CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY CLERK DEPARTMENT
JOURNAL
OF THE CITY COUNCIL
– OCTOBER 8, 2002
7:00 P.M.
Convened: 7:05 P.M.
Adjourned: 8:14 P.M.
1. INVOCATION – Rev. Dr. Robert Carpenter
First Baptist Church
2. PLEDGE
OF ALLEGIANCE/STAR SPANGLED BANNER
3. ROLL
CALL – All present except Councillor Perotto
HEARING & ORDER – 7:00
P.M.
4& 4a Councillor Haller recused on a roll call 9-0 (Perotto absent)
4. MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY & VERIZON NEW ENGLAND, INC. for a joint pole relocation on: SUNRISE AVE. EXTENSION. (Attachments)
4a ORDER ADOPTED
4a. Granting permission to MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY &
VERIZON NEW ENGLAND, INC. for a joint pole relocation on: SUNRISE AVE. EXTENSION.
5. ITEMS
OF CITIZEN INTEREST
5a. ITEMS
OF DEPARTMENTAL OR EMPLOYEE INTEREST
6-9 REFERRED TO PLANNING BOARD
6. Robert Gallo, President, Eagle Development Corp. request
acceptance of Moreland Green Dr. in Phases IX & X in the Villages of Moreland
Green Subdivision. (Attachments)
6a. Robert Gallo, President, Eagle Development Corp. request
acceptance of High Rock Lane in Phases IX & X in the Villages of Moreland
Green Subdivision. (Attachments)
7. Edward Carrigan, Director of Engineering request to accept as
public Modred Court from Wrentham Rd. easterly. (Attachments)
8. Councillor Philip Palmieri request that the Zoning Ordinance
be amended as follows: To amend Table
4.1, Business Uses so that in a BG-2.0 district the uses listed in line 8 be
allowed only by Special Permit and not by right. (Attachments)
9. Beth Shuster, Eastern Point Homes, LLC request to extend the
BL-1.0 zone in the area of 1173 West Boylston St. (Attachments)
10-12 REFERRED TO
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
10. Councillor Philip Palmieri request sidewalk repair at 28 &
30 Prentice St. (Attachments)
11. Michael O’Rourke request sidewalk repair in front of 831 Main
St. (Attachments)
12. Claudette Marquis et al request private street maintenance on
Beale St. (Attachments)
12a. Councillor Stephen Patton on behalf of Kendrick Neighborhood
Association request repair of gate at cul-de-sac on Brooks St. at the
Cinema. Referred to Public Works Committee – Suspension of Rules (Attachments)
13-21 REFERRED TO
TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMITTEE
13. George Ducas on behalf of Jane Ducas request handicap parking in
front of 85 Fox St. (Attachments)
14. Nancy Chosta et al request parking ban on Tupelo Rd. (Attachments)
15. Vincent & Terry Pignataro et al request removal of all 1
hour and 15 minute parking signs on Shrewsbury St. from Fantasia St. to Adams
St. (Attachments)
16. Iris Andino request handicap parking at 26 Channing St. (Attachments)
17. Jesus Vazquez request handicap parking in front of 57 Arlington
St. (Attachments)
18. Larry Agnew request handicap parking in front of 18 Walnut St.
or an area at the meter on Harvard St. closest to Walnut St. (Attachments)
19. Michael Galvin request strict parking enforcement for the
Passenger Zone located on Worcester Center Blvd. in front of the Centrum Centre
which is now the Handicap Drop-off Zone due to construction at the Foster St.
entrance. (Attachments)
20. Michael Galvin request diagonal pavement stripes in the
Passenger Zone located on Worcester Center Blvd. in front of the Centrum
Centre. (Attachments)
21. Karen Ludington & Thomas Millott, Children’s Friend, Inc.
request two handicap parking spaces in front of 20 Cedar St. (Attachments)
21a. Councillor Stephen Patton on behalf of Kendrick Neighborhood
Association request crosswalk be pained in vicinity of Brooks St. on West
Boylston St. Referred to Traffic & Parking Committee – Suspension of Rules (Attachments)
21b. Councillor Stephen Patton on behalf of Kendrick Neighborhood
Association request signage be improved on bridge at Brooks St. and West
Boylston St. to direct traffic correctly under bridge. Referred
to Traffic & Parking Committee – Suspension of Rules
22-24 HEARINGS SET FOR OCTOBER 15, 2002 –
7:00 P.M.
