CITY OF WORCESTER

CITY CLERK DEPARTMENT

JOURNAL OF THE CITY COUNCIL – SEPTEMBER 27, 2005

7:00 P.M.

Convened: 7:12 P.M.

Adjourned 11:35 P.M.

 

 

 

1.       INVOCATION -   Rev. Dr. Khatchadour Boghossian

                                      Armenian Apostolic Holy Trinity Church

 

2.       PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE/STAR SPANGLED BANNER

 

3.       ROLL CALL – All present except Councillor Palmieri and Councillor Gomez. Councillor Palmieri arrived at 7:16 P.M. and Councillor Gomez arrived at 7:25 P.M.

 

4.       ITEMS OF CITIZEN INTEREST

 

4a.     ITEMS OF DEPARTMENTAL OR EMPLOYEE INTEREST

 

FIRST ITEMS OF BUSINESS

 

TABLED UNDER PRIVILEGE – (5-8 LUKES) (9-12 GOMEZ)

 

CHAIRMAN'S ORDERS FROM THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SERVICE AND TRANSPORTATION

 

5.       Request City Manager request the Police Chief to provide the City Council with information on how the taxi owners/operators serve the non-English speaking populations. (Attachments)  Adopted

 

6.       Request City Manager provide the City Council with a draft of the proposed new rules and regulations and enforcement plans for owners/operators of taxis in the City of Worcester. (Attachments)  Adopted

 

7.       Request City Manager request the Police Chief consider recommending to City Council new Rules and Regulations for taxi licensing that includes the following issues of public interest:

 

1.     that there be a mandatory driver photo identification,

2.     that there be unannounced inspections,

3.     that a reduction in the age allowed for taxis to be on the road from 7 years to 6½ this year and then down to 6 next year so as to ease into a newer fleet rather than hit the owners with a one year change all at once,

4.     that the posting of rates inside cabs be required,

5.     that the name and phone number of the taxi owner be displayed on the exterior of each cab,

6.     that issues of taxi cleanliness is required,

7.     that a review of the criminal record (including sex offenders) of drivers be required before they are licensed to drive,

8.     that an annual review of the number of hours each taxi is on the road in a given month is required so as to guarantee that the public is adequately served,

9.     that no bumper stickers or window stickers be allowed on taxis because they are not private vehicles but public conveyances,

10. that drivers should be clean and uniformed as they are ambassadors of the city to visitors, and

11. that taxi license rules and regulations also apply to liveries.

(Attachments)  Adopted

 

          8 - VOTED TO ADVERTISE

 

8.       REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SERVICE AND TRANSPORTATION Upon the Communication of the City Manager relative to Regulation and Penalties applicable to livery vehicles: recommend passage of accompanying 3 Proposed Ordinances. (Attachments)

 

9.       Request Administration report on the feasibility of quarterly inspections required by taxis be conducted by an independent third party. (Gomez) (Attachments)  Adopted 

 

10.     Request Administration report to the City Council on increasing the number of taxi medallions from 108 to 158. (Gomez) (Attachments)  Denied on a roll call 3-7.  Yes – Gomez, Haller, Irish.  No – Clancy, Lukes, Perotto, Petty, Rushton, White, Murray.  Palmieri absent.  Reconsideration denied on a roll call 0-10. 

 

11.     Request Administration report on the feasibility that all vehicles in the taxi fleet be no older than 7 years by July 2006 and 6 years by July 2007. (Gomez) (Attachments)  Given Leave to Withdraw 

 

12.     Request City Council go on record opposing the bill proposed by one of the members of our state delegation calling for up to $5,000 for liveries operating as taxis. (Gomez) (Attachments) Denied on a roll call 3-7.  Yes – Gomez, Haller, Lukes.  No – Clancy, Irish, Perotto, Petty, Rushton, White, Murray.  Palmieri absent.

