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Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held an adjourned meeting on May 26, 2026, discussing various topics including the Mt. Lebanon Swim Center's delayed opening, the Uptown Farmers Market, and grant applications for the Mt. Lebanon South Garage Demolition project and the Fire Department's Community Risk Assessment and Standards of Cover. The Commission approved minutes from the May 12, 2026, meeting and adopted resolutions for the grant applications and the Fire Department's strategic plan.
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Key decisions
- Approved minutes from the May 12, 2026, meeting
- Adopted Resolution No. R-12-26 for the Mt. Lebanon South Garage Demolition project
- Adopted Resolution No. R-13-26 for the Fire Department's Community Risk Assessment and Standards of Cover
- Adopted Resolution No. R-14-26 for the Fire Department's 2026 Strategic Plan
Action items
- Mt. Lebanon Swim Center to open on June 1
- Uptown Farmers Market to start on May 30
- Relay for Life of Mt. Lebanon to be held on June 6
- Applications for Mt. Lebanon Junior Commissioner and Junior Board Member due on July 8
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · Minutes
The Mt. Lebanon Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held a meeting on May 20, 2026, where they elected Amanda Rost as Chair and Natalie Drozda as Vice Chair. The board also approved the continuation of the Arboretum and Trail Connectivity and Mapping Sub-Committees, and reviewed various park projects and initiatives. A resident, David Egler, suggested acquiring tax delinquent properties to create a walking trail. The board also approved a prioritized list of 2026 improvement projects and a work plan for the year.
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Key decisions
- Election of Amanda Rost as Chair
- Election of Natalie Drozda as Vice Chair
- Continuation of Arboretum and Trail Connectivity and Mapping Sub-Committees
- Approval of 2026 improvement projects list
- Approval of work plan
Action items
- Review Main Park Master Plan meeting video
- Attend next meeting on June 17, 2026
Library Board · Minutes
The Mt. Lebanon Library Board of Trustees meeting covered various topics, including the approval of the consent agenda, a plant sale by the Friends of the Library, and updates on the library's budget and renovation project. The library is on track with its budget and is planning for a summer reading kick-off event. The board also discussed e-resource funding and the potential impact of increased costs on the library. The renovation project is targeting an August start date, with plans to minimize closures and disruptions to library services.
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Key decisions
- Approval of Consent Agenda
- Unanimous approval of corrected minutes
Action items
- Volunteers needed for Summer Reading Kick-Off on June 8
- Attend Annual Friends Board meeting on June 3
- Revisit e-resource funding topic in July meeting
Library Board · Agenda
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View official record →Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held a regular meeting on May 12, 2026, discussing various topics including updates on advisory boards, a proposal for the naming rights of the ice rink, and the 2026 Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation Plan. The Commission also recognized outstanding police officers and honored those who gave the ultimate sacrifice at the Memorial Day Ceremony. The meeting included consideration of minutes from the April 28, 2026, meeting and the adoption of the 2026 Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation Plan.
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Key decisions
- Approved minutes from the April 28, 2026, meeting
- Adopted the 2026 Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation Plan
Action items
- Set a new date for a public hearing on the ordinance to define and regulate smoke shops
- Post updates to the timeline for the smoke shop ordinance on the municipal website
- Begin the Mt. Lebanon street reconstruction and resurfacing program
- Hold the Memorial Day Ceremony on May 25 at 8:30 a.m.
Mobility and Transportation Advisory Board · Minutes
The Mt. Lebanon Mobility and Transportation Advisory Board met on May 5, 2026, to discuss various transportation-related topics. The board approved the previous meeting's minutes and heard reports from staff members, including an update on the Greenhurst sidewalk installation project. Commissioner Andrew Flynn expressed gratitude to board volunteers and discussed upcoming municipal projects. The board also reviewed the Active Transportation Plan draft and discussed potential changes to off-street parking requirements and street design standards.
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Key decisions
- Approved the April 7, 2026 meeting minutes
- Requested a re-evaluation of cost estimates for resident participation in the Kelso Road sidewalk installation
Action items
- Submit comments on the Active Transportation Plan draft by Thursday
- Review the year-end review for the Commission
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held an adjourned meeting on April 28, 2026, discussing various topics including the recreation center, 2026 bond issue, and street tree management plan. The Commission approved the minutes from the March 14, 2026 meeting and enacted an ordinance concerning an amendment to the lease with La Pomponnee, Inc. They also approved the purchase of furniture for the Police Department.
