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Irwin Council decided Wednesday to no longer require anyone attending their meetings to wear a mask in spite of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendation to do so in order the slow the spread of covid-19.
Meeting online through Irwin’s Facebook page, council decided 6-1 to return to the public works building for meetings starting in March until further notice.
Masks will be optional and there will not be a limit on the number of people allowed in the room.
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The Norwin School Board put its stamp of approval on a deal to split about $11,150 a year with the taxing bodies of Irwin and the county for the next 40 years in return for not challenging the non-profit charitable status of the developer of a proposed 50-unit complex for senior citizens.
The agreement with the Westmoreland County Housing Authority that school board approved on Monday is for the Grand View Senior Residences, which is to be built on 5-to-8 acres of property the authority owns off Laurel Avenue and behind the Norwin Public Library on Caruthers Lane. The agreement with the housing authority bases the annual payment on an assessed value of $233 per unit.
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Irwin Borough property owners will pay about 15% more in real estate taxes next year.
The 2021 budget of $4.79 million raises taxes three mills.
Irwin Council approved the budget Wednesday, which raises the tax rate from 20 mills to 23 mills.
Two of the three additional mills will be devoted to the general fund, while one mill will be designated as a fire tax, with the revenue allocated to the Irwin Volunteer Fire Department for capital expenditures.
Justin Mochar, Irwin fire chief, has said the fire department wants to build a new fire hall within the next two years.
Councilwoman Gail Macioce was the only member who voted against the spending plan. Following the meeting, Macioce said she did not believe the residents should have to pay additional property taxes “in light of everything that was the is going on.”
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