CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY
CLERK DEPARTMENT
CALENDAR
OF THE CITY COUNCIL – FEBRUARY 8, 2000
7:00
P.M.
Convened: 7:02 P.M.
Adjourned: 9:50 P.M.
1. INVOCATION – Rev. Lee F.
Bartlett
Sacred Heart of
Jesus Church
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE/STAR SPANGLED BANNER
3. ROLL CALL – All present
except Councillor Petty
4. ITEMS OF CITIZEN INTEREST
4a. ITEMS OF DEPARTMENTAL OR EMPLOYEE INTEREST
5 REFERRED TO PUBLIC
SERVICE & TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
5. Councillor Timothy P. Murray on behalf of Lawrence Racow
request city take over responsibility of street lights on Camelot Dr., Merlin
Court and Tristan Court.
6-10 REFERRED TO
TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMITTEE
6. Councillor Timothy P. Murray on behalf of Walter Thomas
request to implement resident parking only on Mulberry St. in vicinity of Our
Lady of Mercy Church, 70 Mulberrry St.
7. Councillor Stephen T. Patton on behalf of Nicholas Pellegrino
request to add Thornton Rd. to list for consideration of speed humps.
8. Philomena Powers request handicap parking in front of 125
Perry Ave.
9.
Richard
Reynolds request to consider re-instituting the “Right on Red” at the bottom of
Exit 16 (eastbound) and the intersection of East Central St.
10. Y. George Thibaudeau request handicapped parking signs be
removed from in front of 54 Sever St.
1. NON-CITY COUNCIL CONFIRMATION:
A. Notification of the appointment of Lucille
S. Corbett, Maria C. Gorsuch-Kennedy, and Mariann Paladino, and the
reappointment of Beatrice Haddad, Francis S. Harvey Jr., Robert T. Cronin and
Ann D. Walsh to the Elder Affairs Committee.
B. Notification of Constable appointment,
Arthur L. Ball.
2. CITY COUNCIL CONFIRMATION:
A Notification of the appointment of
Chester F. Caswell to the Hope Cemetery Board of Commissioners.
B. Notification of the appointment of Roberto Sanchez to the Community Development Advisory Committee.
C. Notification of the appointment of Karen
Nugent to the Affirmative Action Advisory Committee.
D. Notification of the appointments of Mary
R. LaBree, and Albert N. Powers to the Advisory Committee for Persons with Disabilities.
3. AIRPORT:
4. ASSESSORS:
5. BUDGET OFFICE:
A. Communication relative to Status report on
FEMA/MEMA reimbursements – Franklin Street Fire.
B. Communication relative to Budgetary Projections for FY01-05
6. CIVIC CENTER:
7. COMMUNICATIONS:
8. DEVELOPMENT:
A. Communication relative to Union Station/Accessibility
Complaint.
B. Communication relative to Oklahoma City
Canal Initiative.
C. Communication relative to Detailed Breakdown-in-staff
Council/WRA-Versus Counsel Hired Outside.
D. Communication relative to Worcester Redevelopment
Authority (WRA) Monthly Report (December 1999).
9. ELDER AFFAIRS:
10. ELECTION
COMMISSION:
A. Communication relative to One Polling
Place Change.
B. Communication relative to Voting at Clark
Street School.
11. EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT SERVICES:
12. EMPLOYMENT
& TRAINING:
A. Communication relative to Worcester Info
Tech Project.
13. FIRE:
A. Communication relative to Paul
Tsongas Award.
B. Request City Council accept with gratitude
a Thermal Imaging Camera, valued at $22,500.00 which was donated by the
Infrared Components Corporation of Utica, New York in memory of the six
Firefighters lost in the December 3rd fire at 266 Franklin Street.
14. HUMAN
RESOURCES:
A. Communication relative to Report of
Firefighter Certifications.
15. INFORMATION
SERVICES:
16. LAW:
A. Communication relative to changes in
subscription rates and certain programming changes, received from Charter
Communications.
B. Request adoption of an amendment to the
Revised Ordinance to Prohibit the Parking of Buses in Residential zones.