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Key decisions
- Approved minutes from March 14, 2026 meeting
- Enacted Ordinance (Bill No. 4-26) concerning lease amendment with La Pomponnee, Inc.
- Approved purchase of furniture for Police Department
Action items
- Applications available for Junior Commissioner and Junior Board member for 2026-2027 school year
- Survey available for Street Tree Management Plan
- Mt. Lebanon Day event on May 25, 2026
- Yard waste recycling drop-off program available on first and third Saturdays of each month
Planning Board · Minutes
MUNICIPALITY OF MT. LEBANON PLANNING BOARD MINUTES DATE: Tuesday, April 21, 2026 TIME: 7 p. m.
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Key decisions
- MUNICIPALITY OF MT. LEBANON PLANNING BOARD MINUTES DATE: Tuesday, April 21, 2026 TIME: 7 p.m. PLACE: Mt. Lebanon Municipality – Commission Chambers Zoom participants: If you wish to comment during public comment agenda items, use the raise hand function. During the public comment agenda item, the chair will recognize you. When recognized, be sure to un-mute your line and announce your name and address for the record. You will have five minutes to comment. BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Matthew Clark, Seth Davis, David Hornicak, John Schrott, Paul Ostergaard (Absent) STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: Municipal Planner Ian McMeans, Municipal Engineer Dan Deiseroth, Urban Planning and Sustainability Coordinator Greg Wharton, Commission Liaison Jeff Siegler (Absent) Meeting Procedures: The Pennsylvania Office of Open Records has advised that to ensure continued compliance with the Sunshine Act, the procedures for online meetings should be stated at the beginning of the meeting. Virtual attendees who wish to make a comment can use the raise hand function. 1. Planning Board Reorganization Each year the Planning Board conducts a reorganization and elects’ members as Chair, Vice- Chair, and Secretary. David Hornicak moved, and Matthew Clark seconded the following nominations: John Schrott, Chair Paul Ostergaard, Vice Chair Matthew Clark, Secretary The motion passed 4-0. 2. Meeting Minutes Approval of minutes from March 17, 2026 meeting. Matthew Clark moved, and David Hornicak seconded to approve the minutes of March 17, 2026 Planning Board meeting. The motion passed 3-0, with Seth Davis abstaining from the vote. 3. Old Business a. Request for recommendation for final approval of a site plan. The Municipality of Mt. Lebanon owns the property located at 900 Cedar Blvd. where the Middle and Seymour fields are situated. This project includes improvements and upgrades to the ball field surfaces, field lighting, fencing, bleachers, sidewalks, expansion of the southern parking area and stormwater facilities. In 2025, the Planning Board recommended, and Commission approved the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program which included this project to be completed in 2026. Dan Deiseroth of Gateway Engineers summarized the engineer’s letter of April 16, 2026. Mt. Lebanon Planning Board Minutes April 21, 2026 Page 2 Michael McCormick of Gateway Engineers presented the updated design with the ideas and suggestions discussed at the March Planning Board meeting included. Jeff Heiskell of 217 Vee Lynn Drive vehemently opposes this project and the potential increase in noise and traffic that it will bring closer to the residential neighborhood. Mr. Heiskell expressed concerns with vehicles turning onto or off Cedar Boulevard into the parking lot or onto Mayfair Drive. Michael McCormick of Gateway Engineers stated that the plan calls for utilizing the existing curb cut at the entrance. The redesigned parking entrance will direct vehicles onto the one-way loop road. The planted median clearly delineates the entrance/exit lanes and provides more stacking room for vehicles exiting the park. Rob Graziano of 249 Vee Lynn Drive vehemently opposes this development and agrees with the comments of Mr. Heiskell. Mr. Graziano spoke to the loop road and, during construction, staying within the boundary shown on the plan. He also expressed concerns with cars and buses turning onto or off Cedar Boulevard. Michael McCormick of Gateway Engineers stated that the entrance is functional for bus use. Cheryl DiNardo of 1076 Cedar Lane stated that she feels there is enough parking most of the time, it is only during special events that additional parking is required. She also shared her concern with placement of her trash cans and the limited space available along the road. Bonnie and Thad Davis of 1026 Cedar Boulevard expressed concerns with the increase in traffic and how much more difficult it will be to exit their driveway. Also stated that the noise coming from the fields is excessive at night primarily because the lights don’t go off at the scheduled time and individuals continue to use the field. Ian McMeans, Municipal Planner, confirmed that the lights being installed will utilize remote programming giving the Municipality control of the settings. The field light schedule will reflect the hours stated in the parks’ ordinance. Mr. McMeans also discussed the completion of a joint active transportation plan with the