22 & 23 Councillor Haller recused on a roll call 9-0 (Perotto absent)
22. MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY for pole location on: CAMDEN ST. (Attachments)
23. MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY for pole location on: STOCKTON ST. (Attachments)
24. CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS for conduit location on: MAIN ST. (Attachments)
25-31 FROM COMMERCE & DEVELOPMENT -
Adopted
25. Request Administration continue to update City Council relative
to Certified Projects. (Attachments)
26. Request City Solicitor to provide clarification of TIF
legislation concerning number of jobs created and if some type of voluntary
compliance is possible. (Attachments)
27. Request Administration to provide details of charge-offs on
microloans as to principals involved. (Attachments)
28. Request Economic Development Office to look into reports
prepared by Julie Jacobson relative to Main St. and recommend to City Council
whether or not there is any useful purpose in pursuing funding for Main St. (Attachments)
29. Request Administration report as to how the governing authority
of the Worcester County Convention & Visitors Bureau is appointed.
30. Request Administration to provide City Council with last year’s
audited financial statement for the Worcester County Convention & Visitors
Bureau. (Attachments)
31. Request Administration to provide City Council with an update on
the Blackstone Canal. (Attachments)
32-43 FROM HEALTH -
Adopted
32. Request City Manager report to City Council concerning the
timeline for and environment of the proposed new PIP Shelter at 229 Southbridge
St.: specifically regarding traffic,
retail stores, residences, the Gateway and South Division Fire Station. (Attachments)
33. Request Administration to provide City Council with a report concerning
the anticipated measures and financial needs for any City directed control or
detection measures against the West Nile Virus for the remaining FY 2003 and FY
2004, including any state legislation or funding mechanisms. (Attachments)
34. Request City Manager provide City Council with any possible
financial commitments to the PIP Shelter from the City to include possible
funding sources. (Attachments)
35. Request City Manager to provide City Council with outcomes
concerning recidivism at the PIP Shelter. (Attachments)
36. Request City Manager report to City Council concerning the scattered
site model versus the single site model for a newly sited PIP Shelter. (Attachments)
37. Request City Manager to
provide City Council with a report concerning the impacts of transient traffic
to a newly sited PIP Shelter. (Attachments)
38. Request Administration to provide City Council with information
revealing who owns the option to purchase property at 229 Southbridge St. (Attachments)
39. Request Administration to provide support to the PIP Board so
that a policy may be adopted concerning the screening of clients.
40. Request City Manager to request the PIP Board continue to seek
co-locators at their present and future site for the clients to become better
prepared to make the transition to the mainstream of society. (Attachments)
41. Request Commissioner of Public Health to report to City Council
concerning the transmission of Hepatitis B through human excrement.
42. Request Administration report to City Council if any health
hazards emanate from dumpsters or other discarded trash. (Attachments)
43. Request Administration report to City Council options for taking
authority over people who are taken into protective custody as well as the
rights of the individual being taken into custody for their own protection and
safety. (Attachments)
44. Request Administration to investigate whether Stop & Shop
Gasoline Station on Grafton St. is following conditions of approval from
regulatory boards and further, if the use of security horses were included in
said regulations. (Clancy) (Attachments)
45. Request Administration to include in the negotiations on the
sale of any Worcester Vocational School property to Gateway Park LLC, design
guidelines consistent with the Master Plan for the area approved by the
Worcester City Council on September 10, 2002.