 

SECOND ITEM OF BUSINESS

 

TABLED UNDER PRIVILEGE (HALLER)

 

13.     REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON LAND USE Upon the Report of the Planning Board upon the Petition of Mark Lindstrom requesting to rezone land at 7 Riley St. from RG-5 back to MG 2.0 so owner of said lot can erect a commercial metal building for storage use. (Attachments)  Council voted on a roll call 8-3 (Yes-Clancy, Irish, Lukes, Palmieri, Perotto, Petty, Rushton, Murray) (No-Gomez, Haller, White) not to accept the recommendation of the Planning Board to deny the Petition and to approve the recommendation of the Land Use Committee to approve the Petition and advertise the proposed Ordinance.  Reconsideration denied on a roll call 0-11.

 

PETITIONS

 

          14 & 15 REFERRED TO PARKS DEPARTMENT

 

14.     Councillor Frederick C. Rushton, Mayor Timothy P. Murray, Councillors Joseph M. Petty & Michael C. Perotto request trimming of City shade trees in and around the intersection of Isabella St. and Circuit Ave. East.

(Attachments)

 

15.     Councillor Frederick C. Rushton, Mayor Timothy P. Murray, Councillors Joseph M. Petty & Michael C. Perotto request removal of tree stump in front of 9 Circuit Ave. East.  (Attachments)

 

          16-21 REFERRED TO PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

 

16.     James Kenary request sidewalk repair in front of 121 Coolidge Rd. (Attachments)

 

17.     Marilyn and Mario DiGioia request private street betterment for Belcourt Rd. (Attachments)

 

18.     Mary Quinlan Bartholomew request sidewalk repair in front of 10 Trinity Ave. (Attachments)

 

19.     Jeanette Josti request sidewalk repair at 2 McKinley Rd. (Attachments)

 

20.     Andrew Crompton request sidewalk repair at 26-24 William St. (Attachments)

 

21.     Councillor Frederick C. Rushton, Mayor Timothy P. Murray, Councillors Joseph M. Petty & Michael C. Perotto request Cape Cod berm along easterly side of Lovell St. between Maywood and Vineyard Sts. be replaced with granite curbing so as to prevent motorists from driving onto and parking their vehicles in the sidewalk area.  (Attachments)

 

          22-32 REFERRED TO TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMITTEE

 

22.     Lamine Kebeh request removal of handicap parking sign at 53 Suffolk St. (Attachments)

 

23.     Jennifer Breen, Housing Assistant, Worcester East Side CDC, request removal of half hour parking signs at 409 Shrewsbury St. and replace with unlimited parking. (Attachments)

 

24.     William Ryan request removal of handicap parking sign at 65 Fairmont Ave. (Attachments)

 

25.     State Representative John Fresolo on behalf of Anna Leseman request 4-way Stop sign at corner of Vale St. and Acton St.  (Attachments)

 

26.     Councilor Paul P. Clancy, Jr. on behalf of Patricia Smith, Principal, St. Mary’s Elementary School request School Zone sign 20 MPH on Ward St. in vicinity of Richland St.  (Attachments)

 

27.     Michael Lucente request winter parking ban on Creston St. be turned over to the even side rather than the odd.  (Attachments)

 

28.     Councillor Frederick C. Rushton, Mayor Timothy P. Murray, Councillors Joseph M. Petty & Michael C. Perotto request Bus Stop on north side of Maywood St.  near intersection with Lovell St. be moved to a more easterly location in the interest of public safety.  (Attachments)

 

29.     Councillor Frederick C. Rushton, Mayor Timothy P. Murray, Councillors Joseph M. Petty & Michael C. Perotto request Go Slow Children signs be installed in Englewood St. and Circuit Ave. East near entrance driveway to Knights of Columbus facility.  (Attachments)

 

30.     Councillor Frederick C. Rushton, Mayor Timothy P. Murray, Councillors Joseph M. Petty & Michael C. Perotto request crosswalks in Lovell St. in vicinity of Columbus Park School be repainted.  (Attachments)

 

31.     Councillor Thomas P. White request installation of “Do Not Block This Intersection” sign in West Boylston St. before it’s intersection with Summerhill Ave.   (Attachments)