Borough of Dormont. The plan has several recommendations for traffic calming throughout the community. The Mt. Lebanon Mobility Board will be very involved with implementation of the Plan. Comments made regarding traffic concerns will be passed along to the Mobility Board to show that there is interest from residents in safety improvements in that area of Cedar Boulevard. Steve Westmiller of 265 Vee Lynn Drive spoke about the low utilization of parking at the fields and asked if a study has been completed. Ian McMeans stated that a parking demand analysis was completed as part of the main park master plan and there is a deficiency of spaces within Main Park. Walter Bashaw of 273 Vee Lynn Drive expressed his appreciation for the fields but felt safety issues inand around the ballfield and Cedar Boulevard should be addressed prior to Mt. Lebanon Planning Board Minutes April 21, 2026 Page 3 approval. Mr. Bashaw suggested barriers to limit access to the fields from the parking area and banning parking in the lot after the park closes for the night. Ian McMeans showed the location on the plans where bollards will be placed to limit vehicular access. Don Wardius of 233 Vee Lynn Drive questioned the proximity of the parking lot and drive aisle to his property line and if the distance between the two are within the code requirements. Ian McMeans verified that the distance between the parking lot, the driving aisle, and property line exceeds the distance required by code. However, Mr. McMeans will verify this information with the zoning officer. David Hornicak asked if there are any options available to impose time limits and/or closures for parking lots. Ian McMeans said that he will look in the zoning code to see if it addresses hours of operation for parking facilities. The hours of operation of the park coupled with the field light schedule should limit the use of the parking lot at night. Seth Davis asked if bike racks can be incorporated into the plan. Dan Deiseroth said it would not be a problem. Mr. McMeans added that the Main Park Master Plan had identified locations for bike racks throughout the park and that the plans showed bike rack locations between the new parking area and the batting cages. Matthew Clark discussed whether the concerns regarding Cedar Boulevard are connected to this project. Mr. McMeans explained that traffic on Cedar Boulevard is not part of the scope. The notes taken from the meeting will be sent to the Mobility Board for consideration as they review and make recommendations for implementation of the Active Transportation Plan. Matthew Clark motioned, and Seth Davis seconded to grant final approval of the updated site plan for 900 Cedar Blvd. conditioned upon the Municipality addressing comments from the Planning Board prior to final approval. The motion passed 4-0. 4. New Business a. Request for preliminary approval and recommendation for final approval of a site plan. The Municipality of Mt Lebanon owns the property located at 799 Brafferton Dr where Sunset Hills Park and Brafferton Field is situated. This project includes improvements and upgrades to the field surfaces, playground area, and an expansion of the parking areas and driveways. In 2025, the Planning Board recommended, and Commission approved the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program which included this project to be completed in 2026. Dan Deiseroth of Gateway Engineers summarized the engineer’s letter of April 16, 2026. Josh Scanlon of Gateway Engineers presented details of the project. An entrance, off Brafferton Drive Cul de Sac, will be created into a new parking area. A parking lot with 22 spaces, including 1 ADA space will be constructed, landscaped and lit with solar lights. ADA improvements will be made providing access to park amenities. Stormwater management provided by underground Mt. Lebanon Planning Board Minutes April 21, 2026 Page 4 detention off the parking lot. Bike racks, while not initially included, can fit in the design. Land disturbance is less than 1 acre so permitting is not required. Matthew Clark asked about field drainage and whether it drains properly. Josh Scanlon responded that the stormwater improvements should alleviate drainage problems that have been vocalized in the past. David Hornicak addressed closure of the parking lot at night to prevent unintended use. Seth Davis asked about the trail and walkway off Valley Park Drive. Ian McMeans explained the future vision to connect the trail to Valley Park Drive and eventually to Williamsburg Park. David Hornicak motioned, and Mathew Clark seconded to grant preliminary approval and recommend for final approval to the updated site plan at 799 Brafferton Dr, conditioned upon the Municipality addressing comments from the Planning Board prior to final approval. The motion passed 4-0. b. Consideration of a text amendment to the zoning ordinance. The Municipality is proposing an amendment to Chapter 20 of the Municipal Code, Zoning, to establish definitions for smoke shops, allow for smoke shops as a conditional use in the C-2 district, and add use- specific regulations. The Planning Board is a recommending body for amendments to the zoning ordinance. The Planning Board discussed