Design guidelines should run with the property and be a condition of
sale in any Land Disposition Agreement between the City of Worcester and
Gateway Park LLC. (Murray) (Attachments)
46. Request City Manager report to City Council the average
residential and commercial assessment with the accompanying tax bill of 1995
and further, trace all increases in each category for both assessment and taxes
to the present. (Clancy) (Attachments)
47. Request City Manager report on the feasibility of licensing and
enforcing home office use through the City Clerk’s Office. (Clancy, Lukes,
Perotto, Patton, Petty) (Attachments)
48. Request City Manager to develop a policy regarding re-employment
or recall of city retirees and what, if any, procedures are in place or what past
practice has been established for such re-employment or volunteer services in
other communities or departments.
(Lukes)
49. Request City Council to re-evaluate the placement and duties of
employees in the departments under its jurisdiction in order to deal with
potential reduction of services.
(Lukes) (Attachments)
50. Request City Manager to re-evaluate city department Tables of
Organization and make recommendations regarding dealing with potential
reduction of services. (Lukes) (Attachments)
51. Request City Manager report on the practice of 18 PLUS events
held at establishments that serve liquor, the definition of such events, the
location and frequency of the events and safeguards, if any, to prevent under
age drinking from occurring at such events.
(Lukes)
51a. Request City Manager to have design guidelines built in as a
requirement of the Zoning Ordinance. Motion-Lukes @ #44CC – Adopted (Attachments)
51b. Request City Manager to report on the total value of commercial
property from 1995 to present. Motion-Gomez @ #46CC – Adopted
51c. Request City Manager to provide a chart indicating any
inter-departmental transfers resulting from the implementation of the Early
Retirement Incentive Program. Motion-Clancy @ #52CC – Adopted (Attachments)
51d. Request City Manager to provide a flow chart clarifying what
positions were eliminated, what positions are funded, what positions are early
retirement and what the recommendations are for new positions. Motion-Lukes
@ #52CC – Adopted (Attachments)
51e. Request City Manager to request the route officer routinely travel
Brooks St., Mount Ave. and other streets in the Kendrick Playground area. Patton
– Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)
51f. Request City Manager to provide a status report on Phase II of
Kendrick Field, specifically the sidewalk to West Boylston St. and completion
of the softball field. Patton – Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)
51g. Request City Manager to inquire if any special conditions apply to
the Higgins Industrial Park. Patton – Suspension of Rules – Adopted
51h. Request City Manager to report on speeding violations on Brooks
St. Patton – Suspension of Rules – Adopted
(Attachments)
51i. Request Administration to review timing of light change cycle to
allow adequate time to cross West Boylston St. at Brooks St. Patton
– Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)
51j. Request Administration to review and suggest improvements for
roadway at intersection of Brooks St. and Ararat St. Patton – Suspension of
Rules – Adopted (Attachments)
51k. Request Administration to report on who is responsible for paving
sidewalk under Brooks St. bridge. Patton – Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)
51L. Request City Manager to report, by College for 2002-3 academic
year, to include: total number of students not living at home; 2) segregated by
on-campus housing, off-campus college-owned housing, off-campus
non-college-owned housing; 3) total number of on-campus housing beds,
off-campus college-owned housing beds along with vacancy rate for each. Haller
– Suspension of Rules – Adopted
51m. Request City Manager to report on the number of arrests associated
with 12 LaGrange St., by month for 2002 or any other data which would help
identify if residents of this address are a inordinate source of criminal
activity. Please include copies of any
letter sent to the owners notifying them that tenant eviction is required due
to drug arrest and the success rate for such evictions. Haller
– Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)
51n. Request City Manager to report on the requirements for tenant
eviction for drug arrest to include reasons for, notification process and
follow up. Haller – Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)
51o. Request City Manager to provide a recommendation on how the City
determines number of unrelated individuals living in a housing unit and how
investigations into determining such at specific addresses should be
requested. Haller – Suspension of Rules - Adopted
