[Amended 10-20-1958 by Ord. No. 189]
Meetings of the Borough Council shall be held in the Municipal
Building, and regular meetings thereof shall be held monthly on a
date and time to be determined by Council. All manner of business
may be transacted at a regular or special meeting. Special meetings
may be called by the President of Council or upon written request
of at least 1/3 of the members of Council. Members shall have at least
24 hours' notice of special meetings. The notice shall state whether
it is for general or special purposes, and if it is for special purposes,
the notice shall contain a general statement of the nature of the
business to be transacted. Presence at a meeting constitutes waiver
of notice.
In the conduct of the Council's business, the ordinary
rules of parliamentary practice shall prevail, and until changed by
a vote of the majority of the members of Council, the following designated
parliamentary practice is adopted: "Robert's Rules of Order Revised."
When notices are required by law or ordinance, they may be served
in any manner prescribed by law or ordinance, and where there is no
provision for the serving of notices, then written notices shall be
served by any police officer of the Borough or by the Borough Secretary.