the draft zoning ordinance presented. Areas needing further definition and clarification include, but are not limited to: the distance and/or placement of smoke shops in proximity to schools, public parks, churches etc., and in proximity to other smoke shops, prohibiting self-service retailing, elimination of the registration requirement, limiting the amount of shelf space allowed for smoke shop products in C-1 and CBD, walk- up windows, definition of a smoke shop vs. smoke shop products and merchandise, and hours of operation. The Planning Board requested that the Municipal Planner and Solicitor revise this ordinance based on the discussion of the Planning Board and bring a draft back for a subsequent review. The Board also authorized the Municipal Planner to send the draft ordinance to Allegheny County for the required review. Jacob Hornicak of 842 Lovingston Drive discussed that there are currently no restrictions on street view advertising for smoke shops. Mr. Hornicak recommended regulating street view advertising for businesses that primarily sell nicotine products is appropriate. Also suggested consideration of advertising in proximity to a school. The Board requested the Municipal Planner to include in the draft ordinance that the display of smoke shop products in street facing windows be prohibited in all districts. Mt. Lebanon Planning Board Minutes April 21, 2026 Page 5 5. Citizen Comments None 6. Next Meeting — Mr. McMeans mentioned that the Tuesday, May 19 meeting would be cancelled as it is primary election day. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Mt. Lebanon Planning Board is Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at 7:00p.m. All municipal meetings now have a Zoom webinar component to enable residents to attend meetings either virtually or in person. 7. Adjournment Seth Davis motioned, and Matthew Clark seconded to adjourn the Planning Board meeting. The motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 9:18 p.m.
Action items
- MUNICIPALITY OF MT. LEBANON PLANNING BOARD MINUTES DATE: Tuesday, April 21, 2026 TIME: 7 p.m. PLACE: Mt. Lebanon Municipality – Commission Chambers Zoom participants: If you wish to comment during public comment agenda items, use the raise hand function. During the public comment agenda item, the chair will recognize you. When recognized, be sure to un-mute your line and announce your name and address for the record. You will have five minutes to comment. BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Matthew Clark, Seth Davis, David Hornicak, John Schrott, Paul Ostergaard (Absent) STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: Municipal Planner Ian McMeans, Municipal Engineer Dan Deiseroth, Urban Planning and Sustainability Coordinator Greg Wharton, Commission Liaison Jeff Siegler (Absent) Meeting Procedures: The Pennsylvania Office of Open Records has advised that to ensure continued compliance with the Sunshine Act, the procedures for online meetings should be stated at the beginning of the meeting. Virtual attendees who wish to make a comment can use the raise hand function. 1. Planning Board Reorganization Each year the Planning Board conducts a reorganization and elects’ members as Chair, Vice- Chair, and Secretary. David Hornicak moved, and Matthew Clark seconded the following nominations: John Schrott, Chair Paul Ostergaard, Vice Chair Matthew Clark, Secretary The motion passed 4-0. 2. Meeting Minutes Approval of minutes from March 17, 2026 meeting. Matthew Clark moved, and David Hornicak seconded to approve the minutes of March 17, 2026 Planning Board meeting. The motion passed 3-0, with Seth Davis abstaining from the vote. 3. Old Business a. Request for recommendation for final approval of a site plan. The Municipality of Mt. Lebanon owns the property located at 900 Cedar Blvd. where the Middle and Seymour fields are situated. This project includes improvements and upgrades to the ball field surfaces, field lighting, fencing, bleachers, sidewalks, expansion of the southern parking area and stormwater facilities. In 2025, the Planning Board recommended, and Commission approved the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program which included this project to be completed in 2026. Dan Deiseroth of Gateway Engineers summarized the engineer’s letter of April 16, 2026. Mt. Lebanon Planning Board Minutes April 21, 2026 Page 2 Michael McCormick of Gateway Engineers presented the updated design with the ideas and suggestions discussed at the March Planning Board meeting included. Jeff Heiskell of 217 Vee Lynn Drive vehemently opposes this project and the potential increase in noise and traffic that it will bring closer to the residential neighborhood. Mr. Heiskell expressed concerns with vehicles turning onto or off Cedar Boulevard into the parking lot or onto Mayfair Drive. Michael McCormick of Gateway Engineers stated that the plan calls for utilizing the existing curb cut at the entrance. The redesigned parking entrance will direct vehicles onto the one-way loop road. The planted median clearly delineates the entrance/exit lanes and provides more stacking room for vehicles exiting the park. Rob Graziano of 249 Vee Lynn Drive vehemently opposes this development