51p. Request Administration to provide a report as relates to the
incident that occurred at Holy Cross College resulting in 46 arrests. Murray
– Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)
51q. Request City Manager to have a protocol in place when the Police
Department Public Information Officer is
not available that there is someone to act in his/her stead to answer
inquiries. Murray – Suspension of Rules – Adopted
(Attachments)
51r. Request Administration to report relative to the number of vacant
Sergeant and Officer positions within the Police and Fire Departments and the
status of the promotional activities associated with those openings. Irish
– Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)
51s. Request Administration to report on the status of the former
Greenwood St. Landfill sale. Clancy – Suspension of Rules – Adopted – To
be Second Item of Business October 15, 2002 (Attachments)
51t. Request Administration to respond to City Council at the October
15, 2002 City Council meeting as to where we are with the recommendation
regarding the parking garage for Union Station. Clancy – Suspension of
Rules – Adopted – To be Third Item of Business October 15, 2002 (Attachments)
52. Thomas R. Hoover, City Manager transmitting recommended resource
allocation plan resulting from the implementation of the Early Retirement
Incentive Program. (Attachments)
53. That the City Council hereby recognizes Paul Cantiani, former
Parks Commissioner for his selection as the Sons of Italy Lifetime Achievement
Award recipient. (Clancy, Perotto,
Lukes) (Attachments)
Adopted, as amended on a roll call 10-0 (Perotto absent)
54. That the City Council hereby recognizes Wyman Gordon as a good
corporate citizen in clearing and cleaning their downtown site. Clancy, Lukes)
(Attachments)
Adopted on a
roll call 10-0 (Perotto absent)
55. RECESS
TO FINANCE AND ORDINANCE:
FINANCE
a)
5B
CM June 25, 2002
Communication of the City
Manager relative to questions raised regarding the budget for the Executive
Office of Economic Development. (Attachments)
Placed on file
56 ACCEPTED & ORDER ADOPTED
56. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon the Communication of the City Manager
relative to a Development Plan for approximately 67,000 square ft. of vacant
land controlled by the City of Worcester at the proposed South Worcester
Industrial Park: recommend adoption
of the accompanying Order. (Attachments)
57 ACCEPTED & RESOLUTION ADOPTED ON A ROLL CALL 10-0 (Perotto absent) RECONSIDERATION DENIED ON A ROLL CALL 0-10
57. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon the
Communication of the City Manager relative to Abbott Bioresearch Center
Expansion and Tax Increment Finance request:
recommend adoption of the accompanying Resolution. (Attachments)
58 ACCEPTED &
RESOLUTION ADOPTED
58. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon the
Communication of the City Manager relative to the submittal of an Amendment of
the Economic Opportunity Areas and Application to the State’s Economic
Assistance Coordinating Council for the elimination of the existing eight EOA’s
and for the retention of existing Certified Projects and all future Certified
Project Applications as “Site Specific EOA’s": recommend adoption of the accompanying Resolution. (Attachments)
59-133 ACCEPTED
59. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon the
Communication of the City Manager relative to a summary report on the
Neighborhood Mini Grant Program: recommend
Communication be referred to Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization Committee.
(Attachments)
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon
the following Communications of the City Manager: recommend Communications be placed on file.
60. Relative to correspondence from the United States Environmental Protection
Agency regarding Brownfield Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund Grant. (Attachments)
61. Relative to reports which detail the Goals and Objectives for
the Development Office. (Attachments)
62. Relative to small business liability relief and Brownfields
Revitalization Act. (Attachments)
63. Relative to City of Worcester’s Business Retention Plan, the
Worcester Business Support and Retention Program. (Attachments)
64. Relative to completion of an economic development plan for the
reuse of the Greenwood St. landfill. (Attachments)
65. Relative to the Worcester County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Sales Report. (Attachments)
66. Relative to transmittal from the Worcester County/Central Massachusetts
Convention and Visitors Bureau. (Attachments)
67. Relative to city funds for Worcester County Convention and
Visitors Bureau. (Attachments)
68. Relative to “side by side” review of Worcester County Convention
and Visitors Bureau recruitment efforts. (Attachments)
