.00 $ 1,899,000.00 $  Little Chiques Park implementation phase 1&  2 $  TotalInfrastructor Debt $  TOTAL BOND/LOAN Revenue  12,856,147.00 $ 13,800,102.00  RACP (Approved) $ Authority (Approved) $ ARPA/DCED (Pending) $ Local Share Grant (Pending) $ Sale of Current Buildings Pending/Discussion) $  3,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 905,900.00 1,000,000.00 750,000.00 6,655,900.00  Total Revenue for Project  $  11.21.2024MGPI    N10  01835V9 WOIDVINOO  ILZE IaigzuA Aupesadagaoyoas  gunoy 48noog hor: quno    Co'000'SLb IQL $00oZY $_0OSzE $00S9T SOOOSt SOsz'SEZT 00082 0005Z $_OOZZE $_OOSEZ $O0EET SOostr $000'980T 6T'STE $86581 $OZ9EI $1608 $_6VL 00Z'8E0'T SOOV2E Soovzz So0sOT $_0088 O0E 00osz $00r009 O0'OSE 00052 $_00r00z 000'8TOT  o0'szz  00005'2 000sz $ ZI-OH  GISON $00OET 000IOT $oSLt EZVGIT va/S GI835V8 P-OH  000EV O0'OZE OO'SVE $oorszz 00Z81 0008 000s 000v OT/S OL/S OT/$ L-OH 3 $3D141INA  V3/$  WOIDVHINOO  TLZE "oNpafoid aI838 Ampegidegapodg uwpy 48no1og hor qunow MaN  48no1og Aor gunow    90456199BEmal  SOOEE OOTE OO'SPT ooz 00Z0 00LZ oozz ooz  $000t $_000E $oosaz $OOSTE $00s9 $ooss (OOSET) ooo's $(SET) SOOST $/006'989  oost2 0006E 00022  006F  $(000'TT) $000or $_0S/'S16 SO00oE OO0PLL $66'658 005'619  SBIYNHBIV  ILZE  48noiog Kor    099Z8E1,wiol    nla  NEW HAVEN AND DONEGAL  WDonegalSt  63" 2,4151 ft2 60' Totalsgit 5,07816  40  38'  89'  100 2,663ft2 53  6ftv wide> x48ft long forDaylightto toBasement 10p parking spaces  150  150'  38acres parking spaces 9.5ftx18ft ng spaces  100'  Steve Hammond 717-824-6054  shammond@homesale.com *This exhibit has not been verified fora accuracy by any party and must be verified by the users owni independent due *These measurements are approximations and may be inaccurate and should be verified by al licensed or certified  THE STEVE HAMMOND TEAM BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HomeServices Homesale Realty  diligence for accuracy. surveyor.  Page3of3    - 171  A    eI    Hb  THE LAW OFFICES OF  ESTO GKH 1977 GIBBEL KRAYBILL & HESS LLP ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW October 30, 2024  Via First Class Mail and Email Mount Joy Borough Council clo Brett Hamm, Zoning Officer 21 East Main Street Mount Joy, PA 17552 onng@mounjoppa.og Dear Borough Council:  Re: Petition for Zoning Map Amendment/1087 Wood Street  Our office represents BML Rentals, LLC ("BML"). BML is the equitable owner of property located at 1087Wood Street, Mount Joy Borough ("Property"). The purpose oft this letter ist to provide background on the Property and to introduce my client's proposal to rezone the Property to facilitate By way of basic background, the Property contains approximately 0.85 acres (36,939.40 square feet). See Figure 1, GIS Map of Property. It is improved with a single-family dwelling constructed in or around 1955, as well as accessory residential buildings. The buildings arei in poor, deteriorating condition, and the overall Property is overgrown and unkempt. Nearby uses are largely residential, and a railroad right-of-wayl borders the Property to the rear. Public water and sewer are  amulti-unit residential use of the Property.  available to serve the Property.  Figure 1. GIS Map of Property 717/2911700 - 484.4160531 WWW.GKH.COM  ByAppointmentOnly N. Duke Street Lancaster Suburban Square Ardmore  2933 Lititz Pike PO Box 5349 Lancaster, PA 17606    Mount Joy Borough Council October 30, 2024 Page 2/5  The Property is located within the Borough's Light Industrial (LI) District. See Figure 2, Current. Zoning of Property (Property indicated withy yellow star). Pursuant tot the Mount Joy Borough Zoning Ordinance, except for a very limited exception,' no residential uses are permitted in the LI District, and the existing single-family dwelling is a non-conforming use. See Zoning Ordinance, The Property is adjacent to residential zoning districts on two sides. The Medium High Density Residential (MHDR) District immediately adjoins the Property to the east. The Medium  270 Attachment 2 (Table of Permitted Uses: Primarily Nonresidential Uses). Density Residential (MDR) District is adjacent to the Property tot the south.  Zoning Districts C-Conservation LDR- Low Densiy Residential MDR- Medium Densily Residential MHDR- Medium High Density Residential Railroads CBD- CommercialE Business GC- General Commercial NC- Neighborhood Commerical LI-L Lighti Industrial CI- Campus Industrial GI- General Industrial  Water Features Parcels Roads  WOOOST  BERTY CT  Figure 2. Current Zoning of Property  My client would like to propose an amendment to the Borough's Zoning Map to rezone the Property to the MHDR District. Rezoning the Property would facilitate my client's proposal to use the Property for multiple dwelling units, such as apartments or townhomes. My client has retained an engineering firm to develop a site plan for the Property, and a working concept plan showing a potential layout of dwelling units, parking and related facilities is attachedi to this letter. (The purpose of attaching a plan at this early stage is simply to show the Property's potential to be developed for multiple dwelling units. BML's site plan is subject to change as it continues to evaluate the best use  oft the Property in alignment with applicable land use regulations.) principles for a number of reasons, outlined below.  We believe that rezoning the Property to MHDR is consistent with sound land use planning First, rezoning the Property to residential would bring the current residential use into conformity with the Ordinance and would align with existing surrounding residential uses. Moreover, developing the Property, as currently zoned, for an industrial use would actually bei incompatible with the existing neighborhood. Examples of uses permitted byr righti int thel LID District include a conference center; construction company or tradeperson's headquarters; a motel or hotel; wholesale sales of building supplies; industrial equipment sales; manufacturing of animal feed; manufacturing of computers and electronics; and manufacturing of food and beverages at an industrial scale, as well as other manufacturing uses. See Zoning Ordinance, 270. Attachment 2 (Table of Permitted Uses: by special exception within a restored historic building. Zoning Ordinance, 270 Attachment 2, n.2  The only residential use allowed in the LI District is an apartment use if approved  (Table of Permitted Uses: Primarily Nonresidential Uses).    Mount Joy Borough Council October 30, 2024 Page 3/5  Primarily Nonresidential Uses). All of these by-right industrial uses would conflict with nearby Second, rezoning the Property to MHDR would be consistent with the existing residential zoning of contiguous properties to the east (MHDR) and south (MDR) and would constitute al limited Third, the proposal aligns with the Donegal Regional Comprehensive Plan. The Property is within the existing and proposed Urban Growth Area (UGA), an area that is specifically designated fort future growth and development. Further, the Regional Comprehensive Plani identifies the current land use for the Property as Medium Density Residential (see Figure 3), and the future land use for  residential uses and the overall character of the neighborhood.  and logical extension of the MHDR District.  Neighborhood Residential (4+ DU/acre) (see Figure 4).  Land Use  230  Commercial Industrial Institutional Mixed-use Low Density Residential Medium Density Residential High Density Residential Transitional under construction  Figure 3. Donegal Regional Comprehensive Plan, Fig. 3.1- Current Land Use  Future Land Use Agricultural Airport Commercial Donservation! Open Space and Parks Schools Crossroads Community OpenSpace Residentiail (Less than 41 Du/Aore) Neighborhood Residential (4+ DUIAore) Neighizorhood Commercial Town Center Mixed-use Regional Commence Industrial  Donegals  Figure 4. Donegal Regional Comprehensive Plan, Fig. 3.3-Future Land Use    Mount Joy Borough Council October 30, 2024 Page 4/5  Int terms off future land use objectives, the Donegal Regional Comprehensive Plan specifically expresses that development within all Neighborhood Residential areas should demonstrate an averageresidential density of7.5 DU/acre, with "Tajverage densities [beingl the highest in Mount Joy Borough." See Donegal Regional Comp. Plan, p. 28. Average density targets in Mount Joy Borough are 7-9 DU/acre, with greater density encouraged, inj particular, in close proximity toi thet train station. See Donegal Regional Comp. Plan, p. 28. Mount Joy Borough's Action Plan further seeks to prioritize and target appropriate redevelopment and infill sites for higher-density development See Donegal Regional Comp. Plan, Table 10.4. Thus, rezoning the Property to thel Medium High! Density Residential District, which allows higher density uses such as apartments and townhomes, is in full alignment with the Regional Comprehensive Plan's future land use designations and housing Fourth, the proposed rezoning to residential also aligns with Lancaster County's Comprehensive Plan, Places 2040. Like the Regional Plan, the County Comprehensive Plan places the Property within the Urban Growth Area with target average residential densities of 6.5 DU/acre.  objectives.  Average Residential Density SSDwelling/Ace asDwellig/Ree So Dwehngs/Acre Urbaas Grouth Ara  Figure 5. Places 2040, Target Densities for UGAS  Fifth, the proposed rezoning area has appropriate infrastructure, such as access to public In light of the above, we are requesting the Borough's preliminary feedback on our proposal before we move forward with preparing and submitting at formal petition for azoning map amendment. We would like to attend a Borough meeting to informally present our proposal, answer any questions, and obtain feedback. Please kindly advise of the best meeting/s for us to attend. Please note that we are available to attend the Borough Council meeting on November  water and sewer, to support a multi-unit residential development.  4, 2024, if that is feasible. have any questions.  Thank you for considering this request, and please do not hesitate to contact me if you    Mount Joy Borough Council October 30, 2024 Page 5/5  Very Truly Yours, SUCNOnwE Sheila V. O'Rourke sorourke@gkn.com  SVO/Imb Enclosure  Cc: Client (by email, w/ enclosure)  Mark Magrecki, RLA (by email, w/ enclosure)     sHpuil    lla  RMMAW  We answer toy you.  3020 Columbia, Avenue, Lancaster, PA1 17603. Phone: (800) 738-8395 E-mail: rettew@rettew.comev Webste:rettew.com  Engineers Environmental Consultants Surveyors Landscape Architects Safety Consultants  November 18, 2024 Mark Pugliese Mount. Joy Borough 21 East Main Street Mount. Joy, PA 17552  RE: 2025 Engineering Services  Dear Mark:  On behalf oft the Municipal team at RETTEW, please allow me to thank you for the opportunity to serve as the Mount Joy Borough engineer for 2024. We have enjoyed the challenges presented by last year's projects and believe that we were able to accomplish a great deal during the past year. We look forward to Our primary goal has been, and continues to be, to provide you with logical, cost-effective engineering services to meet the community's needs. Because there is no better resource than our clients fori identifying areas wherei improvements can be made, we ask that you please let us know in what ways we cani improve Enclosed please find an updated contract agreement fory your signature. Please sign and return to our office,  thec opportunityt to serve ast the Mount. Joy Borough Engineer for 2025.  ourservice to you.  and we will return to you a copy signed by RETTEW.  Thank youi for your business in 2024 and wel looki forwardi to serving youi in 2025.  Sincerely, A8  Kara Kalupson, RLA, CPMSM Senior MS4 Coordinator Enclosures  SharedlPlojects02941200-E0R5enviceoContratrpoPropoald025E0R.COnsuting and Planning Letter_2025.docx    RMMIBWL We answer toy you.  INSTANTANEOUS RESPONSE PLAN  for Mount. Joy Borough  AtF RETTEW, our core values include relationships, excellence, and: stewardship. To live these core values, communication with and service to our clients must be exceptional. You, our client, must be ablet tor reach us easily when you have a need = whenever that time might be. This Instantaneous Response Plan (IRP) provides names and phone numbers of RETTEW's key staff members serving your Borough. Our contact  numbers are listed; please don't hesitate to use them ify you need to reach us.,  Client Contact:  Karal Kalupson, RLA Phone: Direct:. Cell/Home: Jim Caldwell Phone:. Direct:. Cell/Home: Clayton Bubeck, PE Phone: Direct:. 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Specialist Land Planner 3 Landscape Architect/Designer 3 Program Analyst 2 Project Manager 1 Project Surveyor 3 Site Designer 3 Site Manager2 Sr. Community Development Specialist Sr.E Engineer 1 Sr. Environmental Chemist Sr.E Environmentals Scientist1 Sr. Geologist1 Sr. Geophysicist1 Sr. GIS Analyst2 Sr. Environmental Scientist2 Sr. Geologist:2 Sr.E Engineer2 Sr. Geophysicist2 Sr. Geotechnical Engineer Sr. Health & Safety Consultant2 Sr. Land Planner2 Chief Operating Officer President  Survey Technician 1 Health & Safety Technician: 1 Jr. Planner Survey Technician 2 Zoning & Code Enforcement Officer Project Technician1 Resident Project Representative1 Soil Scientist1 Sr.A Administrative. 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L  >  -  8        9    -  EEEEEE  D8    - o  C N W a Z  8  o u N  (    3 0 o a 5 e o E 9 * o E C O U E U a a D E 0 o x @ 3 s   a a 0  4 e   2         Op  IIII  de  108    N o N  n  e 0 1   Z  9  ) -  8 mgwweds    e  I E  8o e   S  BR88ERRS 00  YMI/$    - : -  1E  D  @ o €  (YMI/$) anpesipuy ABaug    e 8  $  5 1  I  d  E 8 e & 8  I 8 a        -  -  -    D 9  o  E  o 9 o  e 9  d0  S C    D        5  x X X  N    MINII67A#30,2015V1 08-13-24  BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY Lancaster County, Pennsylvania ORDINANCE NO. 04-2024  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MOUNT JOY BOROUGH CODE OF ORDINANCES, CHAPTER 270, ZONING, TO ADD REGULATIONS  GOVERNING SHORT-TERM RENTALUNITS.  BE AND IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED AND ENACTED by Borough Council of the Section 1. The Mount Joy Borough Code of Ordinances, Chapter 270, Zoning, Article II, Terminology, $270-32, Definitions, shall be amended by adding or revising the following  Borough ofMount. Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, as follows:  definitions in alphabetical order:  RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY - The non-transient occupancy ofa dwelling unit by one family for a continuous period of30 or more days. The use ofa dwelling as an approved bed and breakfast as an accessory use in an owner-occupied dwelling shall not be SHORT-TERM RENTAL - The occupancy of a structure constructed as a dwelling in a manner which does not meet the definition ofr residential occupancy. The use ofa dwelling as an approved bed and breakfast establishment as an accessory use shall not be considered Section 2. The Mount Joy Borough Code of Ordinances, Chapter 270, Zoning, Article III, District Regulations, $270-46, Permitted Uses, Subsection B, Table of Permitted Uses, shall be  considered a short-term rental.  ashort-term rental.  amended as follows:  Table of Permitted Uses: Primarily Nonresidential Districts  ***  Types ofUses (See definitions in Article I) B. Commercial Uses  Zoning Districts  CBD NC GC LI  CI GI  *** *** SE SE ***  Short Term Rental  N  N  N N    Section 3. The Mount Joy Borough Code ofOrdinances, Chapter 270, Zoning, Article IV, Specific Use Regulations, $270-62, Principal Uses, shall be amended by adding a new Subsection  TT, which shall provide as follows: TT. Short-Term Rental.  (1) No more than one short-term rental unit may be located in a structure, and a short-term rental unit may not be located in a structure which contains any  dwelling unit.  (2) The applicant fora ac conditional use shall demonstrate that thej proposed short  term rental unit contains or meets the following: (a) Smoke alarm in each bedroom.  (b) Smoke alarm outside each bedroom in the common hallway. (c) Smoke alarm on each floor, including basement.  (d) GFI outlet required if outlet located within six feet ofwater source.  (e) Metal exhaust from dryer (if dryer provided).  (f) Carbon monoxide alarm on each floor a fossil fuel appliance is  installed excluding uninhabitable attic spaces. (g) Carbon monoxide alarm if garage is attached to unit.  (h) 5-pound ABC fire extinguisher in kitchen mounted in conspicuous (i) Indoor and outdoor stairs in good condition with handrails and G) All outlets and switches shall be properly covered. (k) Fully functional bathing and toilet facilities.  location with a current inspection tag.  guards.  () A placard shall be erected showing the floor plan to the front door exit. The placard shall bej posted on1 thei interior side ofthe front exit door or in an alternate location approved by the Zoning Officer. (m) Address identification meeting the requirements of Chapter 195, (n) Key box meeting the requirements of Chapter 136. Fire Prevention,  Property Maintenance.  Article III. Emergency Access: Key Boxes.  2    (3) No. modifications shall be made to the external appearance of the building containing the short-term rental which would alter its residential character  except fire escapes.  (4) A short-term rental unit may be used for transient lodging only. A short- term rental unit shall not be used as an event venue, gathering place, retreat center, or any other use regardless of name involving the attendance of persons other than the persons staying at the short-term rental unit for (5) At least two off-street parking spaces shall be provided for each short-term rental unit. Ifa short-term rental unit has three or more bedrooms, at least  transient lodging.  three off-street parking spaces shall be provided.  Section 4. All other sections, parts and provisions of the Mount Joy Borough Code of Section 5. In the event any provision, section, sentence, clause or part of this Ordinance shall be held to be invalid, illegal or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity, illegality or unconstitutionality shall not affect or impair the remaining provisions, sections, sentences, clauses or parts oft this Ordinance, it being the intent of Borough Council that the remainder oft the Ordinance shall be and shall remain in full force and effect.  Ordinances shall remain in full force and effect as previously enacted and amended.  Section 6. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its enactment as  provided by law.  DULY ORDAINED AND ENACTED this  day of  2024, by  Borough Council oft the Borough ofMount. Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in lawful session  duly assembled.  BOROUGH OF MOUNT. JOY Lancaster County, Pennsylvania  Attest:  By:  (Assistant) Secretary  (Vice) President Borough Council  BOROUGHSEAL)  Examined and approved as an Ordinance this  day of  2024.  By:  Mayor  3    LAWOFFICES P.O.BOX4686 LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA 17604-4686 WWWMHCK.COM FAX(717)299-6170 E-MAIL: attomeys@mhekcom  MORGAN,HALLGREN,CROSSWELL & KANE, P.C.  GEORGEIMORGAN (1971-2021) RETIRED CARLR. HALLGREN MICHAELP.KANE 7ONORTHDUKESTREET LANCASTER, PA17602 717-299-5251 1536WMAINSTREET EPHRATA, PAI 17522 717-733-2313 659EWILLOW: STREET ELIZABETHTOWN, PAI 17022 717-361-8524  JOSELECLEARY ROBERTE. SISKO JASONM.) HESS OFCOUNSEL WILLIAMC. CROSSWELL RANDALLE K. MILLER  November 12, 2024 VIA E-MAIL  LNP Media Group, Inc. 8 West King Street P.O. Box 1328 Lancaster, PA 17608-1328  Re: Amendment to Zoning Ordinance/Mount Joy Borough  Our File No. 16724  Dear Sir or Madam:  Please publish the attached legal notice in the Friday, November 15, 2024, and Friday, November 22, 2024, editions of LNP. Thereafter, please send the proof of publication for the  advertisement and your invoice directly to the following person:  Mark G. Pugliese I, Borough Manager Mount Joy Borough 21 East Main Street Mount Joy, PA 17552 717-653-2300  I am also attaching aj pdf version of the full text of the proposed Ordinance to which the enclosed legal notice relates as required by the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code. The full text oft the proposed Ordinance should be available for public inspection by anyone who cares  to do SO. Ifyou have any questions, please contact me.  Very truly yours, Josele Cleary  JC:sle MUNM6724-302)124110871 Attachments  cc: Mount Joy Borough (w/attachments)    MUNII67#3CRAIONVI 11/12/24  Notice is hereby given that Mount Joy Borough Council at its meeting on Monday, December 2, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building, 21 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, shall conduct aj public hearing on and at the conclusion oft the public hearing or as subsequent meeting held within 60 days oft the date of second publication oft this advertisement,  ifappropriate, shall enact an ordinance, the caption of which is as follows:  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MOUNT JOY BOROUGH CODE OF ORDINANCES, CHAPTER 270, ZONING, TO ADD REGULATIONS  GOVERNING SHORT-TERM RENTALUNITS.  The proposed ordinance may be summarized as follows. Sections 1 -3 amend Chapter 270, Zoning, to add definitions relating to short-term rental units, establish short-term rental units as uses by special exception in the Central Business District and Neighborhood Commercial District and add regulations for the consideration of the special exception and continued operation, if approved, of the short-term rental. Sections 4 - 61 reaffirm all other parts and provisions of the Code of Ordinances, provide for severability of any invalid provisions, and set forth the effective date. A copy may be examined without charge at the offices of this newspaper and at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building, 21 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, Mondays through Fridays from 7:00: a.m. until 4:00 p.m. A copy oft thej proposed ordinance may be obtained for the cost ofreproduction at thel Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building during the abovel hours.  MORGAN, HALLGREN, CROSSWELL& Mount Joy Borough Solicitor  KANE, P.C.    LANCASTER COUNTY PLANNING Lancaster, Pennsylvanià  Community Plan, Map, and/or Ordinance Review  Community Plan, Map, andlor Ordinance Name  CPO# 45-103 Gross Acreage (ifapplicable) 0.00  Short Term Rentals Review Type Proposal rental units.  Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment  The Mount Joy Borough Council has proposed to amend the code of ordinances to add regulations governing short-term RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY - The non-transient occupancy ofa dwelling unit by one family for a continuous period of 30 or more days. The use of a dwelling as an approved bed and breakfast as an accessory use in an owner-occupied - SHORT-TERM RENTAL - The occupancy of a structure constructed as a dwelling in a manner which does not meet the definition of residential occupancy. The use of a dwelling as an approved bed and breakfast establishment as an The Specific Use Regulations, $270-62, Principal Uses, shall be amended by adding a new Subsection TT, Short-term - No more than one short-term rental unit may be located in a structure, and a short-term rental unit may not be located ( Conditional use applicants shall demonstrate that the following criteria are met: smoke detectors are located in each bedroom, in common hallways, and on each floor; a GFloutleti is provided within six feet of water sources; metal exhaust systems are provided for dryers; carbon monoxide detectors are located on each floor on which a fossil fuel appliance is installed and within all garages attached to units; fire extinguishers are provided in kitchens; stairs are in good condition and include handrails; all outlets and switches are properly covered; bathing and toilet facilities are fully functional; placards showing front door exits are provided; property addresses are properly identified; and key boxes are provided No modifications other than the addition of fire escapes may be made to building exteriors ifs such modifications alter - Units may be used for transient lodging only; no events, gatherings, retreats, or other uses involving the attendance of -Atl least two off-street parking spaces required per rental unit. Ifa unit has three or more bedrooms, three spaces are  The following definitions are to be added: dwelling shall not be considered a short-term rental. accessory use: shall not be considered a short-term rental.  Rentals, which shall provide as follows: in a structure which contains any dwelling unit.  for emergency access.  the building's residential character. [text cutoff below] persons not staying at the short-term rental unit.  required.  Date of Completed Application Receipt  Date of Review 11/06/2024  09/26/2024  Project Location /I Direction and Distance (if applicable)  Lancaster CountyF Planningl 150 North Queen Street, Suite 320] Lancaster, Pennsylvania1 8977B331Mmcamicoumophmaingon,  Y2/Page1    LANCASTER COUNTY PLANNING Lancaster, Pennsylvania  Community Plan, Map, and/or Ordinance Review  Muncpalyuncpaltes Mount Joy Borough Parcel Account Number(s) Designated Growth Area Applicant Name Mark G. Pugliesel I LCPD's Regional Liaison Renee. Addleman  Existing Zoning District(s) Proposed Zoning District(s) New Zoning District(s)  places2040 Character. Zone  Comments Regarding Consistency with places2040  Creating Great Places: Provide a greater supply and diversity of housing types to own and rent Permitting short-term rental units provides new opportunities for visitors to experience the Borough while patronizing local businesses. Effective regulatory standards included in this ordinance will likely ensure that the Borough's existing and future short-term rental facilities do not adversely impact the overall quality ofl life for visitors to, and inhabitants of, By providing clear regulations for short-term rentals, this amendment will clarify the requirements landowners must follow  the region.  Taking Care of What' We Have: Promote entrepreneurship and help local businesses grow  to earn supplemental incomes from their properties.  Comments Regarding Consistency with Regional and Municipal Plans support providing diversified housing and tourism industry promotion.  Short-term rentals are not directly addressed in the Donegal Region (2011) comprehensive plan, but this plan does  Recommendations Approval  Articles III, IV, V, and' VI oft the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code establish standards and procedures for the review of Comprehensive Plans, Official Maps, Ordinance Amendments, and other documents. The Lancaster County Planning Department  offers these recommendations and advisory comments which are for municipal consideration.  Lancaster County Planning! 150 North Queen Street, Suite 3201 Lancaster, Pennsylvania eaT/aa.3mmcatrcomyplmangen  Y2/Page2    MUNA67424,.302091 07-05-24  16.  BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY Lancaster County, Pennsylvania ORDINANCE NO. 05-2024  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MOUNT JOY BOROUGH CODE OF ORDINANCES TO INSERT A NEW CHAPTER 205, RENTAL CODE.  BE AND IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED AND ENACTED by Borough Council of the Section 1. The Mount Joy Borough Code of Ordinances shall be amended by inserting a  Borough ofl Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, as follows: new Chapter 205, Rental Code, which shall provide as follows:  Chapter205 Rental Code  $205-1. Short title.  This chapter shall be known and cited as the Mount Joy Borough Rental Code.  $205-2. Applicability.  This chapter shall apply throughout the Borough of Mount Joy. Any activity regulated by this chapter shall only occur in such a way that conforms with the regulations of this chapter.  $205-3. Purpose.  The purpose ofthis chapter is to promote and protect the public health, safety, and welfare oft the citizens and community ofMount Joy Borough. Further purposes oft this chapter are to encourage proper maintenance and use of rental properties, improve the quality of rental housing, and establish rights and obligations of owners and occupants ofrental units within the Borough.  $205-4. Enforcement.  A. Enforcement authority: The Borough Code Enforcement Officer shall enforce this chapter.  B. Notice and prosecution of violations.  (1) Int the event ofa violation ofthis chapter the Code Enforcement Officer may contact the owner in writing to notify the owner of the violation. The Code Enforcement Officer may issue a notice of violation via certified mail outlining the violation,  remedies, and penalties for noncompliance.    (2) Ifthe Code Enforcement Officer has served ai notice of violation and the notice of violation: is not complied with within thet time specified in such notice orifthe Code Enforcement Officer determines that such notice ofv violation will have no practical or beneficial effect, the Code Enforcement Officer may, with consultation of the Borough Manager, pursue summary criminal proceedings and shall notify Borough  Council at the next regularly scheduled meeting.  C.  Penalties: Any person who shall violate a provision of this chapter, shall fail to comply with any requirements thereof, or shall fail to comply with any order of the Code Enforcement Officer shall be liable upon summary conviction therefor to fines and penalties of not less than $100 nor more than $1,000 plus all costs of prosecution, which fines and penalties may be collected as provided by law. Costsofprosecution shalli include the Borough's attorneys' fees as authorized by Section 3321(a)(5) of the Borough Code. All fines and penalties collected for violation of this chapter shall be paid to the Borough Treasurer. Each day that a violation continues and each section of this chapter which is  violated shall be deemed a separate offense.  $205-5. Interpretations and Appeals.  Where more than one provision of this chapter controls a particular matter, the provision that is more restrictive upon uses and structures shall apply. Thej provisions ofthis chapter are in addition to any other applicable Borough ordinances. The Code Enforcement Officer shall apply a literal interpretation to this chapter. Ifaj party disagrees with an: interpretation ofthis chapter by the Code Enforcement Officer, the party may appeal to Borough Council. Such appeal shall be made in writing within 101 business days after such decision has been made or violation issued. The appeal shall be verified by an affidavit, shall state the grounds therefore and shall be filed with the Borough Secretary. The appeal shall be accompanied by the appeal fee which shall be established by ordinance or resolution of Borough Council, and no appeal is complete without the appeal fee. The appellant or his representative shall have the right to appear and be heard if such right is requested ini the written appeal. Borough Council shall make aj prompt decision on such an appeal. Borough Council shall render a written decision, copies of which shall be provided to the Code Enforcement Officer and the appellant. In making a decision on an appeal from a decision of the Code Enforcement Officer, Borough Council may vary or modify any provision ofthis Code where there are practical difficulties in the way of executing the strict letter oft the law SO that the spirit ofthel law shall be observed, public safety secured, and substantial justice done. Such variation or  modification shall be the minimum necessary in order to grant relief.  $205-6. Word Usage.  Unless stated otherwise, the singular shall also regulate the plural, the present tense shall include the future tense, and the masculine shall include the feminine, and vice versa. Any word or term not defined in this chapter shall have its plain and ordinary meaning within the context of the section. A standard reference dictionary should be consulted. References to codes, ordinances, resolutions, plans, maps, standards, regulations, statutes, documents, lists, governmental bodies, commissions or agencies or officials are to codes, ordinances, resolutions, plans, maps, standards, regulations, statutes, documents, lists, governmental bodies, commissions or agencies or officials oft the Borough or of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as in effect or office from time to time, including amendments thereto or revisions or successors thereof, unless the text indicates another  reference is intended.  2    $205-7. Detinitions.  When used in this chapter, the following words, terms, and phrases shall have the following meanings, unless expressly stated otherwise or unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: BOROUGH - The Borough of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.  CODE - Any law or ordinance in effect in the Borough, specifically including Chapter 116, Curfew, Chapter 130, Firearms, Chapter 170, Noise, Chapter 195, Property Maintenance, and CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER - The person appointed by Borough Council to enforce this DISRUPTIVE CONDUCT = An act by an occupant of a rental unit or by a person present at a rental unit involving public drunkenness, consumption of alcoholic beverage in public, public urination or defecation, the unlawful deposit oftrash or litter onj public or private property, damage to or destruction of public or private property, the obstruction of public roads, streets, highways or sidewalks, interference with emergency or police services, use of profane or obscene language or gestures, indecent exposure, fighting or quarrelling, or any other act defined as "disorderly conduct" in the Pennsylvania Crimes Code or any act prohibited in Chapter 116, Curfew, Chapter 130, Firearms, Chapter 170, Noise, or Chapter 200, Public Property, of the Borough Code of Ordinances, or which otherwise injures or endangers the health, safety or welfare of the residents ofthe Borough residing in the neighborhood or vicinity of the gathering. It is not necessary that such conduct, action, incident or behavior constitute a criminal offense nor that criminal charges be filed against any person in order for said person to have perpetrated, caused or permitted the commission of disruptive conduct, as defined herein; provided, however, that no disruptive conduct shall be deemed to have occurred unless a police officer shall investigate and make a determination that such did occur, and keep written records, including a disruptive conduct report, ofs such occurrences. The occupant and the owner and, ifa applicable, the manager shall bei notified of any such occurrences, in writing. The definition of disruptive conduct shall be interpreted in accordance with Section 304 ofthe General Local Government Code as added by Act200of2014. DISRUPTIVE CONDUCT: REPORT - A written report of disruptive conduct to be completed by aj police officer who actually investigates an alleged incident ofd disruptive conduct, and which shall DWELLING UNIT- A single unit providing complete, independent, non-transient living facilities for one or more persons, including permanent provisions for living, sleeping, eating, cooking and  Chapter 200, Public Property, of the Code of Ordinances.  