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7/6/26 Bellefonte Borough Council
Published: Jul 6, 2026
Council Member Raises Concerns About Feral Cats and Pet Owner Responsibility
Council member Barbara Tosti-Basi raised concerns about feral cats in the South Ward, specifically on South Monroe Street. She highlighted issues related to the cats' well-being and safety, suggesting they should be kept indoors or on leashes, and expressed concerns about them using residents' lawns and gardens as litter boxes. Tosti-Basi referenced borough ordinance 193-5 regarding cats at large and noise, advising pet owners to be responsible.
Borough Council Appoints Members to Spring Creek Watershed Commission and COG Public Safety Committee
Belfont Borough Council appointed Zach Kelly as the alternate to the Spring Creek Watershed Commission and Deb Cleaton to the COG Public Safety Committee. Both appointments were made following motions and seconds, with council members expressing gratitude for their willingness to volunteer.
Belfont Borough Approves CDBG Application for Potter Street Water Main Replacement
Borough Council approved the submission of an application for fiscal year 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Entitlement Funding for the Potter Street Water Main Replacement project. The application will be submitted to the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development on behalf of Belfont Borough. The project aims to replace a leaking water main segment of less than a mile, which is expected to improve service quality, reduce inflow and infiltration, and address leakages. Staff believes the project is a good candidate for CDBG funding, with the award estimated around $116,000, though this may not cover the entire project cost.
Borough Council Advances Potter Street Water Main Replacement Project
The Belfont Borough Council discussed the Potter Street Water Main Replacement project, which involves replacing a significant segment of aging water main. While not a zoning change, the project's scope impacts public infrastructure and requires careful planning regarding traffic control and potential disruptions to residents along South Potter Street. The council approved the motion to submit an application for CDBG funding for this project, acknowledging the need to improve the dilapidated water main and enhance service quality for the community. Discussions included the extent of the water main, its location under the road, and the necessity of preliminary engineering to determine traffic management strategies during construction, aiming to minimize inconvenience to residents.
Belfont Receives Significant Tourism Grant Funding and Celebrates Community Event Success
Council member Claudia Tosti-Basi acknowledged the success of the July 3rd America 250 and Hometown Heroes celebration, thanking volunteers and participants. She also highlighted that Belfont received significant funding from Happy Valley Adventure Bureau tourism grants, benefiting various local entities including the Art Museum, Craft Fair, Civil War Museum, Library Museum, downtown historic cruise, Arts and Crafts, and Kepler Pool, totaling $164,500.
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