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Recognitions Assembly Member Comments Amendment #1 of the Memorandum of Agreement Between Petersburg Borough and Petersburg Medical Center for COVID-19 Greeting, Screening, and Testing Services at the James A. Johnson Airport 1/7/2021 Meeting Minutes P&Z Schedule 2021 Sampson Variance extension Meeting minutes 12.08.2020 Scheduled Meeting with Petersburg Police Officers Borough Department Updates Harbor Water Quality Testing Papke's Landing Street Light Request Communications Received Since December 31, 2020 Possible Reschedule of February Assembly Meetings Letter of Appreciation to Outgoing 2020 SEAPA Board Members Ordinance #2021-02: An Emergency Ordinance Approving a Loan to be Obtained by Petersburg Medical Center Through the Small Business Administration Ordinance #2021-01: An Ordinance Amending Provisions of Chapter 4.28, "Sales Tax", of the Borough Code to Update for New Online Sales Tax Filings and Change Due Dates and Times of Filings January 19, 2021 Manager's Report January 19, 2021 Mayor's Report Fire Chief Stolpe SEAPA Board Chairman Lynn Petersburg Economic Development Council Cold Storage Lease January/February schedule Plan for Work Session Basketball Program January 7, 2021 Directors Report Island Ventures, LLC Tidelands Lease Renewal Public Comment During Assembly Meetings Proposed Landless Legislation Questions Correspondence Received Since December 17, 2020 Community Risk Communication Plan Resolution #2021-01: A Resolution Adopting an Alternative Allocation Method for the FY21 Shared Fisheries Business Tax Program and Certifying that this Allocation Method Fairly Represents th… January 4, 2021 Manager's Report January 4, 2021 Mayor's Report SSRAA General Manager Landis PMC CEO Hofstetter Joan Mei Family Restaurant Liquor License Renewal Minutes from 10/1/20 approved. Correspondence Received Since December 3, 2020 Sanitation Department Voucher Program By Mail Municipal Elections / Secure Ballot Drop BoxesWatch Petersburg legislation
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