chapter.  be maintained by the Code Enforcement Officer.  sanitation.  FAMILY- Ai family as defined in Chapter 270, Zoning. units or short term rental units within the Borough. ofa residential rental unit or short term rental.  MANAGER - Aj person retained by an owner to be responsible for one or more residential rental OCCUPANT - Any person living and/or sleeping in ai residential rental unit or having possession  3    OWNER - The person who holds recorded title and/or the equitable owner under an agreement of sale of a property upon which a residential rental unit or a short term rental unit is erected or maintained. Ifmore than one person owns thej property asj joint tenants, tenants in common, tenants by the entireties, or tenants in co-partnership, each such person shall be considered an owner and POLICE DEPARTMENT - The Mount Joy Borough Police Department or any successor police  shall have all ofthe duties of an owner under this chapter.  department providing police protective services within the Borough. POLICE OFFICER -A member oft the Police Department.  RESIDENTIAL RENTAL UNIT - (1) a dwelling unit let for rent or lease, (ii) a dwelling unit occupied by anyone other than owner or family member of the first degree of the owner the property containing the dwelling unit being the owner's parents (by birth or adoption), siblings (by birth or adoption), and/or children (by birth or adoption) or (iii) a dwelling unit under a lease- SHORTTERM RENTAL UNIT - A short term rental unit as defined in Chapter 270, Zoning.  purchase agreement.  TENANT- A person who occupies or possesses a residential rental unit. $205-8. General regulations for residential rental units. Residential rental units shall be subject to the following provisions:  A. The owner shall provide and continuously maintain at least one: fire extinguisher, minimum UL rating of 2A-10B:C, ABC Dry Chemical, to be placed in the kitchen or in close proximity to the kitchen, either under the kitchen sink or on a wall-mounted bracket. B. The owner shall install ten-year sealed lithium battery smoke detectors at such] locations as are required by this Chapter 195 unless the residential rental unit is provided with an  operational hard-wired smoke detection system.  C. Requirement to permit:  (1) An owner shall obtain a permit from the Code Enforcement Officer, on an annual basis, for each residential rental unit. Annual permits shall be valid for the period of. January 1 to December 31. Failure to obtain a permit for any residential rental  unit shall be a violation of this chapter.  (2) The owner of a residential rental unit shall pay the annual permit fee set by resolution or ordinance of Borough Council upon application for the annual permit  for such residential rental unit.  D. The Code Enforcement Officer shall deny and may revoke aj permit for a residential rental  unit under the following conditions:  (1) The owner does not provide the name, address and phone number of a manager as  required by this chapter.  4    (2) The owner does not pay the annual permit fee.  (3) The owner is not current on: real estate taxes, sewer and water fees, trash collection (4) The owner does not correct. a code violation within the time frame cited by the Code (5) The owner has not complied with the disruptive conduct provisions ofthis Chapter. Inspections. All residential rental units shall be subject to inspection by the Code Enforcement Officer on a tri-annual basis, ifa complaint concerning the residential rental unit is received, or ift the Code Enforcement Officer otherwise determines that a violation of this Code may exist. The owner and/or manager of each residential rental unit shall make suitable arrangements with the Code Enforcement Officer for such inspections.  fees for the residential rental unit. Enforcement Officer.  E.  $205-9. Duties ofowners ofr residential rental units. Its shall be the duty of every owner ofar residential rental unit to:  A. Keep and maintain all residential rental units in compliance with all applicable codes, ordinances and provisions of all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including but not limited to Chapter 270, Zoning, and Chapter 195, Property Maintenance.  B. Keep and maintain all premises in good and safe condition.  C. Be aware of, and act to eliminate disruptive conduct in all residential rental units. D. Employ policies to and actually manage residential rental units under his/her control in compliance with the provisions of this chapter, Borough ordinances and all applicable  federal, state, and local laws and regulations.  E. Pay or ensure payment of all real estate taxes, ensure payment of sewer and water rates, ensure payment trash collection fees, and ensure vital utilities are provided and fees paid. Provide eacht tenant with a disclosure statement containing the requirements ofthis chapter, including thej provisions relating to disruptive conduct. Providing a copy ofthis chapter to  F.  each tenant will satisfy this requirement.  G. Take all actions necessary to ensure that each residential rental unit is occupied by only H. Require a written rental agreement for each residential rental unit which shall include the  one: family.  names ofa all permitted occupants.  I.  Post a notice which includes at a minimum the name, mailing address and telephone number ofthe owner and/or manager; the evenings on which refuse andi recycling are tol be placed curbside for collection if the residential rental unit is provided with refuse and recycling collection by the Borough's contractor; telephone number to call to register complaints regarding the physical condition of the residential rental unit; and telephone  5    number for emergency police, fire and medical services.  J.  Notify the Code Enforcement Officer of the names of each occupant of the residential rental unit when making application for an annual license. Each time there is a change in the occupancy of the residential rental unit, the owner shall submit to the Code Enforcement Officer the names of all new occupants of the residential rental unit or, if the residential rental unit becomes vacant, notification that the residential rental unit is vacant. K. Noi residential rental permit shall bei issued to any owner residing outside of15 aerial miles oft the Borough limits unless the owner provides the Code Enforcement Officer with the name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address of a manager residing or working within 15 aerial miles of the Borough limits, authorized to accept service of process on behalf of the owner. For the purpose of this chapter, a post office box is not acceptable for the manager's address. This designation shall not be valid unless signed by the owner and thei manager designated to act on behalfofthe owner. The owner shall notify the Code Enforcement Officer within 30 days of any change ini manager.  L. Ifthe owneri is required to appoint ai manager or appoints ai manager even ifnot required to do SO, the owner and the manager shall be jointly responsible for compliance with all  requirements of an owner set forth in this chapter.  $205-10. Duties of tenants and occupants of residential rental units. Each tenant and occupant ofar residential rental unit shall have the following duties.  A. Comply with all obligations of this chapter and all applicable codes and Borough ordinances, as well as all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Conduct himself/herself and require other persons, including, but not limited to, guests on thej premises and within the residential rental unit with their consent, to conduct themselves in a manner that will not disturb the peaceful enjoyment of adjacent or nearby dwellings C. Not engage in, nor tolerate, nor permit others on the premises to cause damage to the residential rental unit or engage in disruptive conduct, or other violations of this chapter,  B.  by people occupying the same.  Codes, or applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. D. Use the trash and recyclable collection services provided by the owner. Use the residential rental unit for no purpose other than as a residence. structures set forth in Chapter 195, Property Maintenance.  E. F.  Maintain the residential rental unit in a manner meeting all requirements for occupants of  G. Allow the Code Enforcement Officer to inspect the residential rental unit in accordance H. Not allow persons other than those identified on the lease to reside in the residential rental  with this chapter at: reasonable times.  unit.  6    I. J.  Not allow the residential rental unit tol be occupied by more than one: family.  Not permit the possession of, serving to, or consumption of alcohol or other controlled  substance by underage persons. $205-11. Short term rental unit permits. prior to obtaining aj permit under this chapter. A. Requirement to permit:  Each owner of a short term rental shall obtain all necessary approval under Chapter 270, Zoning,  (1) All owners shall obtain a short-term rental permit from the Code Enforcement Officer, on an annual basis, for each short-term rental unit. Annual permits shall be valid for the period of. January 1t to December 31. Failure to obtain a permit for any (2) The owner of the short-term rental unit shall pay the annual permit fee set by resolution or ordinance ofl Borough Council upon application for the annual permit  short-term rental unit shalll be a violation oft this chapter.  for such short-term rental unit.  B. The Code Enforcement Officer shall deny and may revoke a permit for a short-term rental  unit under the following conditions:  (1) Ift the owner does not provide the name, address, phone number and email address  ofar manager as required by this chapter. (2) Ift the owner does not pay the annual permit fee.  (3) Ift the owner does not provide a list of sites or methods for listing the short term  rental unit.  (4) Ifthe owner does not] provide the number of bedrooms to bei rented.  (5) Ifthe owner: is not current on real estate and hotel taxes, sewer and water rates, and (6) If the owner does not correct a code violation within the time frame cited by the (7) Ifthe owner has not complied with the disruptive conduct provisions oft this chapter. (8) Ifthe owner has an outstanding violation of Chapter 270, Zoning, relating to the B. No short-term rental permit shall be issued to any owner: residing outside of 15 aerial miles of the Borough limits unless the owner provides the Code Enforcement Officer with the name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address of a manager residing or working within 15 aerial miles of the Borough limits, authorized to accept service of process on behalf, of the owner. For the purpose of this chapter, a post office box is not  trash collection fees for the short term rental unit.  Code Enforcement Officer.  short term rental unit.  7    acceptable for the manager's address. This designation shall not be valid unless signed by the owner and the manager designated to act on behalfofthe owner. The owner: shall notify the Code Enforcement Officer within 30 days ofany change ini manager. D. Inspections. All short-term rental units shall be subject to inspection by the Code Enforcement Officer on al bi-annual basis, ifa complaint concerning the short-term rental unit is received, or if the Code Enforcement Officer otherwise determines that a violation of this chapter may exist. The owner and/or manager of each short-term rental unit shall make suitable arrangements with the Code Enforcement Officer for such inspections.  $205-12. Duties of short-term rental unit owners. Its shall be the duty ofe every owner to:  A. Keep and maintain all short-term rental units in compliance with all applicable codes, ordinances and provisions of all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including but not limited to Chapter 270, Zoning, and Chapter 195, Property Maintenance.  B. Keep and maintain all premises in good and safe condition.  C. Be aware of, and act to eliminate disruptive conduct in all short-term rental units. D. Limit each bedroom to 2 adult occupants and total occupancy to no more than 3 per  bedroom.  E. Limit the making ofi reservations to a primary occupant over the age of25.  F. Pay or ensure payment of all real estate and hotel taxes, ensure that sewer rates, trash G. Provide in each short-term rental unit a disclosure statement containing the requirements ofthis chapter, including the provisions relating to disruptive conduct. Disclosure shall be H. Take all actions necessary to ensure that each short-term rental unit is occupied by only the  collection fees, and vital utilities are provided, and fees paid.  clearly posted ini the short-term rental unit. maximum number of occupants. Borough with al list.  I. J.  List short-term rental units only with reputable sites or other method of listing and provide Post a notice which includes at a minimum the name, mailing address and telephone number oft the owner and/or manager; the evenings on which refuse and recycling are to be placed curbside for collection if the short-term rental unit is provided with refuse and recycling collection by the Borough's contractor; telephone number to call to register complaints regarding the physical condition of the short-term rental unit; and telephone  number for emergency police, fire and medical services. $205-13. Duties of short-term rental unit occupants.  Each occupant of a short-term rental unit shall have the following duties.  8    A. Comply with all obligations of this chapter and all applicable codes and Borough ordinances, as well as all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. B. Conduct himself/herself and require other persons, including, but not limited to, guests on the premises and within their short-term rental unit with their consent, to conduct themselves in a manner that will not disturb the peaceful enjoyment of adjacent or nearby C. Not engage in, nor tolerate, nor permit others on1 the premises to cause damage to the short- term rental unit or engage in disruptive conduct, or other violations of this chapter, Codes,  dwellings by people occupying the same.  or applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. D. Use the trash and recyclable collection services provided by the owner.  E. Maintain the short-term rental unit in a manner meeting all requirements for occupants of  structures set forth in Chapter 195, Property Maintenance.  F.  Allow the Code Enforcement Officer to inspect the short-term rental unit in accordance  with this chapter at reasonable times.  G. Not allow the short-term rental unit tol be occupied by more occupants than allowed on the H. Not permit the possession of, serving to, or consumption of alcohol or other controlled  premises.  substance by underage persons. $205-14. Disruptive Conduct.  A. Disruptive Conduct as defined in this chapter on any property containing either ai residential rental unit or a short-term rental unit shall be handled in the: following manner: (1) Ap police officer shall investigate alleged incidents of disruptive conduct. The police officer conducting thei investigation shall complete a disruptive conduct report upon af finding that the reported incident constitutes disruptive conduct and provide a copy of the report to the Code Enforcement Officer within 10 days. (2) Upon receiving the disruptive conduct report from the police dept the Code Enforcement Officer shall notify the tenant ofai residential rental unit, owner, and ifapplicable, the manager with a notice of violation by certified mail of the report being issuéd within 10 business days. The occupant of a short-term rental unit is (3) The owner and, if applicable, the manager shall have 10 business days from the date of the notice of violation to appeal the disruptive conduct report. The appeal shall bei made in writing and submitted to the Borough Secretary in accordance with (4) The tenant or occupant of a residential rental unit or the occupant of a short term rental unit shall not have the option to appeal to Borough Council.  not required to be notified.  the process stated in $205-5.  9    (5) The information provided in the disruptive conduct report shall include, if possible, the identity of the alleged perpetrator(s) oft the disruptive conduct and the factual basis for the disruptive conduct described in the disruptive conduct report. A copy of the disruptive conduct report shall be included in the notice of violation mailed  to the proper parties. Enforcement Procedures: (1) Residential rental units:  B.  (a) After three documented disruptive conduct incidents by an occupant in any twelve-month period, the owner and, if applicable, the manager shall have 101 business days from the date oft the third disruptive conduct report to begin eviction proceedings against the tenant and/or occupant(s) under the Pennsylvania Landlord and Tenant Actof1951. This section is not intended tol limit ori inhibit the owner, andi ifa applicable, the manager's rights to initiate eviction actions prior to the issuance ofat third disruptive conduct report in (b) The owner and, if applicable, the manager shall submit a copy of the document to the Code Enforcement Officer commencing the eviction proceedings against the occupant(s) of a residential rental unit. Failure to take such action will result ini the immediate revocation oft the permit issued by the Borough. The Borough shall not reinstate the permit for the residential rental unit involved until the disruptive occupants have been evicted, the magisterial district judge has ruled in the occupant's favor, the magisterial district judge has ruled in the owner's favor but has not ordered the eviction oft the occupant(s), or the occupant(s) have filed an appeal to a higher court or declared bankruptcy, thereby preventing their eviction. (c) The owner shall actively prosecute the eviction proceeding. If the owner does not appear for the hearing, fails to present evidence at the hearing or withdraws the eviction action, the owner shall be in violation oft this chapter and the Borough shall revoke the permit for the residential rental unit. (d) Upon eviction, the disruptive tenant and/or occupant(s) shall not reoccupy any residential rental unit on the same premises involved for a period of at (e) The disruptive conduct report shall count against all tenants and occupants ofthe rental unit. More than one disruptive conduct report filedina at twenty- four-hour period for the same offense shall count as a single disruptive (f) This section shall be interpreted in accordance with Section 304 of the General Local Government Code as added by Act 200 of2014.  atwelve-month period.  least one year from the date of eviction.  conduct report.  (2) Short term rental units:  10    (a) Three documented disruptive conduct incidents in any six-month period at any short-term rental unit on a property used for short term rentals shall result in the revocation of the short-term rental permit, a suspension of the use for all short-term rental units on the premise for 12 months, and any otherenforcement action that may be required by applicable law or Borough  ordinance.  (b) The owner and, if applicable, the manager may appeal against this (c) Occupants shall not be permitted to appeal disruptive conduct at short term Section 2. All other sections, parts and provisions of the Mount Joy Borough Code of Section 3. In the event any provision, section, sentence, clause or part of this Ordinance shall be held to be invalid, illegal or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity, illegality or unconstitutionalnty shall not affect or impair the remaining provisions, sections, sentences, clauses or parts of this Ordinance, it being the intent of Borough Council that the remainder oft the Ordinance shall be and shall remain in full force and effect.  suspension as outlined in $205-5.  rentals.  Ordinances shall remain in full: force and effect as previously enacted and amended.  Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its enactment as  provided by law.  DULY ORDAINED AND: ENACTED this  day of  2024,  by Borough Council of the Borough of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in lawful  session duly assembled.  BOROUGH OF MOUNTJ JOY Lancaster County, Pennsylvania  Attest:  By:  (Assistant) Secretary  (Vice) President Borough Council  [BOROUGH SEAL]  Examined and approved as an Ordinance this  day of  2024.  By:  Mayor  11    LAWOFFICES P.O.BOX4686 LANCASTEKPBNSTLVANA 17604-4686 WWW.MHCKCOM FAX(717)299-6170 E-MAIL: attomeys@mhck.com  ANTHONYESCIHMANECK JOSELECLEARY ROBERTE.SISKO JASONM,HESS OFCOUNSEL RANDALLK_MILLER WILLIAMC. CROSSWELL  MORGAN, HALLGREN, CROSSWELL & KANE, P.C.  GEORGEJ.MORGAN (1971-2021) RETIRED CARLR. HALLGREN MICHAELPKANE 700 LANCASTER,PA NORTHDUKESTREET 17602 717-299-5251 1536WMAINSTREET EPHRATA,PA! 17522 717-733-2313 659EWILLOW: STREET ELIZABETHTOWA.PAI 17022 717-361-8524  November 12, 2024 VIA E-MAIL  LNP Media Group, Inc. 8 West King Street P.O.) Box 1328 Lancaster, PA 17608-1328  Re: Rental Code and Property Maintenance Ordinances/Mount Joy Borough  Our File No. 16724  Dear Sir or Madam:  Please publish the attached legal notice in the Thursday, November 21, 2024, edition of LNP. Thereafter, please send the proof of publication for the advertisement and your invoice  directly to the following person:  Mark G. Pugliese I, Borough Manager Mount Joy Borough 21 East Main Street Mount Joy, PA 17552 717-653-2300  Iam also attaching a pdf version of the full text of the proposed Ordinance to which the enclosed legal notice relates as required by the Borough Code. The full text of each proposed Ordinance should be available for public inspection by anyone who cares to do SO. If you have  any questions, please contact me.  Very truly yours, Josele Cleary  JC:sle MUNII6T2AC4.405V1 Attachments  cc: Mount Joy Borough (w/attachments)    MUNII67242499410157 11/12/24  Notice is hereby given that Mount Joy Borough Council at its meeting on Monday, December 2, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building, 21 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, shall consider, and, if appropriate, at that meeting or a subsequent public meeting held within 60 days of the date of publication of this advertisement, shall enact two  ordinances, the captions and summaries of which are as follows:  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MOUNT JOY BOROUGH CODE OF ORDINANCES TO: INSERT A NEW CHAPTER 205, RENTAL CODE.  Thej proposed ordinance may bes summarized as follows. Section 1 amends the Code ofOrdinances to add a new Chapter 205, Rental Code, which contains Sections 205-1, Short title; 205-2, Applicability; 205-3, Purpose; 205-4, Enforcement; 205-5, Interpretations and appeals; 205-6, Word Usage; 205-7, Definitions; 205-8, General regulations for residential rental units; 205-9, Duties of owners ofr residential rental units; 205-10, Duties oft tenants and occupants oft residential rental units; 205-11, Short term rental unit permits; 205-12, Duties of short-term rental unit owners; 205-13, Duties of short-term rental unit occupants; and 205-14, Disruptive conduct. Sections 2 - 4 reaffirm all other parts and provisions of the Code of Ordinances, provide for  severability of any invalid provisions, and set forth the effective date.  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MOUNT JOY BOROUGH CODE OF ORDINANCES TO REVISE AND RESTATE CHAPTER 195, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE, TO ADOPT THE INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTEMANCECODEADA, ASTHE MOUNTIOYBOROUGH PROPERIY MAINTENANCE CODE TOGETHER WITH CERTAIN REVISIONS AND ADDITIONS; AND TO REPEAL ARTICLE III OF CHAPTER 232, STREETS  AND SIDEWALKS.  The proposed ordinance may be summarized as follows. Section 1 amends Chapter 195, Property Maintenance, of the Code of Ordinances in its entirety. The new Chapter 195 adopts the International Property Maintenance Code/2024 as the Mount Joy Borough Property Maintenance Code subject to additions, deletions, and amendments set forth in the proposed ordinance. Such changes from the International Property Maintenance Code/2024 include revisions to appeals, enforcement, and penalty provisions as well as the addition of provisions relating to maintenance of exterior property areas and drainage. Section 2 deletes Article III, Trimming of Overhanging Trees and Shrubs, of Chapter 232, Streets and Sidewalks. Sections 3 -5 reaffirm all other parts    and provisions of the Code ofOrdinances, provide for severability of any invalid provisions, and  set forth the effective date.  A copy of each ordinance: may be examined without charge at the offices of this newspaper and att the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building, 21 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, Mondays through! Fridays from 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. A copy ofe each proposed ordinance may be obtained for the cost ofi reproduction at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building during the  above hours.  MORGAN, HALLGREN, CROSSWELL6 & Mount Joy Borough Solicitor  KANE, P.C.    MLNM400C)24053IV 07-03-24  1lg  BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY Lancaster County, Pennsylvania ORDINANCE NO. 06-2024  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MOUNT JOY BOROUGH CODE OF ORDINANCES TO REVISE AND RESTATE CHAPTER 195, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE, TOADOPTTHE INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTE- NANCE CODE/2024, AS THE MOUNT JOY BOROUGH PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE TOGETHER WITH CERTAIN REVISIONS AND ADDITIONS; AND TO REPEAL ARTICLE III OF CHAPTER 232, STREETS BE. AND. IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED AND ENACTED by Borough Council ofM Mount Section 1. The Mount Joy Borough Code ofOrdinances, Chapter 195, Property Mainte-  AND SIDEWALKS.  Joy Borough, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, as follows: nance, shall be amended in its entirety to provide as follows:  Chapter 195 Property Maintenance  $195-1.Title. Code."  This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the "Mount Joy Borough Property Maintenance  $195-2. Adoption of standards.  A certain document, copies of which have been and are presently on file in the office oft the Sec- retary of the Borough of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, being marked and desig- nated as 'International Code Council, Inc., 2024 International Property Maintenance Code," be and is adopted as the Property Maintenance Code of the Borough of Mount Joy, creating a code ofproperty maintenance: regulations for the protection of public health, safety and welfare as herein provided. Each and all of the regulations of the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code, except as provided in $ 195-3 of this chapter, are hereby referred to, adopted and made a part hereof as if fully set out in this chapter, with the additions, insertions, deletions and changes, if  any, enumerated in $ 195-3. $195-3.Modification ofs standards.  Changes from the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code to the Property Maintenance  Code oft the Borough of] Mount Joy are as follows:    A. Section 101.1 shall be amended by inserting "Borough ofl Mount Joy, Lancaster County,  Pennsylvania."  B.  Section 103.1 shall provide as follows:  103.1. Code official function. The function oft the Code Official shall be the implementa-  tion, administration, and enforcement of the provisions oft this code.  C.  Section 104.1 shall provide as follows:  104.1. Fees. The fees for activities and services performed by the Code Official in carrying out his responsibilities under this code shall be established by resolution or ordinance of  Borough Council.  D. Section 106, Means of Appeal, shall be deletedi ini its entirety. A new Section 106, Appeals,  shall be inserted which shall provide as follows:  106.1.A Appeals. An appeal from any decision ofthe Code Official may bet taken tol Borough Council. Such appeal shall be made in writing within 10 days after such decision has been made. The appeal shall be verified by an affidavit, shall state the grounds therefor and shall be filed with the Borough Secretary. The appeal shall be accompanied by the appeal fee which shall be established by ordinance or resolution of Borough Council. The appel- lant or his representative shall have the right to appear and be heard, if such right is re- quested in the written appeal. Borough Council shall make a prompt decision on such appeal. Ini making a decision, Borough Council may vary or modify any provision ofthis code where there are practical difficulties in the way of executing the strict letter ofthel law sO that the spirit oft the law shall be observed, public safety secured, and substantial justice done. Such variation or modification shall be the minimum necessary in order to grant relief. Borough Council shall render a written decision, copies of which shall be provided  to the Code Official and the appellant.  E.  Sections 107.2, 107.3 and 107.4 shall provide as follows:  107.2. Notice of violation. The Code Official may serve notices ofviolation or may serve 107.3. Prosecution of violation. Ifthe Code Official has served a notice of violation and the notice of violation is not complied with within the time specified in such notice, or if the Code Official determines that there is insufficient time to serve a notice of violation or that a notice of violation will have no practical or beneficial effect, the Code Official shall notify Borough Council of the violation and shall request Borough Council to authorize institution of enforcement proceedings against the violator and/or authorize the Borough Solicitor to institute the appropriate proceedings at law or in equity to restrain, correct, or abate such violation or to require the removal or termination oft the unlawful occupancy of the structure in violation of the provisions of this Code or any order or direction made pursuant thereto. Ifthe Code Official or any police officer observes a violation of Sections 302 or 308 of this Code, in addition to the foregoing, the Code Official or police officeris hereby empowered toi institute summary criminal proceedings against the violator.  orders in accordance with Section 109.  2    F.  107.4. Penalty. Any person who shall violate aj provision oft this Code; or who shall fail to comply with any of the requirements thereof; or who shall use, maintain or alter a lot, building or structure in violation of any approved plan or directive oft the Code Official or of any order, permit or certificate issued under the provisions of this Code; or who shall violate any order oft the Code Official; or who shall fail to remedy or who shall negligently ori improperly remedy any health hazard; or who shall fail to completely implement aj plan to remedy a health hazard which has been reviewed and approved by the Code Official shall bel liable, upon: summary conviction therefor, to fines and penalties of(a) not less than $100nori more than $1,000 plus all costs ofprosecution, including the Borough'sa attorneys' fees, for a first offense, (b) not less than $200 nor more than $1,000 plus all costs of pros- ecution, including the Borough'sa attorneys' fees, for as second offense, and (c) not less than $3001 nor more than $1,000 plus all costs ofp prosecution, including the Borough'sattomeys fees, for a third offense, which fines and penalties may be collected as provided by law. All fines and penalties collected for violation ofthis Code shall be paid over to the Borough Treasurer. Each day that a violation continues and each section of this Code which is vio- lated shall be deemed a separate offense. This Code may also be enforced by an action in G. Insert new Section 107.6 and the included sub-sections and a new Section 107.7 which  equity brought in the Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas.  shall provide as follows:  107.6. Property Maintenance Violation Ticket: The Borough of Mount Joy establishes a Property Maintenance Violation Ticket program to aid in the enforcement of certain viola- 107.6.1: In addition to other enforcement mechanisms in this Code, violations of the fol- lowing sections shall be enforceable through a Property Maintenance Violation Ticket:  tions identified in Section 107.7.1.  Section 302.4. Weeds.  Section 302.4.1. Overhanging trees and shrubs. Section 302.8.2. Unlicensed, uninspected vehicles. Section 302.8.3. Hazardous vehicles. Section 308. Rubbish and Garbage.  107.6.2: : Issuance and Service of] Property Maintenance Tickets.  1. A Property Maintenance Violation Ticket form shall be approved by Bor- ough Council and may bei issued by any Borough Codel Enforcement Officer Property Maintenance Violation Tickets may bei issued to the any ofthe fol- lowing: property owner, property occupant, or the individual or entity Remediation or abatement oft the violation and payment of the: fine set forth in the Property Maintenance Violation Ticket shall occur within 15 days of the Property Maintenance Violation Ticket being issued. Failure to pay the  or Police Officer.  2.  known to have committed the violation.  3.  3    Property Maintenance Violation' Ticket or remediate/abate the violation may Property Maintenance Violation Tickets may be issued upon a failure to comply with a warning/advisory letter within thet time specified by the Code Official and/or in conjunction with a second or greater offense. Property Maintenance Violation Tickets may be appealed in accordance  result in institution of summary criminal proceedings.  4.  5.  with Section 111.  107.7.Performance of work upon noncompliance.  Ini the event the that the owner or occupant of aj premises shall refuse or neglect to abate a violation after having been served a notice in accordance with Section 107.2, the Code Official may cause such condition to be remediated and/or removed and the violation cor- rected, keeping record ofa all expenses including but not limited to inspections, service of notice, and cost of action to correct conditions in violation. All expenses incurred by the Borough for such action shall be charged to the owner or occupant and charged a 10% administrative fee. Ifsuch charges are not paid within 30 days, the Borough Solicitor shall file a municipal claim and/or civil action for such costs and expenses and administrative fee, together with a penalty of 10% oft the costs and expenses, and for allowable attorneys' fees, in the manner provided by law for the collection of municipal claims and/or the: filing  ofcivil actions.  