69. Relative to Worcester County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Quarterly Report. (Attachments)
70. Relative to Business Recruitment Committee. (Attachments)
71. Relative to marketing the Ice Cats with the Marketing Corporation.
(Attachments)
72. Relative to a copy of the agreement between the City of
Worcester and the Worcester Marketing Corporation. (Attachments)
73. Relative to the 2001 Annual Report for the Greater Worcester
Area Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Committee. (Attachments)
74. Relative to Union Station/Washington Square. (Attachments)
75. Relative to 1988 “Main Street” Report from the National Trust
for Historic Preservation. (Attachments)
76. Relative to westbound Shrewsbury St. traffic. (Attachments)
77. Relative to list of Board of Directors of the Marketing
Corporation. (Attachments)
78. Relative
to the Marketing Corporation. (Attachments)
79. Relative to Peter Pan Bus Lines, Inc. regarding the Worcester
Union Station intermodal terminal
project. (Attachments)
80. Relative to a report on the south end of Union Station for
buildout. (Attachments)
81. Relative to Worcester Courthouse Design Review Committee. (Attachments)
82. Relative to grant applied for and received to cleanup
brownfields. (Attachments)
83. Relative to Union Station Rehabilitation Tax Credits performed
by City Bond Counsel, Attorney Loretta Richard of Ropes & Gray. (Attachments)
84. Relative to Blackstone Canal Feasibility Study update. (Attachments)
85. Relative to Blackstone Canal Feasibility Study. (Attachments)
86. Relative to traffic study of Washington Square. (Attachments)
87. Relative to funding for roadwork at Washington Square. (Attachments)
88. Relative to point person the City is communicating with at
CIGNA. (Attachments)
89. Relative to cost figure for fit-out of Union Station spaces 1D
and 1E for commercial/restaurant activity as well as office space build-out. (Attachments)
90. Relative to Union Station Urban Revitalization Plan. (Attachments)
91. Relative to questions asked at the City Council meeting of
January 15, 2002 relative to the Union Station/Washington Square Master Plan. (Attachments)
92. Relative to WRA expended state funds for build-out for private
spaces. (Attachments)
93. Relative to series of questions regarding Union Station. (Attachments)
94. Relative to Cultural Coalition $50,000 received in 3rd
year funding. (Attachments)
95. Relative to Microloan Program (Woosta Pizza). (Attachments)
96. Relative to Microloan funding pool. (Attachments)
97. Relative to names of corporations that received microloans. (Attachments)
98. Relative to report on microloans. (Attachments)
99. Relative to Economic Development Website. (Attachments)
100. Relative
to Convention Bureau Year-End Sales Report. (Attachments)
101. Relative to Gateway Park. (Attachments)
102. Relative to exploration of alternative resources available through
the Commonwealth of Mass. Dept. of Housing and Community Development’s
“Downtown Initiative” and the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s “Main
Streets” Program. (Attachments)
103. Relative to revenue lost/gained by granting TIF’s. (Attachments)
104. Relative
to New Market Tax Credit Program. (Attachments)
105. Relative to RFP for hotel to be built at location of the Central
St. Fire Station. (Attachments)
106. Relative
to issues dealing with Union Station/Washington Square. (Attachments)
107. Relative
to Blackstone Gateway Park Master Plan Project Grant. (Attachments)
108. Relative
to WPI Interactive Qualifying Plan. (Attachments)
109. Relative
to Union Station Update. (Attachments)
110. Relative
to Union Station Update. (Attachments)
111. Relative
to Union Station Update. (Attachments)
112. Relative
to Union Station/Washington Square Development Plan. (Attachments)
113. Relative
to Union Station Report. (Attachments)
114. Relative
to Gateway Park Master Plan. (Attachments)
115. Relative
to Certified Projects Report as of June 30, 2002. (Attachments)
116. Relative
to Certified Project Tracking Reports. (Attachments)
117. Relative
to Certified Projects. (Attachments)
118. Relative
to Centre City Vision Plan. (Attachments)
119. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon the Order
of Councillor Clancy requesting the Commerce and Development Committee to look
at the issue of rental of business office space in Union Station: recommend Order be placed on file. (Attachments)
120. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon the Order
of Councillor Petty requesting the Commerce and Development Committee to do
some benchmarking with the business community so that we know if we have legitimate
and definable goals in order to recognize and achieve those goals in a one year
period: recommend Order be placed on
file. (Attachments)
121. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon the
Communication of James DelSignore, City Auditor transmitting report on the
historic tax credit that was taken for expenditures made to rehabilitate Union
Station: recommend Communication be
placed on file. (Attachments)
122. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon the
Report of the Committee on Public Works upon the Communication of the City
Manager relative to maintenance of grounds at Union Station: recommend Report and Communication be
placed on file. (Attachments)
123. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND DEVELOPMENT Upon the
Report of the Committee on Public Works upon the Communication of the City
Manager relative to Meredith and Grew staff:
recommend Report and Communication be placed on file. (Attachments)
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH Upon the following
Communications of the City Manager: recommend
Communications be placed on file.