and agrees with the comments of Mr. Heiskell. Mr. Graziano spoke to the loop road and, during construction, staying within the boundary shown on the plan. He also expressed concerns with cars and buses turning onto or off Cedar Boulevard. Michael McCormick of Gateway Engineers stated that the entrance is functional for bus use. Cheryl DiNardo of 1076 Cedar Lane stated that she feels there is enough parking most of the time, it is only during special events that additional parking is required. She also shared her concern with placement of her trash cans and the limited space available along the road. Bonnie and Thad Davis of 1026 Cedar Boulevard expressed concerns with the increase in traffic and how much more difficult it will be to exit their driveway. Also stated that the noise coming from the fields is excessive at night primarily because the lights don’t go off at the scheduled time and individuals continue to use the field. Ian McMeans, Municipal Planner, confirmed that the lights being installed will utilize remote programming giving the Municipality control of the settings. The field light schedule will reflect the hours stated in the parks’ ordinance. Mr. McMeans also discussed the completion of a joint active transportation plan with the Borough of Dormont. The plan has several recommendations for traffic calming throughout the community. The Mt. Lebanon Mobility Board will be very involved with implementation of the Plan. Comments made regarding traffic concerns will be passed along to the Mobility Board to show that there is interest from residents in safety improvements in that area of Cedar Boulevard. Steve Westmiller of 265 Vee Lynn Drive spoke about the low utilization of parking at the fields and asked if a study has been completed. Ian McMeans stated that a parking demand analysis was completed as part of the main park master plan and there is a deficiency of spaces within Main Park. Walter Bashaw of 273 Vee Lynn Drive expressed his appreciation for the fields but felt safety issues inand around the ballfield and Cedar Boulevard should be addressed prior to Mt. Lebanon Planning Board Minutes April 21, 2026 Page 3 approval. Mr. Bashaw suggested barriers to limit access to the fields from the parking area and banning parking in the lot after the park closes for the night. Ian McMeans showed the location on the plans where bollards will be placed to limit vehicular access. Don Wardius of 233 Vee Lynn Drive questioned the proximity of the parking lot and drive aisle to his property line and if the distance between the two are within the code requirements. Ian McMeans verified that the distance between the parking lot, the driving aisle, and property line exceeds the distance required by code. However, Mr. McMeans will verify this information with the zoning officer. David Hornicak asked if there are any options available to impose time limits and/or closures for parking lots. Ian McMeans said that he will look in the zoning code to see if it addresses hours of operation for parking facilities. The hours of operation of the park coupled with the field light schedule should limit the use of the parking lot at night. Seth Davis asked if bike racks can be incorporated into the plan. Dan Deiseroth said it would not be a problem. Mr. McMeans added that the Main Park Master Plan had identified locations for bike racks throughout the park and that the plans showed bike rack locations between the new parking area and the batting cages. Matthew Clark discussed whether the concerns regarding Cedar Boulevard are connected to this project. Mr. McMeans explained that traffic on Cedar Boulevard is not part of the scope. The notes taken from the meeting will be sent to the Mobility Board for consideration as they review and make recommendations for implementation of the Active Transportation Plan. Matthew Clark motioned, and Seth Davis seconded to grant final approval of the updated site plan for 900 Cedar Blvd. conditioned upon the Municipality addressing comments from the Planning Board prior to final approval. The motion passed 4-0. 4. New Business a. Request for preliminary approval and recommendation for final approval of a site plan. The Municipality of Mt Lebanon owns the property located at 799 Brafferton Dr where Sunset Hills Park and Brafferton Field is situated. This project includes improvements and upgrades to the field surfaces, playground area, and an expansion of the parking areas and driveways. In 2025, the Planning Board recommended, and Commission approved the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program which included this project to be completed in 2026. Dan Deiseroth of Gateway Engineers summarized the engineer’s letter of April 16, 2026. Josh Scanlon of Gateway Engineers presented details of the project. An entrance, off Brafferton Drive Cul de Sac, will be created into a new parking area. A parking lot with 22 spaces, including 1 ADA space will be constructed, landscaped and lit with solar lights. ADA improvements will be made providing access to park amenities. Stormwater management provided by underground Mt. Lebanon Planning Board Minutes April 21, 2026 Page 4 detention off the parking lot. Bike racks, while not initially