H. Insert new Section 108.2.1 which shall provide as follows:  108.2.1. Method ofservice. Service of said notice shall bei in accordance with Section 109.  I.  109.4, Notice, shall provide as follows:  109.4. Notice. Whenever the Code Official determines there has been a violation of this code orl has grounds to believe that a violation has occurred, the Code Official is authorized to give notice in the manner prescribed herein. The Code Official is not required to serve ai notice if the Code Official determines that there is insufficient time to serve a notice of violation or that such notice of violation will have no practical or beneficial effect ori ifthe  Code Official has served a notice in accordance with Section 308.  109.4.1. Form. Notices shall be in writing, shall identify the record owner oft the real estate and identify the real estate on which the violation has occurred, shall identify the violation(s) and corrective action(s) required, and shall inform the re- 109.4.2. Method of service. Service of said notice shall be made upon the owner or occupant oft the said premises in any oft the following manners: by delivering the same to such owner or occupant personally orl by delivering the same to and leaving itwith any adult person in charge oft the said premises or by affixing the same in a conspicuous position upon said premises or by sending said notice by certified or registered mail addressed to the owner at the last known address with return receipt requested. Such procedures shall be deemed the equivalent of personal notice.  cipient of the right to appeal.  4    J.  109.7.1, Placard Removal, shall provide as follows:  109.7.1. Placard Removal. Ai fee established by resolution or ordinance of Borough Coun- cil will be imposed upon any person requesting an inspection for the purpose of removing a condemnation placard. A condemnation placard shall be removed when the defect or defects in the property, in violation of the Property Maintenance Code, have been elimi- nated. The fee for inspection to remove the placard notice shall be payable in full in ad- vance. Ifu upon inspection the defect or defects ini the property, in violation of the Property Maintenance Code remain, the placard shall not be removed. A fee established by resolu- tion or ordinance of Borough Council will be imposed on any person requesting a subse- quent inspection for the purpose of removing a condemnation placard. Any person who defaces or removes a condemnation placard without the approval of the Property Mainte- nance Code Official shall be subject to thej penalties provided by the code.  K. Section 111.3 shall provide as follows:  111.3. Failure to comply. Whenever the owner of a property fails to comply with a demo- lition order within the time period prescribed, the Code Official shall request the Borough Solicitor to institute an action at law or in equity against the property owner to obtain an order authorizing the Code Official to raze and remove such structure or contract for the razing and removal of such structure at the expense of the owner of the property. At the completion of such: razing and removal, the Borough Solicitor shall file ai municipal claim as a lien against the property in the amount oft the Borough's costs plus aj penalty of10% of such costs and for allowable attorneys' fees. The Borough Solicitor may also institute any proceedings at law ori in equity toj provide for the collection of the Borough's costs and  expenses.  L. Section 111.4 shall be deleted in its entirety.  M. Section 202, General Definitions, shall be amended by inserting or amending the following  definitions:  BOROUGH. Mount Joy Borough, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. BOROUGH COUNCIL. The governing body oft the Borough.  CODE OFFICIAL. The Borough Codes, Zoning and Stormwater Enforcement Officer or any other Borough official empowered to enforce this code, or any duly authorized repre- POLICE DEPARTMENT. The Mount Joy Borough Police Department or any successor  sentative.  agency providing police services within the Borough. POLICE OFFICER. A member oft the Police Department. van, truck, recreational vehicle, or trailer, which:  VEHICLE, HAZARDOUS. A vehicle, including but not limited to an automobile, bus,  5    (1) Contains one or more broken windows or one or more missing doors or ai missing trunk or hood which allow entry into the vehicle by children or vermin; or (2) Iss structurally unstable or supported by blocks, jacks or other devices which may (3) Is parked upon property in such a manner as to obstruct the vision of drivers or interfere with the free movement of! pedestrians or traffic or create a fire hazard.  slip or move, presenting a danger toj passersby; or  N. Insert a new Section 301.4 which shall provide as follows:  301.4. Interference with compliance. No person shall take or cause any person to take any action which creates a condition which results in a premises violating any requirement of this Code, including but not limited to the tampering with water service or sewer service or facilities, depositing ofrubbish or garbage or any other discarded materials on aj prem- ises, removal of fire extinguishers, and blocking exits. Notwithstanding the foregoing, it shall not be a violation ofthis Code for the supplier of public water service to cease service for nonpayment of water or sewer rates or charges in accordance with applicable laws and Section 302.4 shall amended to provide and Section 302.4.1 shall be added which shall 302.4. Weeds. All premises and exterior property shall be maintained free from weeds or plant growth in excess of six inches. All noxious weeds shall be prohibited. Weeds shall be defined as all grasses, annual plants and vegetation, other than trees or shrubs; provided, however, this term shall not include cultivated flowers and gardens, protected wild flowers Borough Council, the Code Official or any officer or employee ofthe Borough designated for this purpose is hereby authorized to give notice, by personal service, by United States mail or by posting the property, to the owner of any premises whereon grass, weeds or other vegetation is growing or remaining in violation oft the provisions ofthis Code, direct- ing and requiring such owner to remove, trim or cut such grass, weeds or vegetation, SO as to conform to the requirements of this Code, within 10 days after the issuance of such notice or such other time period as may be set forth in the notice. In case any person shall neglect, fail or refuse to comply with such notice, within 10 days after the issuance ofs such notice or such other time period as may be set: forth in the notice, Borough authorities may remove, trim or cut such grass, weeds or vegetation, and the cost thereof, together with a penalty of10% ofsuch cost, and allowable attorneys' fees may be collected by the Borough IfBorough Council, the Code Official or any officer or employee ofthel Borough has given notice under this section ini the calendar year and the owner did not comply with the notice within the required 10 days, the Borough shall not be required to give additional notice to the owner before the Borough removes, trims or cuts grass, weeds or vegetation on the property ini that same calendar year, and the Borough may collect the cost thereof, together  procedures.  O.  provide as follows:  and wetlands.  from such person in the manner provided by law.  6    with aj penalty of10% of such cost, and allowable attorneys' fees from such person in the  manner provided by law.  302.4.1 Trimming of overhanging trees and shrubs. The owner and/or occupant of the premises shall be responsible for keeping trimmed all trees and shrubbery upon the property that front aj public sidewalk or other public way. There shall be ai min- imum of14 feet ofvertical clear space between thel lowest portion ofsuch plant and the street surface, and a minimum 8 feet vertical clear space between the lowest portion of the plant and the surface of the sidewalk. No horizontal extension shall encroach into the public way below the minimum heights listed in this section. Borough Council, the Code Official or any officer or employee of the Borough designated for this purpose is hereby authorized to give notice, by personal service, by United States mail or by posting the property, to the owner of any premises whereon trees and shrubbery are growing or remaining in violation of this Section 302.4.1 directing and requiring such owner to remove or trim such trees and shrub- bery sO as to conform to the requirements of this Code, within 10 days after the issuance of such notice or such other time period as may be set forth in the notice. Inc case any person shall neglect, fail or refuse to comply with such notice, within 10 days after the issuance of such notice or such other time period as may be set forth in the notice, Borough authorities may remove or trim such trees and shrub- bery, and the cost thereof, together with aj penalty of10% of such cost, and allow- able attorneys' fees may be collected by the Borough from such person ini the man-  ner provided by law.  P.  Section 302.8 shall be amended to provide as follows:  302.8. Vehicles. Except as provided in other regulations, the parking and storage ofr motor vehicles, including but not limited to automobiles, buses, vans, trucks, recreational vehi-  cles, and trailers, shall be limited as provided herein.  302.8.1. Licensed and inspected vehicles. Vehicles which have a current license and inspection may be stored upon a premises in accordance with the requirements oft the Borough Zoning Ordinance and other applicable ordinances and regulations 302.8.2. Unlicensed or uninspected vehicles. Vehicles which do not have both a current license and a current inspection may be stored within a completely enclosed structure on any premises. Unlicensed or uninspected vehicles shall not be stored outside ofa completely enclosed structure on a premises ifs such storage constitutes anuisance orifsuch vehicle is al hazardous vehicle. Except as provided below, prior to the unenclosed storage of any unlicensed or uninspected motor vehicle on any premises, the owner of the premises shall obtain a permit from the Code Official for the storage of such vehicle. The Code Official shall determine that the motor vehicle is not al hazardous vehicle and that the proposed storage shall not constitute anuisance prior to the issuance ofaj permit. Such permit shall authorize the storage ofthe motor vehicle: for aj period of90 days. The owner shalll have the rightt to appeal a denial ofaj permit by the Code Official as provided in Section 106 herein. Storage  unless such vehicles are hazardous vehicles as defined herein.  7    of an unlicensed or uninspected vehicle without obtaining a permit as required herein shall constitute a violation ofthis Code. The Code Official and/or the Police Department may order the removal of an unlicensed or uninspected vehicle for which a permit has not been obtained using the procedure set forth in Section 302.8.3. Exceptions: No permit shall be required by the operator ofai motor vehicle towing or repair establishment. Such establishments shall be permitted to store un- licensed or uninspected motor vehicles for a period ofr not more than 90 days. 302.8.3. Hazardous vehicles. No person who owns a hazardous vehicle shall park, place, deposit or permit the parking, placement or depositing of the hazardous ve- hicle on any property. No property owner shall permit any hazardous vehicle to remain on aj premises. Ifany hazardous vehicle is] parked orj placed upon aj premises, the Code Official and/or the Police Department shall notify the owner or occupant of the premises of the duty to remove the hazardous vehicle. The Code Official and/or the Police Department shall post upon the hazardous vehicle in a conspicu- ous place a notice directing the removal of the hazardous vehicle within ten days. Should the vehicle not be removed, the Code Official and/or the Police Department shall serve a second notice which shall be in writing and shall provide a time limit not to exceed five days within which thel hazardous vehicle has tol bei removed. Said notice shall be served as provided in Section 109 herein and shall additionally be posted upon the hazardous vehicle. Ift the owner of the premises fails toi remove the hazardous vehicle, the Borough may take action to abate the health and/or safety hazard resulting from the hazardous vehicle in the manner provided in Section  107.5 herein.  A new Section 302.10 shall be added which shall provide as follows:  302.10. Used vehicle parts and tires. Noj person shall place, deposit or permit the placement or depositing of used vehicle parts or tires outside of an enclosed structure on any property unless such used vehicle parts or tires are secured toj prevent removal and unless such used vehicle tires are wrapped or covered in a manner sufficient toj prevent the accumulation of any standing water, to eliminate all breeding grounds for insects and to eliminate all areas  which could be used as harborage for rodents or other animals.  R. Section 304.14, Insect screens, shall be amended by inserting April 1" and "September  30" into the appropriate places.  S.  Section 308, Rubbish and Garbage, shall be amended by adding new Sections 308.4, No- tices of violation, and 308.5, Enforcement, which shall provide as follows: 308.4. Notices ofviolation. Borough Council, the Code Official or any officer or employee ofthel Borough designated for this] purpose is hereby authorized to give notice, by personal service, by United States mail or by posting the property, to the owner of any premises on which there exist accumulations of rubbish or garbage remaining in violation ofthe provi- sions of this Code, directing and requiring such owner to remove such accumulations of rubbish or garbage SO as to conform to the requirements of this Code, within five business days after the issuance of such notice. In case any person shall neglect, fail or refuse to comply with such notice, within seven business days after the issuance of such notice,  8    Borough authorities may remove such accumulations of rubbish or garbage, and the cost thereof, together with aj penalty of 10% of such cost, and allowable attorneys' fees may be collected by the Borough from such person in the manner provided by law. IfBorough Council, the Code Official or any officer or employee ofthe Borough has given notice under this section in the calendar year and the owner did not comply with the notice within the required five business days, the Borough shall not bei required to give additional notice to the owner before the Borough removes accumulations of rubbish or garbage on the property in that same calendar year, and the Borough may collect the cost thereof, to- gether with a penalty of 10% of such cost, and allowable attorneys' fees from such person 308.5. Enforcement. The Code Official or any police officer shall be authorized toi institute summary criminal proceedings against any person who fails to comply with the require- ments of this Section 308 prohibiting accumulations of rubbish or garbage and requiring proper storage and disposal of rubbish and garbage. The failure to maintain exterior prem- ises and property and the interior of a structure free from accumulation of rubbish and garbage and/ort the: failure ofa any person to comply with the requirements of Sections 308.2 and 308.3 ofthis Code: is a violation ofthe provisions ofthis Code, whether or not Borough Council, the Code Official, or other officer or employee ofthel Borough provides the notice set forth below. Any police officer and the Code Official may institute summary enforce- ment proceedings pursuant to Section 107 ofthis Code. Such prosecution shall not prevent the Borough from also proceeding under the provisions of Section 308.4 to abate nuisance  int the manner provided by law.  conditions on the property.  T. Section 507.1, General, shall be amended to provide as follows:  507.1. General. Drainage ofi roofs and paved areas, yards, courts, and other open areas on the premises shall not be discharged in a manner which creates a nuisance. No drainage shall not be directed into any drain connecting with any public sewer: system, any individual ord community sewage disposal system, any cesspool, any absorption area for a sewage disposal system, on to the cartway ofaj public street, or be discharged in such ai matter that  water accumulate on the cartway ofaj public street. shall be added which shall provide as follows:  U. Section 507.1, General, shall bei revised and ai new Section 507.2, Continued maintenance,  507.1 General. All roofs, paved areas or yards shall be drained into a separate storm sewer system or to aj place of disposal satisfactory to the Code Official and/or the Borough Engi- neer. In the case of one- and two-family dwellings, stormwater may be discharged on flat areas such as streets or lawns sO long as the stormwater will flow away from the building from which it is being discharged. Ini no way will it be allowed to flow over any adjoining property or properties. Each building, home or homes shall have their own independent 507.2 Continued Maintenance. All roof gutters and downspouts shall be kept in a good state ofr repair and bel kept free of debris. Ifaroofg gutter or downspout is found in a decay- ing, leaking or unsatisfactory condition by the Code Official or the Sanitation Officer, the  roof gutter and downspouts.  