Lewisburg committee posts draft March agenda on food truck ordinance, strategic RFP

The Lewisburg Borough Administration & Public Safety Committee published a draft agenda for its March meeting on March 2, 2026 that lists multiple governance items with practical implications for residents, businesses and municipal contractors, including continued work on a proposed Food Truck ordinance and budget directions for two 2026 projects. The agenda explicitly lists "Direction regarding professional services related to the 2026 budgeted Borough Council Strategic Planning Study - $30,000 HRA Fund" and "Direction regarding the proposed 2026 Lewisburg Borough Participatory Budgeting Project - $10,000 General Fund."

Under Old Business the agenda places the Food Truck item as "Food Truck Ordinance for Lewisburg Borough – LDP and staff will bring [...] Ordinance for Lewisburg Borough – LDP and staff will bring this back to Committee when appropriate." The published excerpt includes ellipses and does not expand the acronym LDP, leaving the identity of the presenter and the ordinance text to be supplied at a later meeting.

Financial oversight and year-end review are prominent. The agenda repeats "Review of Lewisburg Borough 2025" and more fully lists "Review of Lewisburg Borough 2025 Financials." alongside a note that an "EXCEL table emailed to Borough Council. Additional handouts at the Committee Meeting." Those materials are cited as distributed but were not attached to the public draft.

Procurement and capital-equipment discussions are scheduled as actionable items. The agenda opens with "Sweeper/Vacuum Truck" and later specifies "Discussion of options for the purchase of a new Street Sweeper/Vacuum Truck." It also flags the "Potential for a discussion of payment options/alternatives for the purchase of new parking meters in Lewisburg Borough," indicating an active review of downtown infrastructure financing.

The draft agenda includes operational and transparency items that affect downtown merchants and the public. New Business lists "Discussion of the Borough’s 30-minute Commercial Loading/Unloading Zones on North Third Street, South Third Street, North Fourth Street, North Fifth Street, and South Seventh Street (attachments)" and a "Continued discussion of a video/audio broadcast system for Borough Council Chambers (attachment)." The agenda also contains a cultural request: "Recommendation to approve a request from Char Gray to use the Lewisburg Borough Tri-globe Street Light image on coffee mugs to be given away as part of her Lewisburg High School Class’s 50th Reunion (attachment)."

Other governance matters on the draft include "Continued review of the proposed CK-COG Maintenance Code – Property, Fire Safety & Building," "Continued discussion of changes to the Borough’s Grass and Weed Ordinance to allow for meadows and [...] as Mayor Dan Embeck, BVRPD (as needed) Jamie Blount, WCEC (as needed)," and the item to "Selection of the Administration-Public Safety Committee Chairperson." The agenda also records upcoming work session items including "January 13, 2026 – Wolfe Field Master Site Development Draft Plan Presentation to Council" and a tentative "September 2026 Work Session? - Meeting with our municipal auditors from J.H. Williams & Co., LLC."

The published draft omits a specific March meeting date, time and location and several agenda lines contain ellipses or a question mark that indicate tentative scheduling or truncated text. Borough Council administrative staff hold the referenced EXCEL table and the attachments mentioned for loading zones and the video/audio system; those files and the identity of LDP must be provided before the Committee can act on the Food Truck ordinance, the strategic planning RFP direction, and the Participatory Budgeting allocation.