included, can fit in the design. Land disturbance is less than 1 acre so permitting is not required. Matthew Clark asked about field drainage and whether it drains properly. Josh Scanlon responded that the stormwater improvements should alleviate drainage problems that have been vocalized in the past. David Hornicak addressed closure of the parking lot at night to prevent unintended use. Seth Davis asked about the trail and walkway off Valley Park Drive. Ian McMeans explained the future vision to connect the trail to Valley Park Drive and eventually to Williamsburg Park. David Hornicak motioned, and Mathew Clark seconded to grant preliminary approval and recommend for final approval to the updated site plan at 799 Brafferton Dr, conditioned upon the Municipality addressing comments from the Planning Board prior to final approval. The motion passed 4-0. b. Consideration of a text amendment to the zoning ordinance. The Municipality is proposing an amendment to Chapter 20 of the Municipal Code, Zoning, to establish definitions for smoke shops, allow for smoke shops as a conditional use in the C-2 district, and add use- specific regulations. The Planning Board is a recommending body for amendments to the zoning ordinance. The Planning Board discussed the draft zoning ordinance presented. Areas needing further definition and clarification include, but are not limited to: the distance and/or placement of smoke shops in proximity to schools, public parks, churches etc., and in proximity to other smoke shops, prohibiting self-service retailing, elimination of the registration requirement, limiting the amount of shelf space allowed for smoke shop products in C-1 and CBD, walk- up windows, definition of a smoke shop vs. smoke shop products and merchandise, and hours of operation. The Planning Board requested that the Municipal Planner and Solicitor revise this ordinance based on the discussion of the Planning Board and bring a draft back for a subsequent review. The Board also authorized the Municipal Planner to send the draft ordinance to Allegheny County for the required review. Jacob Hornicak of 842 Lovingston Drive discussed that there are currently no restrictions on street view advertising for smoke shops. Mr. Hornicak recommended regulating street view advertising for businesses that primarily sell nicotine products is appropriate. Also suggested consideration of advertising in proximity to a school. The Board requested the Municipal Planner to include in the draft ordinance that the display of smoke shop products in street facing windows be prohibited in all districts. Mt. Lebanon Planning Board Minutes April 21, 2026 Page 5 5. Citizen Comments None 6. Next Meeting — Mr. McMeans mentioned that the Tuesday, May 19 meeting would be cancelled as it is primary election day. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Mt. Lebanon Planning Board is Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at 7:00p.m. All municipal meetings now have a Zoom webinar component to enable residents to attend meetings either virtually or in person. 7. Adjournment Seth Davis motioned, and Matthew Clark seconded to adjourn the Planning Board meeting. The motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 9:18 p.m.
Library Board · Minutes
The Mt. Lebanon Library Board of Trustees meeting on April 21, 2026, covered various topics including the approval of the consent agenda, updates on the DRAW Collective contract, and the budget. The board also discussed upcoming events such as the Plant Sale and the Mt. Lebanon Garage Sale. The officers election resulted in Bob Taylor as President, Anthony Moretti as Vice President, Holiday Adair as Secretary, and Pete Halesey as Treasurer. The meeting also touched on the Strategic Plan Revision and the Director's Report, which included upcoming events and staff recognitions.
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Key decisions
- Approval of the consent agenda
- Officers election: Bob Taylor as President, Anthony Moretti as Vice President, Holiday Adair as Secretary, Pete Halesey as Treasurer
- Intent of wording of the Lending Policy approved
Action items
- Notify Robyn Vittek of impending conflicts with meeting dates
- Review and provide feedback on the Strategic Plan Revision
- Participate in upcoming events such as the Plant Sale and the Mt. Lebanon Garage Sale
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held a regular meeting on April 14, 2026, discussing various topics including street tree maintenance, sidewalk expansion, and library grants. The commission also celebrated National Library Week and Tree City USA status. Citizen comments were heard on deer culling, street plowing, and street reconstruction plans.
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Key decisions
- Approved $747,390 Keystone Grant for the Mt. Lebanon Public Library
- Received $89,300 and $96,900 'GROW' grants for stormwater management projects
- Celebrated Tree City USA status with annual ceremony
Action items
- Consider regulating smoke shops with ordinance
- Review and update street reconstruction plans to follow 2022 Complete Streets policy
Zoning Hearing Board · Agenda
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