9    owner of the property in which such condition exists will be notified in writing to correct such conditions. Should any person served by such notice fail or refuse to comply with the order contained therein within the time specified, the Code Official or Sanitation Officer  shall institute proceedings to force compliance with such order.  V. Section 602.3, Heat supply, shall be amended by inserting "October 1" and "April 30" into W. Section 602.4, Occupiable work spaces, shall be amended by inserting "October l"and  the appropriate places.  "April 30" into the appropriate places.  Section 2. The Mount Joy Borough Code of Ordinances, Chapter 232, Streets and Side- walks, Article III, Trimming of Overhanging Trees and Shrubs, shall be deleted in its entirety. Section 3. All other sections, parts and provisions ofthe Code ofOrdinances ofMount. Joy Borough shall remain in full force and effect as previously enacted and amended. Section 4. In the event any provision, section, sentence, clause or part of this Ordinance shall be held to be invalid, illegal or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity, illegality or unconstitutionality shall not affect or impair the remaining provisions, sec- tions, sentences, clauses or parts of this Ordinance, it being the intent of Borough Council that the  remainder of the Ordinance shall be and shall remain in full force and effect.  Section 5. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its enactment as  provided by law.  DULY ORDAINED AND ENACTED this  day of  2024, by  Borough Council oft the Borough of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in lawful session  duly assembled.  BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY Lancaster County, Pennsylvania  Attest:  By:  (Assistant) Secretary  (Vice) President Borough Council  [BOROUGH SEAL]  Examined and approved as an Ordinance this  day of  2024.  By:  Mayor  10    LAWOFFICES P.0.BOX4686 LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA 17604-4686 WWWMHCKCOM FAX(717)299-6170 E-MAIL: attomevs@mhckcom  AMTHONYPSCHIMANECK JOSELECLEARY ROBERTE.SISKO JASONM. HESS OFCOUNSEL WILLIAMC. CROSSWELL RANDALLK. MILLER  MORGAN, HALLGREN, CROSSWELL & KANE, P.C.  GEORGEJ.MORGAN (1971-2021) RETIRED CARLR. HALLGREN MICHAELP.KANE 700N NORTHDUKESTREET LANCASTER,PAI 17602 717-299-5251 1536WMAINSTREET EPHRATA,PAI 17522 717-733-2313 69EWILLOWSTREET ELIZABETHTOWN.I PAI 17022 717-361-8524  November 12, 2024 VIA E-MAIL  LNP Media Group, Inc. 8 West King Street P.O. Box 1328 Lancaster, PA 17608-1328  Re: Rental Code and Property Maintenance Ordinances/Mount Joy Borough  Our File No. 16724  Dear Sir or Madam:  Please publish the attached legal notice in the Thursday, November 21, 2024, edition of LNP. Thereafter, please send the proof of publication for the advertisement and your invoice  directly to the following person:  Mark G. Pugliese I, Borough Manager Mount Joy Borough 21 East Main Street Mount Joy, PA 17552 717-653-2300  Iam also attaching a pdf version of the full text of the proposed Ordinance to which the enclosed legal notice relates as required by the Borough Code. The full text of each proposed Ordinance should be available for public inspection by anyone who cares to do sO. Ifyou have  any questions, please contact me.  Very truly yours, Josele Cleary  JC:sle MUNNGT2AC494105V7 Attachments  cc: Mount Joy Borough (w/attachments)    MUNN167404).4015V1 11/12/24  Notice is hereby given that Mount Joy Borough Council at its meeting on Monday, December 2, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building, 21 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, shall consider, and, if appropriate, at that meeting or a subsequent public meeting held within 60 days of the date of publication of this advertisement, shall enact two  ordinances, the captions and summaries ofwhich are as follows:  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MOUNT JOY BOROUGH CODE OF ORDINANCES TO. INSERT. A NEW CHAPTER 205, RENTAL CODE.  Thej proposed ordinance may bes summarized. as follows. Section 1 amends the Code ofOrdinances to add a new Chapter 205, Rental Code, which contains Sections 205-1, Short title; 205-2, Applicability; 205-3, Purpose; 205-4, Enforcement; 205-5, Interpretations and appeals; 205-6, Word Usage; 205-7, Definitions; 205-8, General regulations for residential rental units; 205-9, Duties of owners of residential rental units; 205-10, Duties oftenants and occupants oft residential rental units; 205-11, Short term rental unit permits; 205-12, Duties of short-term rental unit owners; 205-13, Duties of short-term rental unit occupants; and 205-14, Disruptive conduct. Sections 2 - 4 reaffirm all other parts and provisions of the Code of Ordinances, provide for  severability ofa any invalid provisions, and set forth the effective date.  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MOUNT JOY BOROUGH CODE OF ORDINANCES TO REVISE AND RESTATE CHAPTER 195, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE, TO ADOPT THE INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE/2024, AS THE MOUNTJOYI BOROUGH PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE TOGETHER WITH CERTAIN REVISIONS AND ADDITIONS; AND TO REPEAL ARTICLE III OF CHAPTER 232, STREETS  AND SIDEWALKS.  The proposed ordinance may be summarized as: follows. Section 1 amends Chapter 195, Property Maintenance, of the Code of Ordinances in its entirety. The new Chapter 195 adopts the International Property Maintenance Code/2024 as the Mount Joy Borough Property Maintenance Code subject to additions, deletions, and amendments set forth in the proposed ordinance. Such changes from the International Property Maintenance Code/2024 include revisions to appeals, enforcement, and penalty provisions as well as the addition ofj provisions relating to maintenance of exterior property areas and drainage. Section 2 deletes Article III, Trimming of Overhanging Trees and Shrubs, of Chapter 232, Streets and Sidewalks. Sections 3 -5 reaffirm all other parts    and provisions oft the Code of Ordinances, provide for severability of any invalid provisions, and  set forth the effective date.  A copy ofe each ordinance may be examined without charge at the offices oft this newspaper and at the Mount. Joy Borough. Municipal Building, 21 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, Mondays through Fridays from 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. A copy ofe each proposed ordinance may be obtained for the cost of reproduction at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building during the  above hours.  MORGAN, HALLGREN, CROSSWELL& KANE, P.C. Mount Joy Borough Solicitor    IW  BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY Lancaster County, Pennsylvania ORDINANCE NO. 07-2024  AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, TO LEVY TAXES UPON ALL TAXABLE REAL PROPERTY WITHIN THE BOROUGH FOR GENERAL BOROUGH  PURPOSES FOR" THE YEAR 2025.  WHEREAS, the Borough Code, 8 Pa. C.S. $101 et seq., authorizes Borough Council to WHEREAS, Section 1302(a) of the Borough Code, 81 Pa. C.S. $1302(a), permits Borough Council to levy taxes upon all real property within the Borough made taxable for Borough purposes, as ascertained by the last adjusted valuation for county purposes, at the rate specified lin  levy certain taxes upon real property; and  this Ordinance.  BE AND IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED AND ENACTED by Borough Council of the Section 1. Borough Council of the Borough of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, hereby levies an annual tax for general Borough purposes upon all taxable real property within the Borough and establishes the millage rate at 4.75 mills based on an assessment ratio of100 percent ofa assèssed value fort the year 2025. Thei tax rate expressed in dollars and cents shall be $0.475 on each one hundred ($100.00) dollars of assessed valuation oft taxable property. Section 2. All taxes imposed under this Ordinance paid by April 30, 2025, shall be subject toa at two (2%) per cent discount. All taxes imposed under this Ordinance which are: not paid in full by. July 1,2025, shall be subject to a flati ten (10%) percent penalty. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Council may change such time periods by resolution, ifa change is authorized by the Legislature  Borough ofMount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, as follows:  oral Declaration of Emergency by the Governor.  Section 3. The provisions of this Ordinance are severable, and if any section, sentence, clause, part or provision hereofs shall bel held tol be illegal, invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision of the court shall not affect or impair the remaining sections, sentences, clauses, parts or provisions of this Ordinance. Itis hereby declared to be the intent ofBorough Council that this Ordinance would have been adopted if such illegal, invalid or unconstitutional section, sentence, clause, part or provision had not been included herein.    Section 4. AlIOrdinances or pamfOninnesinomsiasnt herewith arel hereby repealed.  Section 5. This Ordinance shall take effect January 1,2025.  DULY ORDAINED AND ENACTED this 2nd day of December 2024, by Borough Council of the Borough of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in lawful session duly  assembled.  BOROUGH OF MOUNT. JOY Lancaster County, Pennsylvania  Attest:  By:  (Assistant) Secretary  (Vice) President Borough Council  [BOROUGH SEAL]  Examined and approved as an Ordinance this  day of December, 2024.  Mayor  2    LAWOFFICES P,O.BOX4686 LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA 17604-4686 WWWMHCKCOM FAX(717299-6170 E-MAIL: stomevsmhek.com  ANTHONYP. SCHIMANECK JOSELECLEARY ROBERTE. SISKO JASONI M.I HESS OFCOUNSEL WILLIAMC: CROSSWELL RANDALLK. MILLER  MORGAN, HALLGREN, CROSSWELL& KANE, P.C.  GEORGEJ. MORGAN (1971-2021) RETIRED CARLR_HALLGREN MICHAELP.KANE TOONORTIDUKESTREET LANCASTER, PA1 17602 717-299-5251 1536WMAINSTREET EPHRATA,PA17522 717-733-2313 659EWILLOW: STREET ELIZABETHTOWN, PAI 17022 717-361-8524  November 15, 2024 VIA EMAIL  LNP Media Group, Inc. 8 West King Street P.O.Box 1328 Lancaster, PA 17608-1328  Re: Budget and' Tax Levy Ordinance/Mount Joy Borough  Our File No. 16724  Dear Sir or Madam:  Please publish the following legal notice in the Tuesday, November 19, 2024, edition of LNP. Thereafter, please send the proof of publication for the advertisement and your invoice  directly to the following person:  Mark G. Pugliese I, Borough Manager Mount Joy Borough 21 East Main Street Mount Joy, PA 17552 (717)653-2300  Iam also attaching a pdf version of the full text of the proposed Ordinance to which the enclosed legal notice relates as required by the Borough Code. The full text of the proposed Ordinance should be available for public inspection by anyone who cares to do sO. Ifyou have  any questions, please contact me.  Very truly yours, Josele Cleary  JC:sle Attachments  MUNN6724021b)221116271 cc: Mount Joy Borough (w/attachments)    MUNN67ACIATATI 11/15/24  Notice is hereby given that the 2025 proposed budget ofMount. Joy Boroughi isavailable for public inspection at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building, 21 East Main Street. Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, Mondays through Fridays from 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. and on the Borough website at mountyoyboro.com. The final budget will be considered for adoption at a special meeting of the Mount Joy Borough Council on Monday, December 2, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building, 21 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, at which Borough Council shall also consider, deliberate, discuss and take action on any other matter which may come before Council and, if appropriate, at that meeting or at a subsequent public meeting held within 60 days of the date of publication of this advertisement, shall enact an ordinance, the  caption of which is as follows:  AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, TO LEVY TAXES UPON ALL TAXABLE REAL PROPERTY WITHIN THE BOROUGH FOR GENERAL BOROUGH  PURPOSES FOR THE YEAR 2025.  The proposed ordinance may be summarized as follows. Sections 1 and 2 impose the 2025 real estate tax at the rate of4 4.75 mills on each dollar of assessed valuation on all real property within Mount Joy Borough subject to taxation. Sections 3, 4, and 5j provide for severability ofany invalid provisions, repeal inconsistent ordinances, and set forth the effective date. A copy ofthe proposed ordinance may be examined without charge at the offices of this newspaper and at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal Building, at the above address during the above hours. A copy ofthe proposed ordinance may be obtained for the cost of reproduction at the Mount Joy Borough Municipal  Building during the above hours.  MORGAN, HALLGREN, CROSSWELL6 & KANE, P.C. Mount Joy Borough Solicitor    IIIKL  BOROUGH OF  MOUNT, JOY  2025  Draft Budgets    Borough of Mount Joy 01. GENERAL FUND REAL PROPERTY TAXES Real Estate Taxes Current Year Real Estate Taxes Delinquent LOCAL TAX ENABLING ACT (511)TAXES Real Estate Transfer Taxes Earned Income Taxes Current Year LST Collection LICENSES AND PERMITS Business and Mercantile Licenses Cable Television Franchise FINES & FORFEITS  2025 BUDGET 116,781.00 388,524.00 2,761,501.00 35,000.00 3,301,806.00 125,000.00 1,320,000.00 140,000.00 1,585,000.00 500.00 125,000.00 125,500.00 16,000.00 8,500.00 2,300.00 26,800.00 350.00 100,000.00 3,500.00 110.00 103,960.00 24,127.00 3,500.00 1,700.00 239,058.00 51,000.00 7,000.00 326,385.00 13,000.00 500.00 8,000.00 38,000.00 3,200.00 125,000.00 10,000.00 197,700.00 10,000.00  ACCT. NO. 301 301.001 301.001 301.100 301.400 310 310.100 310.210 310.510 320 321.600 321.800 330 331.110 331.120 331.130 340 341.000 341.001 341.200 342.100 342.200 342.300 350 351.000 354.030 355.010 355.080 355.120 355.130 357.010 357.090 360 361.300 361.305 361.306 361.320 361.330 361.331 361.340 361.341 360 362.100  LINE ITEM  Transfer from Fund Balance - 2024 transfer fromf fund balance Transfer from Fund Balance - 2024 projected end ofy year surplus  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  SUBTOTAL $  SUBTOTAL $  SUBTOTAL $  Motor Vehicle Violations Traffic Violations Ordinance/Criminal Violations - Non-Traffic Violations State Police Reimbursements (Only State Police Fines Here)  SUBTOTAL $  INTEREST & RENTS Interest Earnings PLIGIT GF Interest Earnings LIEN PAYOFFS Park Pavilion Rental Building Rental Florin Building Rental INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUES DOJ Grant Snow Removal Contract Public Utility Realty Tax Liquid & Malt Beverage Refunds Pension- State Allocation Volunteer Fire Co. Relief BUPAACGIeSVeDNe/DuI Grants  SUBTOTAL $  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  General Government/Local Grants (Sert Reimbursements Only) CONSTRUCTION PERMITS /FEES /LICENSE Zoning Fees, Plan Submittals & ZHB Applications Property Maintenance Reimbursement Street Opening Permits Fees Engineering/Legal Review Reimbursements Construction/Bulding Permits Stormwater Permits Rental Inspection Fee (New 2025) DEPARTMENTAL EARNINGS Police Services Accidents & Alarms  SUBTOTAL $  Annual Rental Registration (Apartment License Fees 2024 prior)  SUBTOTAL $    01. GENERAL FUND  2025 BUDGET 10,000.00  ACCT. NO. 380 380.010 380.011 380.012 383.001 387.000 387.012 391.010 391.020 392.013 392.015 392.270 395.001  LINE ITEM  SUBTOTAL $  MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE / REIMBURSEMENT  Misc. Revenue Receipts/Donations Rotary Park Vending Machines Misc. Reimbursements Sidewalk Assessments Fees-In-Lieu of Taxes Lakes Phase 2 Services Contract Sale of Property & Supplies Sale of PW Property & Supplies Authority Utility Reimbursement Authority Maintenance Reimbursement Transfer from Refuse Fund Refund of Prior Years Expenditures  $ $ $ $  1,000.00 8,500.00 9,500.00 10,000.00 40,000.00 50,000.00 10,000.00 8,000.00 300,000.00 318,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00  SUBTOTAL $  389-390 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE /R REIMBURSEMENIS  $ $ $ $ $ $  SUBTOTAL $  SUBTOTAL $ SUBTOTAL $  Total Receipts & Balance $ 6,069,651.00  EXPENDITURES 400 400.111 400.116 400.142 400.143 400.174 400.179 400.183 400.200 400.238 400.300 400.310 400.311 400.313 400.321 400.330 400.340 400.375 400.420 400.450 400.540 400.750 401.121 402.114 402.130 404.314 404.316 403  GENERAL GOVERNMENT Salaries of Councipersons Salary of Mayor Receptionist Wages Administrative Assistant Wages Training Tuition Reimbursement Overtime Wages Materials & Supplies Uniforms / Clothing Allowance General Expense Banking Service Charges Auditing Services Admin Engineering - Engineering/Arcnitect Phone Communication Service Vehicle Operating Expense Advertising and Printing Equipment Maintenance & Repair DsSSeCmetons Contracted Services Lakes Phase 2- Services Contributions Minor Equipment Purchase/Rental Salary of Manager Salary of Treasurer Assistant Borough Manager Borough Legal Services Reimbursable Legal Services  GENERAL GOVERNMENT- - ADMINISTRATION  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  4,980.00 830.00 39,080.00 48,199.00 1,600.00 250.00 5,000.00 475.00 10,425.00 50.00 42,000.00 10,000.00 6,500.00 650.00 2,500.00 500.00 5,870.00 44,000.00 600.00 99,029.00 500.00 76,794.00 10,000.00 409,832.00  SUBTOTAL $  GENERALGOVERNMENT - TAX COLLECTION    01. GENERAL FUND EIT Collection Fees Real Estate Delinquent Tax Collection Fees Real Estate Transfer Tax Collection Fees LST Collection Fees County Tax Collection Fees Real Estate Tax Appeals Maintenance Employee Wages Materials & Supplies Utilities (Gas & Electric) Maintenance & Repairs Building Purchase  2025 BUDGET $ 22,000.00 $ 2,500.00 $ 4,000.00 $ 4,200.00 $ 4,500.00 $ 37,200.00 $ 8,000.