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Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Borough of Sewickley Council Workshop Meeting
The Council held a workshop meeting to discuss various committee reports, including capital improvement, HRC, Planning Commission, recreation, and QVCOG. The meeting also featured a presentation from the Sewickley Valley Chamber of Commerce regarding upcoming events. The Manager's Report included updates on project status, a discussion on an increase in medical insurance, preliminary planning for the 2027 budget, and procurement of rock salt. The Council also convened an executive session to discuss personnel matters.
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The council meeting addressed several operational and community items. Resolutions were passed regarding a Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund grant for War Memorial Restroom Facility Upgrades and a waste management service agreement. The council approved professional legal services, multiple road program payments and contract extensions, and playground equipment installation for War Memorial Park. Several requests for street closures for block parties and community events were also approved.
Sep 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Shade Tree Commission Of The Borough Of Sewickley Minutes
The Commission discussed staffing updates regarding an upcoming retirement. The meeting focused on the Arborist Report and various permit applications for tree removals and maintenance, including approval for pruning at 400 Broad Street and 238 Little Street, and removal at 907 Nevin. Additionally, the commission addressed the identification of Oak Wilt on Pin Oaks along Ohio River Blvd and planned future treatment and pruning strategies for oak and elm trees.
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Sewickley Borough Council Minutes Of Meeting
The council held a public hearing regarding an Intermunicipal Liquor License Transfer Agreement. Key business included the adoption of a resolution for the liquor license transfer, a decision on the demolition application for the Herbst House concluding that the structure is salvageable and demolition is unwarranted, and the approval of a certificate of appropriateness for a garage construction. Financial approvals included final payments for the War Memorial Park Stream Restoration, the 2026 Sewers O&M Program, and the Borough Building Parking Lot. The council also awarded a contract for an ADA Sidewalk Ramp Project, authorized equipment purchases for the Sewage Treatment Plant, and approved several community event requests, including Halloween Trick or Treat and multiple block party street closures.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