 

32.     William Cosenza, Jr. et al request removal of Parking by Resident Permit Only signs on Dustin St. or change to Resident Parking Only 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.  (Attachments)

 

          33  HEARING SET FOR OCTOBER 4, 2005 – 7:00 P.M.

 

33.     NSTAR for gas main locations on: Acton St., Arthur St., and Flower St. (Attachments)

 

34.     COMMUNICATIONS OF THE CITY MANAGER

 

MICHAEL V. O’BRIEN

CITY MANAGER

 

CITY COUNCIL CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER 27, 2005

 

APPOINTMENTS

 

1.  NON-CITY COUNCIL CONFIRMATION:

 

2.  CITY COUNCIL CONFIRMATION:

 

TRANSMITTALS

 

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER

 

3.  AIRPORT DIVISION:

 

4.  CABLE SERVICES DIVISION:

 

5.  ELECTION COMMISSION DIVISION:

 

6.  HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION:

 

7:  WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT:

 

OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

 

8.  ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIVISION:

 

A.      Transmitting informational communication relative to the submittal of a Certified Project application for Eastern Property Trust, LLC and New England Endoscopy Center, LLC and the designation of a new Site Specific Economic Opportunity Area for the site location of 21 Eastern Avenue. (Attachments)  Referred to Commerce & Development Committee

 

9.  NEIGHBORHOODS & HOUSING DEVELOPMENT:

 

10.  PLANNING AND REGULATORY SERVICES DIVISION:

 

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & PARKS

 

11.  ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES DIVISION:

 

A.      Transmitting informational communication relative to a Status Report on the Union Station Parking Garage. (Attachments)  Referred to Commerce & Development Committee

 

12.  OPERATIONS DIVISION:

 

A.      Transmitting informational communication relative to recommended changes in downtown and arterial parking restrictions to enhance the current street sweeping program. (Attachments)  Referred to Public Works Committee

 

13.  PARKS DIVISION:

 

PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENTS

 

14.  COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT:

 

15.  FIRE DEPARTMENT:

 

A.      Request that the City Council accept with gratitude a donation from Mr. Selim Lahoud in the amount of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00). (Attachments)  Order adopted with gratitude

 

B.      Request adoption of a summary and resolution to file and accept a FFY’05 Fire Prevention and Safety Grant under the Assistance to Firefighters’ Grant made available from the Department of Homeland Security. (Attachments)  Resolution adopted

 

16.  LICENSE COMMISSION:

 

17.  POLICE DEPARTMENT:

 

A.      Transmitting informational communication regarding the status of the police recruit class. (Attachments)  Placed on file

 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES

 

18.  CODE ENFORCEMENT DIVISION:

 

A.      Transmitting informational communication regarding inspections by the Division of Code Enforcement in the South Worcester neighborhood area. (Attachments)  Placed on file

 

19.  DISABILITY DIVISION:

 

20.  ELDER AFFAIRS DIVISION:

 

21.  HUMAN RIGHTS DIVISION:

 

22.  HUMAN SERVICES DIVISION:

 

23.  PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION:

 

24.  PUBLIC LIBRARY:

 

A.      Request adoption of a resolution to accept with gratitude a grant in the amount of Five Hundred and Ninety One Dollars ($591.00) from the Clarence S. Arms Family Fund of the Greater Worcester Community Foundation to the Talking Book Library at the Worcester Public Library. (Attachments)  Resolution adopted with gratitude

 

25.  VETERANS’ SERVICES DIVISION:

 

LAW DEPARTMENT

 

26.  LEGAL DIVISION:

 

A.      Transmitting informational communication concerning the Report and the Proposed Order from the Committee on Public Service and Transportation relative to new taxicab regulations. (Attachments)  Referred to Public Service & Transportation Committee

 

PUBLIC SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

 

27.  PUBLIC SCHOOLS:

 

A.      Transmitting informational communication relative to the heating costs and the type of heating source for the Worcester School Department’s middle and high schools for the past three years. (Attachments)  Placed on file