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 11,700.00 $ 11,000.00 $ $ 1,500.00 37,200.00  ACCT. NO. 403.300 403.302 403.303 403.305 403.450 403.900 409 409.111 409.200 409.360 409.370 409.371 409.372  LINE ITEM  SUBTOTAL $  GENERAL GOVERNMENT - MUNICIPAL BUILDING  Rail Enhancements Maintenance and Repairs  SUBTOTAL $  TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $ 484,232.00  PUBLIC: SAFETY Salary of Chief Salary of Patrol Officers PT Patrol Officers Wages PT Clerks Wages FT Administrative Assistant Wages Training Expense Tuition Reimbursement Longevity Pay Overtime Wages Materials & Supplies Uniforms General Expense Legal Fees  410 410.122 410.130 410.135 410.137 410.140 410.174 410.179 410.182 410.183 410.200 410.238 410.300 410.301 410.314 410.315 410.321 410.326 410.330 410.336 410.340 410.370 410.420 410.450 410.470 410.491 410.500 410.750 411 411.174 411.500 411.520  PROTECTION TO PERSONS & PROPERTY - POLICE  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  111,405.00 1,066,035.00 15,000.00 30,250.00 46,800.00 23,050.00 5,000.00 10,800.00 80,000.00 6,000.00 16,500.00 11,000.00 500.00 30,000.00 1,500.00 18,000.00 9,000.00 23,000.00 500.00 13,000.00 500.00 69,100.00 500.00 38,100.00 6,000.00 93,000.00 4,000.00  General Expense Civil Service Commission Legal Fees Civil Service Commission Phone Communication Expense Vehicle Operating Expense Vehicle Purchase/Lease Advertising Vehicle Maintenance/Repalr Dues and Subscriptions Contracted Services Building Maintenance and Repair Dog Housing Drug Task Force Contribution Minor Equipment Purchase/Rental  Vehicle Equipment Maintenance & Repair/Radio Repair  SUBTOTAL $ 1,625,540.00  PROTECTION TO PERSONS & PROPERTY- FIRE Fire Department Mount Joy Training Expenses Contribution to Fire Department Mount. Joy Contribution to Fire Police    01. GENERAL FUND Volunteer Fire Relief Association  2025 BUDGET $ 51,000.00 $ 77,000.00 $ 4,000.00 235,000.00 $ 2,000.00 2,000.00  ACCT. NO. 411.550 411.740 411.741 415 415.000  LINE ITEM  Fire Department Mount Joy Major Equipment Contribution  Act172  SUBTOTAL $ SUBTOTAL $  EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTI Emergency Management  TOTAL PUBLIC SAFETY $ 1,862,540.00  415 415.530  EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTI COVID-19 Expense  SUBTOTAL  TOTAL EMERGENCY, MANAGEMENTI  ZONING /PLANNING DEPARTMENT PLANNING, ZONING & CODES COMPLIANCE Salaries of Zoning Hearing Board Salary of Code/Zoning Enforcement Officer Part time Inspection Salary (New Position)  414 414.120 414.130 414.137 414.174 414.200 414.300 414.313 414.314 414.316 414.321 414.330 414.340 414.370 414.420 414.450 414.451 414.460 414.470 414.750  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  900.00 64,890.00 26,270.00 1,600.00 1,650.00 1,000.00 10,000.00 14,200.00 950.00 750.00 5,500.00 250.00 520.00 5,850.00 500.00 500.00 800.00 136,130.00  Training Materials & Supplies General Expense Engineering Review Fees Legal Expenses Communications/Tabiet Vehicle Operating Expense Advertising & Printing Vehicle Maintenance Expense Dues and Subscriptions Contracted Services Building Permit Training Fees Property Maintenance Apartment Inspection Fees Minor Equipment Purchase/Rental  Reimbursable Engineering/Legal Review Fees  SUBTOTAL $  TOTAL ZONING, /PLANNING DEPARTMENT $ 136,130.00  PUBLIC WORKS HIGHWAYS- GENERAL Salary of Public Works Director PW Laborer Wages Training Overtime Wages Materials & Supplies Uniforms General Expense Engineering Legal Services  430 430.122 430.130 430.174 430.183 430.200 430.238 430.300 430.313 430.314 430.321 430.326  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  76,794.00 229,850.00 4,850.00 7,000.00 8,000.00 4,000.00 1,400.00 105,000.00 1,000.00 1,280.00 600.00  Phone Communication Expense Radio Communication Expense    01. GENERAL FUND Vehicle Operating Expense Advertising Utilities (Gas & Electric) Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Equipment Maintenance & Repair Building Maintenance & Repair Minor Equipment Purchase/Rental Street Sweeping Street Lighting  2025 BUDGET $ 15,000.00 $ 3,800.00 $ 8,500.00 $ 8,700.00 $ 5,700.00 $ 10,900.00 $ 1,500.00 $ 6,500.00 $ 125,000.00 $ $ 1,000.00 626,374.00 $ 16,900.00 $ 2,000.00 $ 4,500.00 $ 500.00 23,900.00 $ 3,700.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 4,000.00 $ 4,400.00 $ 400.00 $ 1,500.00 19,000.00 $ 18,400.00 $ 34,700.00 53,100.00 1,000.00 600.00 65,000.00 1,000.00 4,500.00 13,000.00 1,500.00 7,400.00 94,000.00 816,374.00  ACCT. NO. 430.330 430.340 430.360 430.370 430.375 430.470 430.750 431.000 434.000 435.600 435.601 432 432.200 432.375 432.450 432.750 433 433.000 433.022 433.360 433.370 433.375 433.750 438 438.200 438.600 446 446.130 446.174 446.200 446.313 446.314 446.321 446.370 446.371 446.420 446.450  LINE ITEM  Reconstruction of Sidewalk and Crosswalks  Reconstruction/Repalr of Sidewalks-Main St. Revitalization Area HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE - SNOW & ICE REMOVAL  SUBTOTAL $  Materials & Supplies Equipment Maintenance & Repairs Contracted Services Minor Equipment Purchase/Rental  SUBTOTAL $  HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE - TRAFFICCONTROL  Street Signs Street Painting/Marking Traffic Signal Utilities Signals Maintenance & Repair Equipment Maintenance & Repair Minor Equipment Purchase/Rental Materials & Supplies Street & Alley Maintenance  SUBTOTAL $  HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE - TO HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES  SUBTOTAL $  STORMWATER MANAGEMENT/PROJECIS/GRANT Salary of SW/Projects/Grant Coordinator  Training Materials & Supplies Engineering Legal Services Phone/Data Plan BMP Facility Maintenance and Repair Infrastructure Maintenance and Repair Dues and Subscriptions Contracted Services  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  SUBTOTAL $  TOTAL PUBLIC WORKS $  PARKS DEPARTMENT- - CULTURE & RECREATION  451 451.100 454 454.122 454.130  PARKS DEPARTMENT SHOP Florin Station PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS Parks Supervisor Wages Parks Laborer Wages  $ $ $  1,000.00 1,000.00 69,090.00 111,767.00  SUBTOTAL $    01. GENERAL FUND Training Overtime Materials & Supplies Uniforms General Expense Phone Expense Vehicle Operating Expense Advertising Utilities (Electric) Maintenance & Repair Equipment Maintenance & Repair Tree Maintenance & Replacement Contracted Services Reconstruction/Major Repairs Minor Equipment Purchase/Rental SHADE TREES Shade Trees Street Tree Maintenance  2025 BUDGET $ 4,800.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 6,000.00 $ 2,500.00 $ 1,600.00 $ 1,800.00 $ 7,700.00 $ 600.00 $ 6,000.00 $ 2,000.00 $ 6,500.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 9,060.00 $ 7,600.00 $ 3,000.00 255,017.00 $ 500.00 $ 1,000.00 1,500.00 257,517.00 3,500.00 4,750.00 47,700.00 55,950.00  ACCT. NO. 454.174 454.183 454.200 454.238 454.300 454.321 454.330 454.340 454.360 454.370 454.375 454.400 454.450 454.600 454.750 455 455.000 455.370  LINE ITEM  SUBTOTAL $  SUBTOTAL $  SUBTOTAL PARKS ONLY $  456 456.370 456.371 456.500  LIBRARY /C OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Mount Joy Historical Society Contribution Mount Joy Food Bank Contribution Milanoff Schock Library Contribution  $ $ $  SUBTOTAL $  TOTAL CULTURE & RECREATION $ 313,467.00  ECONOMIC /COMMUNITY! DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MSMJ (prior)/ Cruisin & Cars/Winterfest (NEW-2024) Salary of Community & Economic Development Coordinator  463 463.000 463.122 463.174 463.200 463.238 463.300 463.314 463.321 463.340 463.450 463.750  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  2,500.00 56,375.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 50.00 500.00 300.00 800.00 2,000.00 500.00 800.00 65,825.00 65,825.00  Training Materials & Supplies Uniforms General Expense Legal Review Phone/Data Plan Advertising & Printing Contracted Services (New 2025) Minor Equipment  SUBTOTAL $  TOTAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT $  DEBT SERVICE, INSURANCES & CAPITAL PLANNING  471 471.100 471.200 472.100 486  DEBT SERVICE General Obligation Notes TAN Reimbursement General Obligation Interest INSURANCE  $ $ $  650,000.00 650,000.00  SUBTOTAL $    01. GENERAL FUND Casualty, Liability, Bonds Workers Compensation EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Disability Insurance Self Insured Medical Payments Hospitalization Major Medical Life Insurance Pension Employer Taxes Unemployment Insurance Vision/Dental Reimbursement Benefit Miscellaneous Expenses Refund of Prior Year Revenue CAPITAL PLANNING Transfer to Capital Reserve Police Transfer PW Transfer (Hwy Equip) PW Transfer (Traffic Control) Parks Transfer  2025 BUDGET $ 93,000.00 $ 108,000.00 201,000.00 $ 4,200.00 $ 34,650.00 $ 726,100.00 $ 2,700.00 $ 327,733.00 $ 154,000.00 $ 9,200.00 $ 14,900.00 $ $ 1,273,483.00 63,000.00 100,000.00 9,000.00 94,600.00 266,600.00  ACCT. NO. 486.352 486.354 487 487.153 487.155 487.156 487.158 487.160 487.161 487.162 487.163 489.000 491.000 492 492.100  LINE ITEM  SUBTOTAL $  SUBTOTAL $  $ $ $ $  SUBTOTAL $  TOTAL DEBT, INSURANCE & CAPITAL PLANNING $ 2,391,083.00  TOTAL REVENUES $ 6,069,651.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES! $ 6,069,651.00  UNAPPROPRIATED BALANCE $    Refuse Fund    04. REFUSE, /I RECYCLINGI FUND LINEITEM  2025 BUDGET $ 149,818.00 $ 100.00 $ 22,000.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 1,040,000.00 $ 25,000.00 $ 9,000.00 $ 13,400.00 $ 25,000.00 $ 9,000.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 2,000.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 24,000.00 $ $ SUBTOTAL $  ACCT.NO. REVENUES 341 301.001. 341.000 341.001 341.200 364 364.301 364.302 364.303 364.305 364.306 364.307 364.308 364.309 364.310 364.311 364.312 380 380.010 380.340  INTEREST EARNINGS Fund Balance Interest Earnings PLIGIT Interest Earnings Lien Payoffs SANITATION Collection Domestic Collection Commercial Collection Bulk' Waste Trash' Tags Sold PADEP Grant (904) LCSWMA Rebate Commercial Compost Material Kraft Bags Other Municipal - Compost Material Compost Material Delivery and Disposal Charges Refuse Final Fee Key Fobs OTHER REVENUES Misc Revenue Newsletter Ads  SUBTOTAL $ 172,918.00  SUBTOTAL $ 1,154,400.00  200.00 200.00  TOTAL CASH & RECEIPTS  EXPENDITURES 400 400.310 427 427.200 427.300 427.314 427.325 427.340 427.370 427.470 427.450 427.453 427.454 427.455 427.456 427.457 427.458 427.700 427.750 427.900 427.999 492 492.010 492.200 492.201  SOLID WASTE COLLECTION & DISPOSAL Banking Service Charges SOIDASTECOIECTION & DISPOSAL Materials & Supplies General Expense Legal Services Postage Advertising and Printing Vehicle / Equip Maintenance &1 Repairs Facility Maintenance and Repair Tipping Fees Woody Waste Disposal (Kraft Bags) Compost Site Collection Billing Refuse Service Reimbursements Grinding Newsletter Minor Equipment Purchase Recycling Bins Emergency Expenditures TRANSFERS Transfer to General Fund Transfer to Capital Fund (Leaf col/Compos/Dumpls, Transfer to Capital Fund (Dump' Truck)  $ 50.00 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 500.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 100.00 $ 2,500.00 $ 2,500.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 309,000.00 $ $ 4,000.00 $ 657,818.00 $ 8,000.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 25,000.00 $ 11,500.00 $ 500.00 $ 3,000.00 $ $ 300,000.00 $  SUBTOTAL $  SUBTOTAL $ 1,027,468.00  SUBTOTAL $ 300,000.00  TOTALI EXPENDITURES $ 1,327,518.00 TOTALI REVENUES (under)/over $ 1,327,518.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES (under)/over $ 1,327,518.00    Capital Fund    6  $ 9    eePefePje) A   tPjepjepjepleP!e   6we    A ppeA    Highway-Aid    BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY HIGHWAY AID FUND-35  2025  2025 BUDGET $ 16,773.68 $ 55,155.88 $ 18.00 $ 6,000.00 $ 209,437.93 $ $ 287,385.49 $ 305,196.55 $ 41,887.59 $ $ 347,084.14  REVENUES  106.000NW Cash Forward 120.000 PLIGIT Cash Forward 341.000NW Interest Earnings 341.001PLIGIT Interest Earnings 355.050Liquid Fuels Allocation 380.012 Misc. Receipts Total Revenue 279.740 Equipment Allocation Fund Balance 20% of Allocation Equipment Allocation Purchase Equipment Fund Balance  EXPENDITURES ADMINISTRATION  400.310Banking Fees  $ $  Total Expenditures  PUBLIC WORKS  430.740 Equipment Allocation Purchases 433.360 Traffic Signal Utilities 433.740 Preemption/LEDS 434.000Street Lighting  $ $ $ $ $  Total Expenditures  HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS  438.000/Highway Maintenance & Repairs 438.310 General Maintenance Expense 438.313 Engineering 438315,Microsurfacing 438.600Resurfacing Streets 438.601 Bridge Reconstruction Total Expenditures  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION & REBUILDING  439.000Projects  2025 Road Project  $  200,000  Total Expenditures TOTAL REVENUES TOTAL EXPENDITURES UNAPPROPRIATED BALANCE  $ 200,000.00 $ 287,385 $ 200,000 $ 87.385.49    /Bec,  VOYAGE f lat Ay  BRED  Presents  The Fresh Brews of Mount. Joy A90's-themed Brew Fest  Hosted by Voyage Mount Joy and Yah Brew Co. When: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm on Saturday, April 26, 2025  Where: On Main Street between the intersections of Market Street and Marrietta Avenue;  also to include Delta Street  Details:  75 Breweries/Food Vendors Live Music for entertainment 21+ Event Only  Snow Fencing for event boundaries if needed  Wrist bands for the event (Possibly Green for drinking patrons, Red for  Designated Drivers) Plastic Souvenir Cups for drinking  Restrooms, portable restrooms placed around the event space Plans to use MJPD officers to patrol the event at our expense  Portion of proceeds to local organizations (In current talks with DAC- Donegal  Athletic Club)  Questions?    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ITBOGING TORET DAROMRI    12b,  On-Street Parking Study for Delta Street (between East Main Street and East Henry  Street)  Mount Joy Borough Police Department  POLICE MOUNT JOy  BOROUGH 1    On-Street Parking Study for Delta Street (between  East Main Street and East Henry Street)  October 2024 POLICE MOUNT JOy  BOROUGH  Prepared by: Sgt. Nathan Reed Chief Robert Goshen  MountJoy Borough Police Department 21 East Main Street, Mount. Joy, PA 17552 Office: 717-653-1650 Fax: 717-653-0062  2    Introduction:  This study! has been prepared for the Council of Mount Joy Boroughi to analyze the feasibility of additional on-street parking on Delta Street between East Main Street and East This report will provide the advantages and disadvantages of permitting on-street parking and provides recommendations fori the potential harzards and damages.  Henry Street.  Study Area:  The area oft the study is Delta Street in Mount. Joy Borough, specifically the section between East Main Street and East Henry Street. This area is referred to as the 0-100 block of Delta Street. This roadywayi is designated as a north and south local road. The roadwayi is  frequented by motor vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians.  History:  Delta Street was established int the early settlement of Mount. Joy Borough. In 2011, Mount Joy Borough, AMTRAK: and PennDOT improved the roadway by making the roadway brick and adding a covered walkway ont the east side of Delta Street. The improvements were meant to assist with moving people from downtown tot the AMTRAK station.  Exsisting Conditions:  Delta Street is ai flat and straight aligned roadway that is approximaely 221 feet wide and 205 feet long. There are two existing parking spaces ont the west side oft the street. The parking section is for 2H hour parking from 6AM-9PM (21 hour parking only). This parking areai is not governed by any ordinance in Mount. Joy Borough. The parking section begins 201 feet from East Henry Street and extends 601 feet towards East Main Street. Sheetz Funeral Home entancel drivewayi is on the west side of the street and begins 901 feet from East Henry Street and extends 651 feet towards East Main Street. The roadway has a stop sign at the There are noi fog lines or dividing lines ont the roadway. The roadway is currently designated for1 two way local traffic with only two entry points and one driveway to al business. There are sidewalks on the east and west side of the roadway and a cross walk at both ends of the roadway. The sidewalks assist pedestrians walking to nearby businesses and the  northeast corner and southwest corner of the roadway.  