Lake Como Borough Council Approves Stormwater Plan Amid Funding Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lake Como Borough Council approved an amendment to the borough’s master plan concerning municipal stormwater management, acknowledged the dedication of first responders through a special proclamation, and discussed a potential increase in funding mechanisms affecting local residents.

Lake Como Day and Shade Tree Ordinance Discussions Dominate Borough Council Meeting

Overview: The recent Lake Como Borough Council meeting revolved around the successful execution of Lake Como Day and detailed deliberations on the proposed Shade Tree Ordinance. With positive reflections on community involvement and the implications of the ordinance for property owners, the council navigated both celebratory and legislative matters.

Lake Como Borough Council Considers Establishing Shade Tree Commission

Overview: At a recent Lake Como Borough Council meeting, the council discussed the potential establishment of a shade tree commission, a move recommended by the environmental commission. The proposed commission would be tasked with making recommendations about the planting, removal, and maintenance of trees in the borough. An ordinance to create the commission is expected to be introduced at an upcoming meeting.

Lake Como Borough Faces Challenge with Inoperable EV Charger Due to Costly Repairs

Overview: During the recent Lake Como Borough Council meeting, the inoperable electric vehicle (EV) charger in the municipal parking lot emerged as a concern. Residents were informed that due to costly repairs, the charger remains offline, with no immediate plans for restoration. The council discussed budgetary implications and potential alternatives, highlighting the challenges of maintaining sustainable infrastructure without financial support.

Lake Como Celebrates Annual Lake Day Amid Community Events and Initiatives

Overview: Lake Como Borough Council’s recent meeting highlighted several community events and initiatives, including the much-anticipated Lake Day scheduled for September 20th. This annual celebration will feature numerous activities, with the local police department hosting a morning fishing event for children. Additionally, the council discussed the continuation of “Wednesdays on the Water,” featuring live music and a farmers market, as well as the successful Mayor’s Bash, which typically raises around $20,000 for local recreation projects.