 

DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE

 

28.  ASSESSING DIVISION:

 

29.  BUDGET OFFICE DIVISION:

 

30.  PURCHASING DIVISION:

 

31.  TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION:

 

32.  TREASURY & COLLECTIONS DIVISION:

 

 

FINANCE ITEMS

 

33.  FINANCE DIVISION:

 

A.      Recommend that Sixty Five Thousand Dollars ($65,000.00) be transferred when and as received from Account #91C780, Citywide Capital Equipment, and appropriated to Account #72C701, DPW Capital Equipment, to provide funds for the purpose of funding the purchase of 16’ Riding Mower, for Parks & Recreation, as approved in the fiscal 2006 Capital Improvement Program. (Attachments)  Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

B.      Recommend that Three Hundred Seventy One Thousand Seven Hundred Nineteen Dollars and Thirteen Cents ($371,719.13) be transferred from the following accounts:

 

ACCOUNT

DESCRIPTION

AMOUNT

330-01

Pearl Elm Reserves

$182,444.11

330-01

Pearl Elm Reserves

 100,000.00

330-02

Federal Plaza Reserves

  38,601.07

330-03

Off Street Reserves

  32,944.50

330-04

Parking Meter Reserves

    17,729.45

 

Total

$371,719.13

 

          And appropriated to the following accounts:

 

ACCOUNT

DESCRIPTION

AMOUNT

46S501

Pearl Elm Ordinary Maint.

$182,444.11

46S502

Federal Plaza Ordinary Maint.

138,601.07

46S503

Off Street Ordinary Maint.

  32,944.50

46S504

Parking Meter Ordinary Maint.

    17,729.45

 

Total

$371,719.13

 

          This appropriation provides sufficient operating funds for the Off Street Parking Program for the Second Quarter of Fiscal 2006. (Attachments) Tabled under privilege (Lukes)

 

 

C.      Recommend that Sixty Thousand Five Hundred Fifteen Dollars ($60,515.00), be transferred when and as received from Account #91C780, Citywide Capital Equipment, and appropriated to Account #28C701, Code Enforcement Capital Equipment, to provide funds for the purpose of funding the purchase of 5 Ford Focus LX Sedans @ ($12,103.00 each) for Health & Human Services Code Enforcement Division, as approved in the Fiscal 2006 Capital Improvement Program. (Attachments)  Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

D.      Recommend that Six Hundred Thousand Dollars ($600,000.00) be transferred from Account #91C713, Water Mains, and appropriated to Account #45C720, Water Mains, to allow for the payment of current and future obligations for various water main construction projects, as approved in the Capital Improvement Program. (Attachments) Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

E.      Recommend that One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) be transferred from Account #91C737, Water Meters, and appropriated to Account #45C794, Water Meters, to allow for the payment of current and future obligations for various water meter projects, as approved in the Capital Improvement Program. (Attachments)  Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

F.      Recommend that Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) be transferred from Account #91C744, Off Street Parking Building Rehabilitation, to allow for the payment of current and future obligations related to improvements at the Federal Plaza Garage, as approved in the Capital Improvement Program. (Attachments)  Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

G.      Recommend that One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) be transferred from Account #91C745, Sewer Construction, and appropriated to Account #44C744, Sewer Construction, to provide funds for the purpose of payment for contractual obligations related to various citywide sewer improvement projects, as approved in the Capital Improvement Program. (Attachments)  Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

H.      Recommend that Four Hundred Fifty One Thousand Three Hundred Dollars ($451,300.00), be transferred when and as received from Account #91C780, Citywide Capital Equipment, and appropriated to Account #25C701, Police Department Capital Equipment, to provide funds for the purpose of funding the purchase of the following pieces of capital equipment, for the Worcester Police Department:

 

                   Radio Replacement                            $  45,300.00

                   Copy Machines                                  $  18,000.00

                   Crime Analysis Equipment                  $  25,000.00

                   16 Marked & Unmarked Vehicles        $354,000.00

 

          as approved in the Fiscal 2006 Capital Improvement Program. (Attachments)  Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

