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 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.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting
Lititz Borough Parks Committee Meeting Minutes
The Committee discussed various parks-related projects, including material and bidding updates for the Memorial Lot Phase 1 and Rail Trail projects. Staff provided reports on skatepark safety improvements, tree tag maintenance, and organic lawn care options. The committee reviewed a proposal for police non-emergency signage at parks and discussed the development of uniform standards for park maintenance and operations. Additionally, the committee conducted a walking tour of Spruce Street Park to address concerns regarding road curbing, swing set safety, and the addition of waste management facilities.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Lititz Borough Council Meeting Minutes
The council conducted a meeting covering several key items, including the swearing-in of a new police officer and a presentation regarding the 2025 financial audit. Decisions were made to approve a small building addition for Cargill and multiple development plans for Warwick Woodlands. The council also adopted a resolution concerning police record disposition, authorized the advertisement of an amendment to the solicitation ordinance, and approved the hiring of a part-time administrative assistant. Other business included a consent agenda with various municipal approvals, and reports were provided on local infrastructure projects, including the Runabout Line and upcoming street repaving, as well as an update on police department grants.