C. Communication relative to City Council
Order – School Transportation.
17. LICENSE
COMMISSION:
18. PARKS,
RECREATION & CEMETERY:
A. Communication
relative to Status Report – City Hall Improvement Projects.
19. PLANNING
& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT:
A. Request adoption of a resolution approving
the submittal of a grant application to the United States Environmental
Protection Agency for a Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund pilot.
B. Request adoption of a resolution authorizing
the City of Worcester to apply for a Pedestrian Safety Education and
Enforcement Grant with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Governor’s Highway
Safety Bureau.
C. Request adoption of a resolution to file
an FY 2000 D.A.R.E./Tobacco Control Summer Day Program Grant Application with
the Governor’s Alliance Against Drugs.
D. Request adoption of a resolution to file and
accept a Multi-Year Enhanced School Health Service grant from the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
20. POLICE:
21. PUBLIC
HEALTH & CODE ENFORCEMENT:
A. Communication relative to Demolition of the Worcester Cold Storage Building.
B. Request adoption of three resolutions authorizing
the City to apply for three Tobacco Grants.
22. PUBLIC LIBRARY:
23. PUBLIC
SCHOOLS:
A. Request City Council accept with gratitude
a donation in the amount of $9,000.00 from the Greater Worcester Community
Foundation to be used for adult education outreach at the University Park
Campus School.
24. PUBLIC
WORKS:
A. Communication relative to Status Report –
Street Resurfacing Project FY 2000.
B. Communication relative to Replenishing of
Trees.
C. Communication relative to Recommendation
for Future Disposal of Street Sweepings and Catch Basin Cleanings.
D. Communication relative to Current Sidewalk
Repair Program.
E. Communication relative to “No Parking Sign”
on Salisbury Street at Park Ave.
F. Communication relative to Resident Sticker
Parking Bans/Highland Street.
G. Communication relative to map of the exact
location of the Yard Waste Drop Off – Site off of Lincoln Street.
H. Communication relative to Barry Road
Extension.
I. Communication relative to Accelerated
Learning Laboratory School.
25. PURCHASING:
A. Recommend adoption of amendments to the
Responsible Employer Ordinance.
B.
Communication relative to Responsible Employer Ordinance
Enforcement.
C. SUPPLEMENTAL
– Communication relative to Responsible Employer Ordinance Enforcement,
“Enforcer of the Year” award.
26. TREASURY:
A. Request adoption of an order transferring
the property located at 4754 Harrison Street from Tax Title Custodian to the
Executive Office of Planning and Community Development for disposition.
B. Request adoption of an order transferring
ownership of certain tax foreclosed parcels from the jurisdiction of certain
tax foreclosed properties.
27. VETERANS'
SERVICES:
28. FINANCE:
A. Recommend that Fourteen Thousand Seven
Hundred Eighty Three Thousand Dollars ($14,783.00) be transferred from Account
#340-91000, Elder Affairs Personal Services, and appropriated to Account
#340-92000, Elder Affairs Ordinary Maintenance, to provide funds for the
purpose of payment for moving costs, establishing a computer lab for seniors,
landscaping and other program expenditures related to the opening of the new
Senior Center.
B. Recommend that the current authorized
apportionment’s from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the amount of One
Million Forty Seven Thousand Five Hundred Seventy Five Dollars and Ninety Five
Cents ($1,047,575.95) be appropriated to Account #41C440, DPW Street
Resurfacing to provide funding for current and future street resurfacing
obligations.
C. Recommend that Four Hundred Seven Thousand
Nine Hundred Fifty Seven Dollars Ninety Five Cents ($407,957.95) be transferred
from Account #91C755 Worcester Public Library Rehabilitation, and appropriated
to Account #55C702, Library Rehabilitation Construction to provide funds for
the payment of contractual obligations related to hazardous material abatement,
selective architect and other charges for the Worcester Public Library.
D. Recommend that Forty Nine Thousand Eight
Hundred Ninety Dollars and Seventy Cents ($49,890.70) be transferred from
Account #91C711, Building Rehabilitation, and appropriated to Account #26C704,
Fire Department’s Building Rehabilitation to provide funds for the purpose of
payment for repairs to roof work at South Division and Greendale Fire Station.