I.       Recommend that Seven Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($750,000.00) be transferred from Account #91C741, Street Construction, and appropriated to Account #41C741, Street Construction, to allow for the payment of current and future obligations for various citywide street construction projects, as approved in the Capital Improvement Program. (Attachments)  Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

J.       Recommend that Two Hundred Twenty Two Thousand Four Hundred Fifteen Dollars and Fifteen Cents ($222,415.15) be transferred from Account #330-08, Reserve for Appropriation Premium on Loans, and appropriated to Account #660-92000, Treasury Department Ordinary Maintenance, to fund the cost associated with fiscal 2005 General Obligation Bond and Refunding Notes. (Attachments)  Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

K.               Recommend that One Hundred Eighty Six Thousand One Hundred Dollars ($186,100.00) be transferred from Account #900-91000, City Manager’s Contingency, and appropriated to Account #550-91000, Public Library Personal Services, to establish a reserve fund within the Worcester Public Library budget representative of the wage increases consistent with other recently approved collective bargaining agreements. (Attachments)   Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

L.      Recommend that Five Hundred Thirty Two Thousand Dollars ($532,000.00) be transferred from Account #91C790, School Building Holding Account to Account #28C718, Forest Grove Middle School construction, to provide funds to pay the general contractor, for approved additional work and to finance additional work needed at the school that was not included in the contractor’s scope. (Attachments)  Order adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Rushton absent)

 

MISCELLANEOUS TRANSMITTALS

 

34.  MISCELLANEOUS CALENDAR ITEMS:

 

A.      Transmitting informational communication relative to the ribbon cutting ceremony for Phase I of the restoration of the historic Worcester Common. (Attachments)  Placed on file

 

B.      Transmitting informational communication relative to an invitation to a neighborhood meeting hosted by the City of Worcester to be held on Wednesday, September 28, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 166 Holden Street. (Attachments)  Placed on file

 

C.      Transmitting informational communication relative to the 7th Annual World Smile Day celebration to be held on Friday, October 7, 2005 in honor of Worcester native and famed smiley creator Harvey Ball. (Attachments)  Placed on file

 

D.      SUPPLEMENTAL – Transmitting report on transportation options for residents of Worcester and the region. (Attachments)   Referred to Public Service & Transportation Committee

 

ORDERS

 

33a.   Request Administration provide a report to the City Council regarding the square footage available for retail space on the 1st floor inside the Union Station Garage. Motion Irish @ #11A CM – Adopted (Attachments)

 

33b.   Request Administration provide a report to the City Council regarding the public space and alignment of Franklin St. being created by construction of the Union Station Garage into the area that is currently Franklin St. Motion Clancy @ #11A CM – Adopted (Attachments)

 

33c.   Request Administration consider that if a vehicle interferes with the street sweeping program multiple times, that the Administration tow the vehicle. Motion Haller @ #12A CM – Adopted (Attachments)

 

33d.   Request City Manager provide a report to City Council pertaining to how many overnight legal parking spaces would be lost when the street sweeping program is implemented. Motion Perotto @ #12A CM – Adopted (Attachments)

 

33e.   Request Administration provide the City Council with a report regarding the back log and cost of street signs that have not been installed in the interest of public safety and quality of life. Motion Murray @ #12A CM – Adopted (Attachments)

 

33f.    Request Administration provide a list to the City Council pertaining to the inspections that have been made and will be made by the Division of Code Enforcement in the South Worcester neighborhood area using the systematic approach based upon Community Development Block Grant requirements. Clancy @ #18A CM – Adopted (Attachments)

 

33g.   Request Administration provide a report to the City Council regarding the cooperative relationship between the City and the P & W Railroad and address the right of ways along the railroad tracks. Haller @ #18A CM – Adopted (Attachments)

 

33h.   Request Administration provide a report to the City Council that compares the old and new parking rates at the Pearl Elm Garage and what it would cost to subsidize those increased costs. Lukes @ #33B CM (Attachments) Councillor Clancy moved to amend: Further, request that the report include vacancy rates at the Pearl Elm Garage, daily rates and how many parking spaces are sold on a monthly basis. Adopted, as amended

