The Council conducted hearings and approved ordinances regarding the acceptance of Hensley Street in Sutter's Meadow and a zoning amendment for downtown solar and accessory structure demolition. Presentations included a library funding referendum, the swearing-in of a new Junior Councilperson and alternate, and a traffic study recommending a four-way stop at the N. Cedar and N. New Street intersection. The Council also approved agreements for sewer and water acceptance in Sutter's Meadow, authorized bids for police department HVAC controls and Revolutionary War Memorial improvements, and received updates from the Mayor and Police Chief regarding community events, emergency response plans, and a transition to new parking meter technology.
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The council meeting featured the swearing-in ceremony of a new police officer. Additionally, the council reviewed the 2026 mid-year financial status, covering revenue and expenditure updates for the general fund, water fund, and sewer fund, as well as an overview of current debt obligations and capital project status.
Jul 20, 2026·Board meeting
Lititz Borough Parks Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed several operational updates, including options for organic lawn care, the status of skatepark and memorial park maintenance projects, grant progress for the rail trail, and the implementation of police signage. Discussions also covered the summer playground program and a proposed skateboarding class. Additionally, the committee reviewed a request for a new community library installation at the park and conducted a walking tour of the premises to address site-specific improvements, such as the potential addition of a child swing and an investigation into the condition of park mulch.
Jun 30, 2026·Board meeting
Lititz Borough Council Council Meeting
The council meeting included a presentation by the Young Men's Business League regarding a flag ceremony to commemorate anniversaries. The council deliberated on and approved a land development plan for a new duplex project at 358-360 North Broad Street, which involved several ordinance waivers related to landscaping, parking, and street improvements. Additionally, the council discussed Ordinance 626, aimed at strengthening requirements for vetting individuals who wish to solicit in the borough.