E. Recommend that Thirty Thousand Dollars
($30,000.00) be transferred from Account #170-91000, Human Resources Personal
Services, and appropriated to Account #172-96000, Unemployment Compensation
Ordinary maintenance, to provide funds for the purpose of funding projected
shortfall in the fiscal 2000 Unemployment Insurance budget.
29. ORDINANCES/ORDERS:
30. MISCELLANEOUS:
A. Communication relative to All-America City
2000 Competition.
B. SUPPLEMENTAL
- Communication relative to Current Heating Oil Crisis.
12. George W. Tetler, III, Seven Hills Charter School transmitting
Disclosures of Financial Interest of various Trustees of Seven Hills Charter
School.
13. James DelSignore, City Auditor transmitting report explaining
the nature of expenditures for furniture and equipment for the new North High
School.
14. Mary Lou Hood, Municipal Clerk, Belleville, New Jersey
transmitting Resolution relative to the December 3, 1999 fire in the City of
Worcester.
14a. Request Administration report to City Council within the next
three weeks as to what bills have and have not been paid relative to the
Franklin St. fire. Motion-Perotto @ #5A CM – Adopted
14b. That March 7, 2000 be the first Finance hearing date and that City
Councillors submit items to be heard at that time dealing with the budget. Motion-Lukes @ #5B CM – Adopted
14c. Request Administration to provide a report as to the distribution
of all lottery aid received by all major cities in Massachusetts. Motion-Perotto
@ #5B CM – Adopted
14d. Request City Manager to keep City Council updated on work with the
legislative delegation on the $14.8 million loan authorization for the WRA cost
over-runs. Motion-Murray @ #5B CM – Adopted
14e. Request Law Department report what the City’s rights and
responsibilities are, what the City’s appellate rights are, what written
opinion, if any, or logic was attached to the opinion and the Law Department’s
evaluation of said opinion relative to the Union Station Accessibility
Complaint. Further, whether this is a
matter for Executive Session. Motion-Lukes @ #8A CM – Adopted
14f. Request Administration report on what process has taken place to
date to address whatever issues are outstanding with the MBTA and Amtrak for
service at Union Station and what steps are going to be taken to resolve those
issues. Motion-Murray @ #8A CM – Adopted
14g. Request Administration provide additional information on
requirements that are being asked of the City of Worcester and requirements
that are all along the rail line as to handicapped accessibility to
trains. Motion-Clancy @ #8A CM – Adopted
14h. Request City Manager provide City Council with a report on the
status of negotiations for bus transportation at Union Station, including costs
the City may need to incur to entice bus companies to leave their current
leases and come to Union Station. Motion-Luster @ #8A CM – Adopted
14i. Request Administration provide City Council with a copy of the
decision from the hearing held on Monday, February 7, 2000 relative to Union
Station handicapped platform accessibility.