 

33i.    Request Administration provide the City Council with a report regarding the nature of the closing of Trahan Ave. Motion Clancy - Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)

 

33j.    Request Administration provide the City Council with a report on the accuracy of the abutter notification system. Further request the Administration consider including neighborhood centers and CDC's in those notifications. Motion Haller – Suspension of Rules - Adopted (Attachments)

 

COMMUNICATIONS

 

35.     Roberta R. Schaefer, Executive Director, Worcester Regional Research Bureau transmitting City Council Salaries and the Competitiveness of Elections:  A Survey. (Attachments)  Placed on file

 

36.     David J. Rushford, City Clerk transmitting Zoning Board of Appeals decision dated August 20, 1975 for property located at 15 Ararat St., requested by the Land Use Committee.   (Attachments)  Referred to Land Use Committee

 

37.     James DelSignore, City Auditor transmitting August 2005 Auditor’s Report.  (Attachments)  Referred to Municipal Operations Committee

 

REPORTS

 

          38-41 REFERRED TO LAND USE COMMITTEE

 

38.     REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Michael Revelli requesting to extend RG-5 zone to include Parcel A New York St. presently zoned MG-2.0.  (Attachments)

 

39.     REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Joyce Provencher requesting to extend existing RS-7 zone to include entire 81-83 Lyman St. that is partially zoned MG-2.   (Attachments)

 

40.     REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of William Randell et al requesting to amend the City of Worcester Zoning Map in the area bounded by Dewey St. to the west, a portion of the parcels along the existing BG-3.0/MG-1.0 zone line to the north, the centerline of Mason St. to the east and the parcels on both sides of Mason Court to the south along the rear yard of 101 Dewey St. and the side yard between 99 and 101 Dewey St.  (Attachments)

 

41.     REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Councillor Joseph M. Petty requesting to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Worcester by amending Table 4.1: Uses permitted by zoning district, single-family, semi-detached dwelling from “SP” (Special Permit) to “N” (No) in  RS-7 and RS-10 zones.  (Attachments)

 

          COUNCIL VOTED ON A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 9 YEAS AND 1 NAY TO DENY THE PETITION - NO-GOMEZ (RUSHTON ABSENT)

 

41a.   REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS Upon the Petition of William S. Coleman III request City Council place before the voters in the November Municipal Election the following non-binding public opinion advisory question: Do you support the efforts of the U.S. congress on it's proposal to add a constitutional amendment banning the desecration of the American Flag?: recommend Petition be placed on file. (Attachments)

 

TO BE ORDAINED

 

          42 ORDAINED ON A ROLL CALL 10-0 (RUSHTON ABSENT)

 

42.     Amending Salary Ordinance of August 20, 1996 relative to Members of DPW Clerks Bargaining Unit (Local 170, Teamsters). (Attachments)

 

TABLED – No Action Taken

 

43.     Order – Request City Council to vote its opposition to any raises for City Council for the 2006 term. (Lukes) (Tabled January 18, 2005) (Attachments)

 

44.     DECREE TO MAKE PUBLIC: MIAMI ST. (Tabled April 12, 2005) (Attachments)

 

45.     Communication – Relative to the Abatements and Exemptions for Fiscal 2003 through Fiscal 2005. (Tabled July 19, 2005) (Attachments)

 

_____________________________________________________________

 

SCHEDULED MEETINGS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES

SEPTEMBER 27, 2005

     6:30 P.M.

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS
COUNCIL CHAMBER

OCTOBER 3, 2005

     6:00 P.M.

PUBLIC SAFETY
COUNCIL CHAMBER

OCTOBER 3, 2005

     6:00 P.M.

 

PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES

25 MEADE ST, 1ST FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM

 

OCTOBER 11, 2005

     5:30 P.M.

TRAFFIC & PARKING
CITY HALL,
ROOM 310