Recording

in progress.

All right,

I'm gonna call the meeting to order.

This is the voting session of council for July 7th, 2025.

Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.

Of the United States of America and all like which is automation with liberty and disferral.

Mr.

Sinner, can you have a roll call for attendance, please?

Absolutely.

Mayor Walsh.

Councilman Reader.

Councilman Webb for Councilwoman Lizaka.

Here.

Councilwoman.

It's on the

agenda.

Councilman Kipp.

Councilwoman opinions.

Here.

Councilwoman Downs.

Yeah.

All

our children present for Councilman Trust.

Okay.

Do not have any registered comments from the public.

And so we'll go into committee reports and we'll start with uh Councilman Ruger down there.

Thank you.

Finance and Legal had a few items.

Um first we received a couple of um additional applications for a couple of vacancies.

Um couple of applicants actually appeared in subsequent weeks at super committee.

Uh who were up for approval this evening is alternates for a civil service commission.

Uh we also reviewed a contract for tool design who you'll recall that we previously uh approved to assist and do the consulting work for the active transportation plan with Mount Lebanon.

Uh they put through a safe streets for all application, uh which is a uh program uh administered by the Department of Transportation to deal with uh an intersection audit.

Uh we also reviewed uh fee schedules dealing with uh permanent inspections and also a um contract contract for an armored car service as well as the purchase of a safe to deal with uh more efficient and um uh safe uh safe handling of our cash transactions, parking meters uh and uh cash handling down at the pool and so forth.

Uh those two items are also up for approval as part of our action items uh this evening.

And that was all I

have.

Thank you.

Um Councilman Redford.

Yes, um public safety and building and code enforcement committee discussed the issue that we have for the past two months, updates to um zoning issues that have come up over the years, including um some recommendations from the business district.

Um so this month the plan is to have a good write-up of that and get these code changes in there for um for change and to really make some good progress based on all the feedback.

Um the councilperson down's getting a lot of great feedback from the business district.

Um a lot of hard work on that.

So uh look forward to uh to getting that out there and and having it in one place for folks to view and provide comments for in the super committee meeting.

Thank you.

Um

councilwoman

Ventresca.

Thank you.

Um I just wanted to uh give a quick update on the uh playground coordination committee.

We met today um down at the site of the new playground.

Uh we did a walkthrough of the space just to kind of get a visual idea of where things were gonna be um and how things were gonna look potentially um in the space, and then we came back here to finish the meeting because there were two raindrops.

Um we came back here um to talk about public engagement that's gonna be coming up.

Um so these are alternative dates that we've kind of discussed, but I'm just gonna kind of give a quick rundown.

Uh the week of 721, we're gonna be doing some additional engagement on the 22nd.

Uh there's gonna be an event for child children primarily in the park from three to seven.

It'll be a drop-in event.

Um gateway is looking to do some kind of interactive activity um along with the uh proposed um drawings that they've been presenting at Pride and Dormont Day uh to get input from kids.

Uh and it might code in ice as