Motion-Abraham @ #8A CM – Adopted
14j. Request City Manager again contact Oklahoma City and ask how many
specific throughways had to be disrupted in order to put in the canal and if
throughways were not disrupted how they broached the issue. Motion-Clancy
@ #8B CM – Adopted
14k. Request Administration report on the status of the Purchase and
Sale Agreement relative to property at Washington Square, how the City could
acquire the property and what the potential arrangement would be. Motion-Clancy
@ #8D CM – Adopted
14l. Request Administration report as to whether the menu of all
projects the Worcester Redevelopment Authority is currently working on and
staffing meets the Worcester Redevelopment Authority Director’s definition of
the Worcester Redevelopment Authority and whether all projects have the same
utilization of resources and focus for the team that has been built. Further, request Director of the Worcester
Redevelopment Authority submit a report that states whether all the Worcester
Redevelopment Authority’s projects are most appropriate for the Worcester
Redevelopment Authority, that the Worcester Redevelopment needs additional
resources in certain areas to manage certain projects on an ongoing basis. Motion-Patton
@ #8D CM – Adopted
14m. Request Administration provide City Council with a complete report
on the sale of tax credits for Union Station with all financial included; value
of tax credits, how much the City receives, how much the Worcester
Redevelopment Authority receives and any other terms or conditions. Motion-Patton
@ #8D CM – Adopted
14n. Request Administration provide City Council with a copy of the
contract between the Worcester Redevelopment Authority and the law firm of
Foley, Hoag & Elliott and resulting invoices since 1992. Motion-Abraham
@ #8D CM – Adopted
14o. Request Administration provide City Council with a copy of the
contract and resulting invoices from the law firm of Nixon & Peabody
regarding Union Station. Motion-Abraham @ #8D CM – Adopted
14p. Request Chief Development Officer to provide a status report on
the hotel at Washington Square. Motion-Lukes @ #8D CM – Adopted
14q. Request City Manager provide City Council with a follow-up report
as to where the salaries of the Worcester Redevelopment Authority are being
paid from. Report to include a
breakdown of salaries being paid to each staff person and the source of that
funding and what benefits each staff person has, including car or
transportation allowance and to whom that benefit is being paid. Report to include 1993 to the present. Motion-Lukes
@ #8D CM – Adopted
14r. Request Administration provide City Council with copies of all
employment contracts with outside counsel for the Worcester Redevelopment
Authority since 1993. Motion-Lukes @ #8D CM – Adopted
14s. Request City Manager report if there is a precedent for the
Worcester Redevelopment Authority giving mortgages and securing property by
mortgages and giving extensions on loans.
Report to include what receivables are outstanding and what happens on
May 15, 2000 if the $50,000.00 loan to the Second Baptist Church is not paid;
what options the Worcester Redevelopment Authority or the City has, what will
be the process for collection. Further,
request a copy of the mortgage given to the Second Baptist Church by the
Worcester Redevelopment Authority and records of any payments on principal or
interest. Motion-Lukes @ #8D CM – Adopted
14t. Request City Manager and City Auditor to provide City Council
with a report concerning the City Council’s ability and legality of asking for
Worcester Redevelopment Authority expenses to be funneled through the Auditor’s
office. Motion-Lukes @ #8D CM – Adopted
14u. Request City Administration and City Auditor to provide City
Council with a cost benefit analysis of the City taking over the Worcester
Center Boulevard Parking Garage, including projected revenues to be derived
from said garage. Motion-Murray @ #8D CM – Adopted
14v. Request Administration report as to when tenancy can be expected
in the Union Station building, given the garage situation. Further, request report as to reasonable,
practical dates that the City can get a garage available for the facility to
make tenancy plausible. Motion-Clancy @ 38D CM – Adopted
14w. Request Administration report on ground floor retail at Union
Station as to who is responsible for leasing out the space, whether there is
any activity in that area and will that come in with completion of the
garage. Motion-Patton @ #8D CM – Adopted
14x. Request City Manager provide City Council with a report indicating
who in the City family has the use of cars and what allowances the City has
that are motor vehicle related. Motion-Lukes @ #8D CM – Adopted
14y. Request the Department of Employment and Training consider
steering clients towards the particular labor segment of information
technology. Motion-Luster @ #12A CM – Adopted
14z. Request Administration inform City Council as to the date of the
cable rate hearing and if the public can attend and testify. Motion-Perotto
@ #16A CM – Adopted
14aa. That the City Council of the City of Worcester hereby endorses
holding one of the cable rate hearings in the City of Worcester. Motion-Lukes
@ #16A CM – Adopted
14bb. Request Administration provide City Council with dates and locations
of hearings relative to the sale of Charter Communications to AT&T and
request that one of the hearings be held in the City of Worcester. Motion-Lukes
@ #16A CM – Adopted
14cc. Request City Manager provide City Council with increases in cable
rates for the last five years, including the current year. Also include a chart showing the basic rate
and some of the premium channels, tracking increases for two or three
connections in a household. Motion-Clancy @ #16A CM – Adopted
14dd. Request City Manager to report what the Administration is doing to
let all department heads know of the possible cost savings through longer term
contracts. Motion-Murray @ #16C CM – Adopted
14ee. Request Administration report if the summer D.A.R.E. program is any
different that then regular year program.
