September 8th meeting of the Domain voting session to order.

If you would please rise and join this meeting Pledge of Allegiance.

I

pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands.

One nation under five.

Indivisible

authority and justice for all.

Thank you.

Mayor Jair, if you would please take the role.

Mayor Walsh.

Council President Downs.

Here.

Councilwoman Favis.

Here.

Councilman Kitt.

Here, Councilman Melvin.

Here.

Councilman Watson.

Here.

Councilman Rieger.

Here, Councilman Ventreska.

Here.

All are present accounted for.

Thank you very much.

I understand that we don't have any registered comments from the public.

So I'll go ahead and move on to committee reports.

How about if we start with uh councilman Melvin at my far right and just go right down the boss from here?

Uh

thank you, Madam President.

Uh business district relations and development committee, very short update.

Um, Councilman Munson Rieger, uh, myself and Mr.

Stinner are going to have an informal huddle on Thursday to talk about some potential um parking improvements in both business and residential districts with a goal of um getting you know a package together to share with council for feedback.

And

that concludes my report.

Planning sustainability and inclusion has one item on the agenda tonight, which is the active transportation plan, which I'm sure we will all talk about more when we get there.

And then once again, uh this will be my final reminder that Porchmont is coming up Saturday, September 26th from 5 to 9.

Um, there is more information on the website.

I believe you still have a little bit more time to sign up to be a host.

Um, but the uh HRC has a lot of fun things planned.

So please host or go out and support it, meet your neighbors.

It was a fun time last year, should be a fun time this

year.

That's it for me.

Well,

for new supplies and public works, uh we talked about um the road program and um changes that need to be made because of work on Crosby Avenue.

Um and that was the main topic for us.

Thank

you.

Recreation and community affairs has one item on the agenda.

It's a motion uh for the uh mini grant for the Western PA Automatic Society.

I'll talk more about that now when we get to it.

Um we also had a preliminary discussion about the home for the holidays event, and we had an update from our consultant on the Street and Music Festival.

That's all for

me.

Uh

so this week, uh well, this last couple weeks would be continue to uh look at the borough's uh parking fees, um, what the cost would be if we change any of that and then how we can move forward.

Um we're looking at what kind of revenue that can bring in versus the cost of actually doing business as far as hiring people and making sure that everyone is um holding up to what they need to be doing.

Uh additionally, we're continuing to look at what the actual cost would be to implement um parking pass for all of Dormont wide, not just uh narrowing the lane of the 50% of the borough residents that currently have to have a parking pass.

Um

so