Indian Lake Council approved $86,132 in bills and operations. The borough unanimously voted to approve bills totaling $60,287.15 general, $24,341.01 water, and $1,504.00 sewer operations, plus a $49,802 pension obligation, with Council member Veil James moving approval.
Indian Lake Borough Council approves retirement and staffing shifts. The council unanimously accepted Jerry Bellak's retirement effective August 12, 2026, terminated his group medical insurance as of September 1, and authorized a lump-sum payment of his remaining 2026 salary. In the same meeting,
Indian Lake Borough Council defers ice-retardant ordinance after resident opposition. Council President Dick Stern said the ordinance would be "adapted to the situation" after property owners objected to prohibitions on de-icing systems for seawalls, boathouses, and boat lifts, and expressed
Indian Lake Borough Council hears proposed changes to waterfront zoning ordinances. The public hearing, called to order by Council President Dick Stern at 5:36 P.M., addressed amendments to four zoning ordinances governing boathouses, docks, and seawalls. Council member Pam Tadken outlined
Indian Lake Borough Council approves $8,700 in water treatment plant upgrades and moves forward on ice retardant ordinance. The Council unanimously authorized quotes totaling $5,050 and $3,650 for backwash system filters and adopted Resolution No. 2026-07-08 maintaining Somerset County Co-Op
Indian Lake Borough Council approves $75,699 in bills while authorizing $33,000 in building improvements. Finance Committee Chair Dick Stern presented General Fund bills of $50,926.66, Water Fund of $23,146.50, and Sewer Fund of $1,626.50, all approved unanimously. The Council unanimously placed
Indian Lake Borough Council awards garbage contract to Pro Disposal through September 2029. The council received two bids for waste and recycling collection; Pro Disposal's bid of $18 per month for curbside service and $23 per month for backdoor service undercut Pro Waste's $23 and $28 offers.
Indian Lake Borough Council adopts resolution restricting wake surfing to waters deeper than 20 feet. The measure passed 3-2-1 on May 13, with Council members Bill Lewis and Greg Dorsch voting for, Veil James and Pam Tadken opposing, and Paul Balint abstaining due to insufficient data; Scott Moore
Indian Lake Borough Council authorized advertisement of a 20-foot depth restriction for wake surfing while tabling a parallel proposal to limit wake-enhanced boat registrations. The council voted unanimously for the depth restriction resolution, which will move to public hearing and enactment in
Indian Lake Borough Council voted 6-2 to advertise a resolution imposing a moratorium on new wake boat registrations and restricting wake surfing to designated areas. The resolution includes a 15-foot water-depth minimum and additional distance buffers, with a May-through-October 2026 moratorium
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