Motion-Clancy @ #19C CM – Adopted
14ff. Request Administration report on whether or not the summer
D.A.R.E. program can be expanded to include 7th graders. Motion-Luster
@ #19C CM – Adopted
14gg. Request City Manager report on plans for resurfacing that portion of
Adams St. at Shrewsbury St. Motion-Perotto @ #24A CM – Adopted
14hh. Request Administration provide City Council with an update
concerning the draft discharge permit and costs associated with that
permit. Motion-Patton @ #24B CM – Adopted
14ii. Request Administration report what negative impacts the disposal of
street sweepings and catch basin cleanings will have on the neighbors in the
area of Greenwood St. Motion-Abraham @ #24C CM – Adopted
14jj. Request City Manager report if the traffic signal approved by City
Council in the area of the Accelerated Learning Laboratory School will be
funded. Motion-Luster @ #24I CM – Adopted
14kk. Request Traffic Engineer report as to the feasibility of using an
early warning system of parallel rows of pulsating amber lights that are
triggered when a pedestrian steps into a walkway, instead of a traffic
light. Motion-Lukes @ #24I CM – Adopted
14LL. Request City Manager to consider Block Grant funding and other sources
to fund the traffic signal in the area of the Accelerated Learning Laboratory
School. Motion-Nadeau @ #24I CM – Adopted
14mm.Request City Manager to
request the Health and Code Department to check seals on oil trucks. Motion-Murray
@ #30B CM – Adopted
14nn. Request City Manager to take whatever plan of action is necessary
now relative to the heating oil crisis.
Motion-Nadeau @ #30B CM – Adopted
14oo. Request City Manager provide City Council with copies of House Bill
3210 and other references to legislation referred to in the letter received
from the Boxborough Board of Selectmen.
Lukes – Suspension of Rules -
Adopted
15. RECESS TO FINANCE AND ORDINANCE: No Action Taken
a) #40CC June 22, 1999
Order – Request City Council to schedule Finance sessions
beginning the first week in January 2000 in order to commence discussions
regarding budget issues. (Lukes)
b) #41CC June 22, 1999
Order – Request City Manager to present a budget for the
next fiscal year with a rate of growth that is either at the rate of inflation
or excludes new growth, whichever sum is lower. (Lukes)
c)
#63CC September 21, 1999
Order – Request City
Council pledge to maintain the existing tax rate for the next three fiscal
years. Further, request City Council
instruct the City Manager to prepare the next three budgets using only “New
growth”, state and federal funds and existing tax revenues. (Mariano)
16 REFERRED TO
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
16. REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Mirick Perkins requesting City Council consider converting Waycross St. from a private street to a public street.
17-38 ORDAINED ON A
ROLL CALL 10-0
17. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of 1996 to provide for handicap parking in front of 20 Hacker St.
18. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of 1996 to provide for handicap parking in front of 29 Windsor St.
19. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of 1996 to provide for handicap parking in front of 83 Rodney St.
20. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of 1996 to provide for handicap parking in front of 17 Hampden St.
21. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of 1996 to provide for handicap parking in front of 21 Plantation St.
22. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of 1996 to provide for handicap parking in front of 175 Hamilton St.
23. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of 1996 to provide for handicap parking on the north side of Jefferson St. near Vernon St.
24. Amending Section 71 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of 1996 to allow left turns only from the left lane for westbound traffic on Sunderland Rd. into Grafton St.
25. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to prohibit parking on the east side of Ashton St. between Sturgis St. and
Duxbury Rd.
26. Amending Section 40 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to provide for resident permit parking on the north side of Wade St. near
Ward St.
27. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to prohibit parking on the east side of Rockdale St. between Utility Pole
#9 and #12.
28. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to prohibit parking on both sides of Mayfield St. between #103-111.
29. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to provide for handicap parking and 15 minute parking in front of 44
Portland St.
30. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to provide for one hour parking in front of 122 Shrewsbury St.
31. Amending Section 29 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 providing for Stop sign on Quissett St. at Zenith Dr. to face northbound
traffic.
