🚧🐈🦮 Dauphin Curb Replacement, Cats & Dogs Outdoors: Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee

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Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee

The Wyomissing Infrastructure Committee met on Monday August 19th.

  • Update on 1200-1400 blocks Dauphin curb replacement in 2026

  • Water rate hikes anticipated due to lower water sales

  • Berkshire Mall: mold issues, graffiti indoors - access is not controlled

  • Feral cats and stray cats

    • cat concerns in Wyomissing and Wyomissing Hills can be reported to the Wyomissing Borough

    • amended and approved for advertisement a draft ordinance for Borough Council consideration regulating free-ranging cats

      • neutering and ear-tipping all free roaming cats, feral or owned

      • feral cat caregivers must register with the borough, and must be participating in the trap-neuter-vaccinate-release of feral cats in addition to feeding them

  • Dog excretion regulation approved for borough council consideration

    • requiring dog walkers to immediately remove dog defecation from any public or private property that is not their own

    • dogs may urinate in front of residences in the planting strip between the sidewalk and curb

  • Discussion of ownership responsibilities for Reading Area Water Authority (RAWA) river crossing, including cost sharing and maintenance responsibility

  • ADA ramps at Terrace & Flower Ln to replace curbs during next year’s streetwork

  • discussion of moving borough administration & police departments

    • reported that borough hall increasingly needing repairs, such as for leaking pipes and asbestos remediation

  • planning ribbon cutting for new public works garage

  • approved underground irrigation system for Centennial Circle at an estimated cost of $7,500-10,000

  • approved drafting an ordinance allowing food trucks on private property with property owner’s approval

  • approved a policy limiting use of borough hall spaces to official borough meetings and business

Beyond the Agenda

An explainer post about free-ranging cats - and how to tell feral cats from stray cats from indoor/outdoor pet cats - is coming your way!

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