3    AMTRAK train station. Delta street has miminal traffic compared to other roadways ini the On October 26, 2024lconducted an observation of the roadway for approximately 30 minutes. There was six vehicles parked on the east side of the roadway and one vehicle parked int the parking spots located ont the west side of the roadway. During my observatons,Iopserved seven pedestrians using the nearby sidewalks, two bicyclsts traveling on the roadway and seven vehicles traveling on1 the roadway. Out oft the seven vehicles, onlyt two of them were attempting to park on Delta Street or in the nearby parking lots. Ispoke to a nearby business owner (Yah Brewery/Hulk Hoagies) who stated thati four of the six cars on1 the road were either their cars or employees. The owneri informed me there are four apartments located in the building located at 18 East Main Street. She informed me there are typically four vehicles that park on the east side of Delta Street belonging to those tenants. lalso spoke to the owner of Sheetz Funeral Home who stated they frequently use the available parking on the east side of Delta Street. There is alsoa Mount Joy Municipal Parking! Lot located at 10 East Henry Street and 20 East Henry Street. Prior to the improvments in 2011, business owners (formerly known as Higher Grounds and Sheetz Funeral Home) had various concerns about the loss of parking for customers and  area. There is also adequate lighting for the roadway and sidewalks.  employees. Assessment:  Stopping, standing or parking may be restricted along the curb or edge of a roadwayi ift the distance between the center oft the center line pavement markings (or the center of the roadway if center line pavement markings are not present). and the curb or edge of roadway is less than 191 feet on major arterial highways, or less than 181 feet on other roadways (PennDOT pub. 212.114). In addion, if the street width is such that, if vehicles are parked along one or both curb faces or edges of the roadway, two vehicles cannot move abreast of one another in the same or the opposite direction without one) yielding to allow the other vehicle to pass. Delta Street provides 111 feet per lane of travel. A minimum of (8) eight feet ist the preferred width of on-street parking space PennDOT/MUTCD: Section 3B.19 Parking Space Markings). If parking is allowed ont the east side of the roadway, there will be approximately 141 feet of travel lane remaining. Vehicles will ini turn have to slow and yield to each another while traveling on the roadway. Due to the low amount of traffic on the  roadway and overall speed, this may not be an issue.  4    20MIN. peruvc NO PARKING. ZONE 20 #t end typical space 22 to 26t SIL  PARKING ZONE 20MIN. per UGV  Figure 3B-21/MUTCD Section 3B.19 Parking Space Markings)  Recommendations:  Parking on1 the easts side of Delta Street should be prohibited due to the width of the roadway and available parkingi in the nearby area. The 2 parking spaces on the west side of Delta street should adopt the two hour parking limit from Mount Joy Borough Ordinance 255-66. The current sign should be removed until this portionofroadway is added to the ordinance. Parking limitations would need to align with the same ordinance which guides parking regulations on East Main Street between South Market Street and Marietta. Avenue Monday-Saturday 8:00AM-8:00PM2 2 hour parking limit (Mount. Joy Borough Ordinance  Section 255-66 Parking time limited during certain days and hours.)  5    (Prior to 2011 improvements)  (NW corner facing south)  (West side parking area)  6    au  (South facing North)  (Delta Street Overview)  7    13a 11/5/2024  Mount Joy Borough 2024F Roadway Project 029613000  2025E Budgetary Estimate: Columbia. Avenue ADA Curb Ramps  UNIT PRICE $9,500.00 $6,700.00 $87.50 $21.50 $50.00 $115.00 $150.00  TOTAL PRICE $9,500.00 $6,700.00 $31,062.50 $49,020.00 $10,000.00 $6,325.00 $13,500.00  Budget 110%  ITEM  DESCRIPTION  QUAN. UNIT 1 LS 1 LS LF SF SF SY SY  Columbia Avenue ADA Curb Ramps: Market Streett to Barbara Street 3 ADA Curb Ramp- - Concrete curb, including removal ofe existing curb, 355 4 ADA Curb Ramp- Concrete sidewalk, including removal ofe existing 2280 5 ADA Curb Ramp - Detectable warning surface (DWS), complete in 200 6 ADA Curb Ramp- Topsoil, seed, andr mulch, completei inp place 7 ADA Curb Ramp- Borough Pavement Restoration: 6"d depth PA2A 90 stones subbase, 3.5" depths Superpave Asphalt Mixture DesignE Binder Course, PG645-22, 0.3t to <30N MillionE ESALS, 25mm, 1.5" depth Superpave Asphalt Mixture Design Wearing Course, 9.5mm, PG64S- 22,0.3to 3.0Million ESALS, SRL-L, complete inp place  1 Mobilization: and Demobilization 2 Traffic Control completei inp place sidewalk, completei inp place place  55  8 ADA Curb Ramp- Cheek Wall 9 ADA Curb Ramp- Trench Drain  10 LF 0 LF  $115.00 $125.00  $1,150.00 $0.00 $127,257.50 $140,000.00  ZSharedProject102961029613000- -AnnualF Road oet025.UM.COlumba Ave ADA/MIB.COlumbia. Ave ADA Curb Ramps_2024-  11-04    11/5/2024 Budget 110%  UNIT PRICE $2,400.00 $1,700.00 $87.50 $21.50 $50,00 $115.00 $150.00  TOTAL PRIÇE $2,400.00 $1,700.00 $7,000.00 $10,750.00 $3,600.00 $1,380.00 $4,500.00  ITEM  DESCRIPTION  QUAN. UNIT 1 LS 1 LS LF SF SF 12 SY SY  Columbia Avenue ADA Curb Ramps: Pinkerton Road to Market Street 3 ADA Curb Ramp- - Concrete curb, including removal ofe existing curb, 80 4 ADA Curb Ramp- Concrete sidewalk, including removal ofe existing 500 5 ADA Curb Ramp - Detectable warning surface (DWS), complete in 72 6 ADA Curb Ramp- -T Topsoil, seed, andr mulch, completei inp place 7 ADA Curb Ramp- Borough Pavement Restoration: 6" depth PA2A 30 stone subbase, 3.5" depths Superpave Asphalt Mixture Design Binder Course, PG64S-22, 0.3tos < 30N MillionE ESALs, 25mm, 1.5" depth SuperpaveA Asphalt Mixture Design Wearing Course, 9.5mm, PG64S- 22, 0.3to<3 3.0Million! ESALS, SRL-L, complete in place  1 Mobilization: and Demobilization 2 Traffic Control completei inp place sidewalk, completei inp place place  8 ADA Curb Ramp- Cheek Wall 9 ADA Curb Ramp- Trench Drain  0 LF 0 LF  $115.00 $125.00  $0.00 $0.00 $31,330.00 $34,500.00  ASharedPiorct10.l02561023613000-Amnual Road ORCI2O25WUN.COumea Ave ADAMMIB_Columbia. Ave ADA Curb Ramps_2024-  11-04    Rexen  RAEERERE    -    36  AENLE  a    Beis4e  BBAIERE    AIMES  AE    ISEEQEgS  AEunes    1B0  8/28/2024  Mount Joy Borough 2024F Roadway Project 029613000  2025 Budgetary Estimate: Barbara! Street ADA Curb Ramps  UNIT PRICE $17,600.00 $17,600.00 $12,400.00 $12,400.00 $87.50 $21.50 $50.00 $115.00 $150.00  TOTAL PRICE $61,250.00 $75,572.50 $13,700.00 $5,290.00 $25,500.00  Budget 110%  ITEM  DESCRIPTION  QUAN. UNIT 1 LS 1 LS LF SF SF SY SY  Barbara Street ADA Curb Ramps 1 Mobilization and Demobilization 2 Traffic Control complete in place sidewalk, complete inp place place  3 ADA Curb Ramp- Concrete curb, including removal ofe existing curb, 700 4 ADA Curb Ramp - Concrete sidewalk, including removal ofe existing 3515 5 ADA Curb Ramp Detectable warning surface (DWS), completei in 274 6 ADA Curb Ramp- Topsoil, seed, andi mulch, completei inp place 7 ADA Curb Ramp- -Borough Pavement Restoration: 6" depthF PA2A 170 stone subbase, 3.5" depths Superpave Asphalt Mixture Design Binder Course, PGE 645-22, 0.3t to< 30 MillionE ESALS, 25mm, 1.5" depth Superpave Asphalt Mixture Design Wearing Course, 9.5mm, PG64S- 22,03t0x3.0Millon! ESALs, SRL-L,C completei inp place  46  8 ADA Curb Ramp- Cheek) Wall 9 ADA Curb Ramp- TrenchD Drain  174 42  LF LF  $115.00 $125.00  $20,010.00 $5,250.00 $236,572.50 $260,300.00  ASharedProject0296102961300- Annual Road OPRCIVOZAVOMU20S Roads)Barbara Street ADAMMIB_Barbara: StADACurb  Ramps.2024-08-12    I  S 6 E E  SEEQBEN  &    4  AINy6 &os  I S E - 3 E  - 2  anfjoans  ISBIAEON    - 6  I  S? 6  5 E 3  SBIQEON  ETQBER  GAEIM  22 AllyD    A  I  S e 5 E  GEEQEN  Babees  sercegss  Eus  G4EN    Fanks SE  I  NBIDETE 8E  Brbaes  EE  AlyD    I  S e 5 I  BaDETe S  MBADETE Se  AleyD    I  S? 6 E I  w    AM    I  C? 5 8 I  B    m,  NBDEESE  w    136 8/27/2024  Mount. Joy Borough 2024 Roadway Project 029613000 2025 Budget Estimate Paving Contract: Mobilization: and Demobilization Traffic Control Milling- 9" depth PA2 2AS Subbase, 6" Depth  Description  Unit LS 10,900.00 LS 7,300.00 SY $ 10.00 Ton $ 45.00 SY $ 55.00 Ton $ 105.00 Ton $ 120.00 SY $ 15.50 LF $ Ea  Unit Cost Estimated. Estimate Cost Budget(110%)  Quantity  Walnut Street: Columbia Ave. to Cul-de-sac; 610'x20-28' wide  1$ 10,900.00 1$ 7,300.00 1970 $ 19,700.00 600 $ 27,000.00 50$ 2,750.00 450$ 47,250.00 170 $ 20,400.00 545$ 8,447.50 52$ 338.00 2$ 5,000,00  Subbase Repair- excavate 8" depth, install class 4 geotextile, place and compact 8" depth AASHTO No.: 1 stone, completei in-place Superpave. Asphalt Mixture Design Binder Course, PG6 645-22,0.3to30 Million ESALS, 25r mm, 4"d depth, completei inp place Superpave Asphalt Mixture Design Wearing Course, PG 645-22,0.3t03.0 Million ESALS, 9.5r mm, 1.5" depth, SRL- M, completei inp place Topsoil, seed andr mulcha alonge edge ofr new paving, complete in place Thermoplastic' White Crosswalk Line, 6" line width, complete inp place Manholet frame ando cover replacement- saw cut, excavate to existing manhole cone: section, removee existing frame, covera and adjustments, provided concretes grade adjustment rings, installr newf frame ando cover, place PA2 2AS subbase, upt to1 10" depth, Superpave. Asphalt Mix Binder Course, 25mm, PG 64S-22, 0.3to < 30N MillionE ESALs, 8"d depth Water valve! box adjustment- saw cut, excavate, provided valve box extension, Superpave Asphalt Mix Binder Course, 25mm, PG 64S-22,0.3to <301 Million ESALS in excavated area Rip Rapl lined Swale ADA Curb Ramp  6.50 2,500.00  Ea $ 550.00 LF LS  4$ 2,200.00 60$ 6,900.00 1_$ 5,000.00 $163,185.50 $179,600.00  115.00 5,000.00  ZisharedPot.o.610296102961300-Ammealt Road Project/2024/PD! MUN,2025 Roads/MUB_2025 Roads Budgetary Estimate.2024-08-13    13c. 8/27/2024  Mount JoyE Borough 2024 Roadway Project 029613000 2025 BudgetE Estimate Bituminous! Seal Coat Contract:  Description  Unit  UnitCost Estimated Estimate Cost Budget (110%)  Quantity  Ellal Drive: Union SchoolF Rd. to Cul-de-sac; 195', x34'v wide Bituminous! Seal Coat (Double Application) withf fog seal, completei in-place SY Thermoplastic StopE Bar- 24"I line width White Thermoplastic Crosswalk Line- 6"I line width, complete inp place LF Baileyl Lane: Union SchoolF Rd.t tol TaylorA Ave.; 790', x33'v wide Bituminous! Seal Coat (Double Application) withf fog seal, completei in-place SY Thermoplastic. Stop Bar- 24"1 line width Whitel Thermoplastic Crosswalkl Line- 6" line width, complete in place LF Taylor Avenue: Township Line to Union School Rd.; 535', x3 30' wide Bituminous! Seal Coat (Double Application) with fog seal, complete in-place SY Double yellow paintedl lines, 4"1 line width, complete in-place Thermoplastic StopE Bar- 24"I line width White Thermoplastic Crosswalk Line- 6" line width, complete inp place LF Jasmine Avenue: Township Line tol Union School Rd.; 205'> x3 34' wide Bituminous! Seal Coat (Double Application) with fog seal, complete in-place SY Double yellow paintedI lines, 4"1 line width, complete in-place Thermoplastic: StopE Bar- 24"1 line width White Thermoplastic Crosswalkl Line- 6"I line width, complete inp place LF Bridge Boulevard:! S. Angles St. to Wood St.; 695' x32' wide Bituminous! Seal Coat( (Double Application) withf fog seal, complete in-place SY Thermoplastic Stop! Bar- 24"1 line width White Thermoplastic Crosswalk Line- 6"1 line width, complete inp place LF S. Market Street: SR7 772t tol Dead end.; 1,475'x28'v wide Bituminous! Seal Coat (Double Application) withf fog seal, complete in-p place SY Thermoplastic StopE Bar- 24" line width White Thermoplastic Crosswalk Line- 6" line width, complete inp place LF Delta Street: Marietta Ave. toc dead end.; 1,755'x x34' wide Bituminous! Seal Coat (Double Application) with fog seal, complete in-place SY Thermoplastic Stop Bar- 24" line width White Thermoplastic Crosswalk Line 6" line width, complete inp place LF  $ 5.15 $ 20.00 $ 6.50 $ 5,15 $ 20.00 $ 6.50 $ 5.15 $ 1.50 $ 20.00 $ 6.50 $ 5.15 $ 1.50 $ 20.00 $ 6.50 $ 5.15 $ 20.00 $ 6.50 $ 5.15 $ 20.00 $ 6.50 $ 5.15 $ 20.00 $ 6.50  1,295$ $ 6,669.25 16$ 320.00 96_$ 624.00 $ 7,613.25 $ 8,400.00 2,900$ $ 14,935.00 20$ 400.00 90_$ 585.00 15,920.00 $ 17,600.00 1,785$ 9,192.75 25$ 37.50 16$ 320.00 106_ $ 689.00 $ 10,239.25 $ 11,300.00 775$ 3,991.25 25$ 37,50 20$ 400.00 102_ $ 663.00 2,475$ $ 12,746.25 0$ 142_$ 923.00 $ 13,669.25 $ 15,100.00 4,590 $ 23,638.50 0$ 64_$ 416.00 24,054.50 $ 26,500.00 6,630$ $ 34,144.50 0$ 68_$ 442.00 $ 34,586.50 $ 38,100.00  LF  LF  LF LF  LF LF  5,091.75 $ 5,700.00  LF  LF  LF  SAPeuCbIGANINON Annual Road Project/2024/PD! MUN/,2025 Roads/MIB.2025 Roads Budgetary Estimate.2024-08-13    8/27/2024  Description  Unit LF LF  Unit Cost Estimated Estimate Cost Budget (110%)  Quantity  E/W Donegal Street: Mariettai to New Haven.;1 1,200' x32' wide Bituminous Seal Coat (Double Application) with fogs seal, complete in-place SY Thermoplastic StopE Bar- 24" line width White Thermoplastic Crosswalk Line- 6"! line width, completei inp place LF White Thermoplastic Crosswalk Line 24" line width, complete inp place LF White Painted Parking Line, complete inp place Poplars Street: Marietta Ave. to cul-de-sac; 795', x32' wide Bituminous Seal Coat (Double Application) withi fogs seal, completei in-place SY Thermoplastic Stop Bar- 24" line width White" Thermoplastic Crosswalk Line- 6"I line width, complete inp place LF  $ 5.15 $ 20.00 $ 6.50 $ 6.50 $ 1.65 $ 5.15 $ 20.00 $ 6.50  4,270 $ 21,990.50 16$ 320.00 196$ 1,274.00 104$ 676.00 240 $ 396.00 24,656.50 $ 27,200.00 3,430$ 17,664.50 0$ 64_$ 416.00 $ 18,080.50 $ 19,900.00  LF  Bituminous! Seal Coat Contract" Total  $169,800.00  SAMMRAOANANInON AnnualRoad Project)2024)PDM MUN/2025 RoadsMJB_ 2025 Roads adtystmm.24013    134    ISa  Donegal School District  Donegal High School 1025 Koser Road Mount Joy, PA 17552 (717) 492-1202PHONE (717) 492-1241 FAX www.donegasd.org  Dear Potential Donor,  Fall 2024  Donegal High School is hosting its 8th annual Mini-THONO in February 2025. This multi-hour event will bring together Donegal students and teachers for a common cause, conquering childhood cancer. At the last Mini-THONG event, over 80 students took a stand against childhood cancer and raised over $15,000. Our fundraising goal this year is $12,000.1 In order to: meet this goal, we are seeking monetary and in-kind donations from family and local By giving to Donegal High School Mini-THONG, you willl be supporting Four Diamonds in their mission to conquer childhood cancer. Each year, Four Diamonds provides direct support toa approximately 600 children with cancer. Since its creation in: 1972, Four Diamonds has helped more than 3,700 families and has supported a diverse platform of childhood cancer research at Penn State Children's Hospital, seeking improved treatments and cures tol benefit  businesses like you. Ourt tax ID: number is 24-6000-376.  those around the world who are impacted. our event and are tax deductible. in the fight against childhood cancer!  All levels of giving are greatly appreciated, making a significant impact on the: success of  Wel hope you will consider making a donation to Donegal High School Mini-THONG and join us  For The Kids,  Minis  Donegal High School Mini-THON  Donegal School High  Please see the additional pagef for donation options. Checks make payable to: Donegal High School Mini-THONG  Address to: Lauren McHenry 1025 Koser Rd, Mount Joy, PA: 17552  The mission of Four Diamonds is to conquer childhood cancer by assisting children treated at Penn State Children's Hospital and theirj families through superior care, comprehensive  support, and innovatwve research.    Donegal High School Mini-THON Donation Options  Please check the box below to indicate what type of donation you are willing to give. Any gift is greatly appreciated and will help support . Ifyou are willing to give but would like to wait until closer to our event date at the end of February, please fill out the bottom section. Wewill send a student representative to follow-up from our club. . Ifsending any donations in the mail, please refer to the address in the  our year long efforts to benefit Four Diamonds!  previous paper.  Donation Type  Amount/Quantity  Date of  Name of  V  Donation Employee/Manager  Monetary In-Kind Food  F Future Donation  Date of Future Donation: Name of Contact: Phone: Email:  The mission of Four. Diamonds is to conquer childhood cancer by assisting children treated at Penn State Children's Hospital and theirfamilies through superior care, comprehensive  support, andinnovative research.    156  POLICE MOUNT JOy BOROUGH  Mount Joy Borough Police Department 21 East Main Street, MountJoy, Pennsylvania 17552 Ofice:717,653.1650 124-hour Ohpatdk7/2AGAIOI2  DATE: TO: FROM:  November 17,2024 X ChiefofPolice; Sgt Scott Drexel  Association President  SUBJECT: PennDOT Grant Results: Aggressive Driving Enforcement: Wavel  ChiefGoshen,  During the period of October 21, 2024 to November 10, 2024, the Mount Joy Borough Police Department participated in the Aggressive Driving Enforcement Wave, an initiative funded by  PennDOT. Notable results ofthis enforcement wave are as follows: 1. Total vehicle and/or pedestrian contacts: 29 2. Total summary citations issued: 16 3. Total warnings for summary violations: 14  As always, I thank you and the Borough of Mount Joy for your support during these initiatives aimed at reducing traffic-related injuries and deaths. Please forward my appreciation to the  Borough Council. Respectfully submitted,  Scott] Drexel, #411 Patrol Sergeant  M    C  8  L  6  6  &  a  -  6  5  @ 0  11  9  13  D  &  00  2  9  N  0