32. Amending Section 29 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 providing for Stop sign on Zenith Dr. at Quissett St. to face eastbound
traffic.
33. Amending Section 29 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 providing for Stop sign on Fenwick St. at Westbrook Rd. to face northbound
traffic.
34. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to rescind handicap parking in front of 9 Channing St.
35. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to provide for handicap parking on the south side of Fremont St. near
Cambridge St.
36. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to rescind handicap parking in front of 94 Houghton St.
37. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to rescind handicap parking in front of 144 Maywood St.
38. Amending Section 42 of Chapter 13 of the Revised Ordinances of
1996 to rescind handicap parking in front of 98 William St.
39 TAKEN OFF THE TABLE AND REFERRED TO PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
39. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS Upon the Communication
of the City Manager transmitting communication relative to new North Lake Ave.
Yard Waste Drop-off Site: recommend adoption of the accompanying Order
authorizing the Commissioner of Public Works to move forward with plans to move
the North Lake Ave. Yard Waste Drop-off Site to the corner of Lincoln St.
TABLED ITEMS – No Action Taken
40. Communication of the City Manager recommending that Twelve Thousand Six Hundred Eighty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents ($12,688.50) be transferred from Account 331-46, Belmont Home Retained Earnings and appropriated to Account 045S505, Belmont Home Advertising, to provide funds for the purpose of payment for advertising costs for proposed sale of the Belmont Home. (Tabled 11/19/96)
41. Chairman’s Order from Youth, Parks & Recreation Committee – Request Administration to consider using the current site of the Vocational School, on the side of the Boys Club, as park land after discontinuance of use as a Vocational School. (Tabled 10/13/98)
42. Chairman’s Order from Youth, Parks & Recreation Committee – Request Administration to consider eliminating the softball field on the Belmont St. side of the Vocational School site plan. (Tabled 10/20/98)
43. Chairman’s Order from Youth, Parks & Recreation Committee – Request Administration to reconsider keeping educationally sound, the size of the parking area for the new Vocational School. (Tabled 10/20/98)
44. REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Jonathan Finkelstein, Esquire on behalf of Smallwood Village Associates, Inc. requesting City of Worcester make Travis St. public. (Tabled 1/12/99)
45. Tabled In Part – Order – Request Administration report on whether the Worcester Redevelopment Authority intends to sell the tax credits of the Union Station Project, the value of the tax credits, the intended use of the proceeds of the sale and further, request City Manager to request the Worcester Redevelopment Authority to forbear from the sale. (Lukes)
Tabled – request City Manager to request the
Worcester Redevelopment Authority to forbear from the sale. (Tabled 9/7/99)
46. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the Petition
of Councillor Paul P. Clancy, Jr. requesting Traffic Engineer to consider a
turning lane indicating “right turn only” for
northbound traffic on Grafton St. at the intersection of Sunderland Rd.:
recommend Petition be denied. (Tabled 1/4/00)
47. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the
Communication of the City Manager transmitting communication relative to “Right
Turn Only” lane for northbound traffic on Grafton St. at the intersection of
Sunderland Rd.: recommend Communication be denied. (Tabled
1/4/00)
48. REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Lawrence A.
Brodeur, Attorney on behalf of Reed & Prince Manufacturing Corp. &
Horizon’s Development Associates, Inc. requesting an alteration and relocation
of Waller Ave. to create an access drive for the proposed supermarket and a
private parking area for 3 residential properties on Waller Ave. All work to be completed in accordance with
a Definitive Site Plan Approval by the Planning Board. (Tabled
2/1/00)
FEBRUARY 8, 2000 ETHNIC & MINORITY COUNCIL CHAMBER
5:30 P.M.
FEBRUARY 9, 2000 PUBLIC WORKS
5:00 P.M. – VIEW OF CITY HALL BUILDING
View to start in City Council Office
6:00 P.M. - MEETING – COUNCIL CHAMBER
FEBRUARY 10, 2000 COMMERCE & ROOM 310
6:30 P.M. DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL
MARCH 9, 2000 EDUCATION COUNCIL CHAMBER
5:30 P.M.