124. Relative to the West Nile Virus. (Attachments)
125. Relative to information released to the press regarding the West
Nile Virus. (Attachments)
126. Relative to spraying against mosquito deposits in the City of
Worcester during 2002. (Attachments)
127. Relative to PIP siting. (Attachments)
128. Relative to PIP siting. (Attachments)
129. Relative to number of trash enforcement tickets issued. (Attachments)
130. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS Upon the
Communication of David J. Rushford, City Clerk transmitting his Fiscal Year
2003 First Quarter Progress Report: recommend Communication be placed on
file. (Attachments)
131. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS Upon the
Communication of James DelSignore, City Auditor transmitting his Fiscal Year
2003 First Quarter Progress Report: recommend
Communication be placed on file. (Attachments)
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS Upon the
following Communications of the City Manager:
recommend Communications be placed on file.
132. Relative to Fiscal Year 2002 Goals and Objectives. (Attachments)
133. Relative to Fiscal Year ending 2002 Goals and Objectives. (Attachments)
134 VOTED TO ADVERTISE PROPOSED ORDINANCE ON A ROLL CALL 10-0 (Perotto absent) RECONSIDERATION DENIED ON A ROLL CALL 0-10
134. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES Upon the Report of the
Planning Board upon the Petition of Nancy Dworman requesting City of Worcester
Zoning Ordinance and Map be amended to create an Adaptive Reuse Overlay
District: recommend passage of the
accompanying proposed Ordinance. (Attachments)
135 ORDAINED ON A ROLL CALL 10-0 (Perotto
absent) RECONSIDERATION DENIED ON A ROLL CALL 0-10
135. Amending Section 2 of Article III of the Worcester Zoning Ordinance adopted April 2, 1991 relative to a zone change in the area of Southwest Cutoff. (Attachments)
136 ORDAINED ON A ROLL CALL 9-0 (Palmieri,
Perotto absent)
136.Amending the Salary
Ordinance of August 20, 1996 relative to Occupational Group A – Administrative
and Supervisory – Nursing Unit Chief. (Attachments)
Amending the Salary
Ordinance of August 20, 1996 relative to Occupational Group DH – Merit Pay –
Commissioner of Public Health, Director of Public Health, Commissioner of Code
Enforcement. (Attachments)
Reorganizing the Department
of Public Health and Code Enforcement into a Department of Public Health and a
Department of Code Enforcement. (Attachments)
SCHEDULED MEETINGS OF THE
STANDING COMMITTEES
OCTOBER 9, 2002 YOUTH, PARKS
COUNCIL CHAMBER
6:00
P.M. & RECREATION
OCTOBER 10, 2002 LAND USE
COUNCIL CHAMBER
7:00 P.M.
Re: Proposed
Zoning Ordinance
Site
Plan Approvals, Signs
OCTOBER 21, 2002 PUBLIC WORKS
COUNCIL CHAMBER
6:00
P.M.
OCTOBER 24, 2002 LAND USE
COUNCIL CHAMBER
7:00
P.M.
Re: Proposed
Zoning Ordinance
Cluster/Inclusionary Zoning, Density Bonuses, Continuing Care
Retirement Communities
OCTOBER 28, 2002 TRAFFIC & COUNCIL CHAMBER
6:00 P.M.
PARKING
NOVEMBER 14, 2002 LAND USE
COUNCIL CHAMBER
7:00 P.M.
Re: Proposed
Zoning Ordinance
Design
Review, Conservation