The board meeting featured a discussion regarding resident concerns about the future demolition and replacement of the municipality's south parking garage, specifically emphasizing the need for accessible parking, continued building connectivity, and EV charging station availability. The chairperson reported on community snow removal efforts, including potential student volunteer opportunities for sidewalk clearance. A commissioner liaison provided updates on ebike regulations, emphasizing safety and the need for educational programming, and discussed the active transportation plan. Staff reports included updates on the installation of solar-powered LED lights in parks, sidewalk improvements, street reconstruction projects, and updates to the snow response management system.
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The meeting included reports from the chairperson, commission liaison, and staff liaison regarding municipal projects, such as sidewalk installations, traffic sign maintenance, and intersection signal replacements. A subcommittee reported on the capital budget, including a motion passed to re-evaluate costs for the Kelso sidewalks based on the current sidewalk expansion policy. The board discussed an update from a zoning roundtable meeting, provided feedback on the active transportation draft, and reviewed a draft of the annual commission report.
Mar 11, 2026·Board meeting
Mt. Lebanon Civil Service Commission Meeting Minutes
The Commission discussed and approved a request to expire the Fire Department Eligibility Appointment list for the position of Fire Lieutenant at 12 months. Additionally, the Commission reviewed and approved proposed revisions to the Civil Service Rules and Regulations concerning nomenclature and promotional sections. Finally, the Police Chief provided a briefing on the current eligibility list for the position of Police Officer and outlined the upcoming testing schedule for the next list.
Mar 3, 2026·Board meeting
Mobility Board Webvtt
The meeting commenced with a roll call and recognized staff and commission liaisons, as well as representatives from Gateway Engineers and the police department. Key discussions included a request to approve the minutes from the February meeting. The chairperson's report focused on reviewing the Allegheny County comprehensive safety action plan, noting its commitment to zero deaths and aiming for zero injuries by 2050. The report also covered public meetings for the active transportation plan between Dormmont and Mount Lebanon, where input was gathered regarding the plan's visionary network recommendations, including the incorporation of school streets initiatives modeled after Paris, France. A new business item was proposed concerning the engineering aspect of safety along Castle Shannon Boulevard near the library and school zone, emphasizing permanent school streets over relying solely on crossing guards. Furthermore, a detailed review of the PRT network refresh was conducted, outlining implications for Mount Lebanon, such as a new direct to Oakland route (035) and the truncation of route 36 to operate only during peak weekday hours. The staff report mentioned ongoing work focusing on replacing faded street and no parking signs. Old business involved tabling the Beverly Road work update. Significant discussion was dedicated to proposed changes in municipal code regarding snow removal, focusing on defining a 'cleared sidewalk' width and enforcement mechanisms, concluding with a recommendation to table further action pending review of the revised draft.
