REGULAR MEETING IN CITY COUNCIL CONVENED:
APRIL 26, 2004 ABSENT: ADJOURNED:
1. Minutes, City Council meeting, April 5, 2004.
2. Communication from Mayor: transfer $50,000 from DPW C.90 to DPW Hazardous Waste Removal.
3. Communication from Mayor: transfer $75.00, from Council on Aging, Dues account to Longevity.
4. Communication from Solicitor: acceptance of open space off Stevens Street.
5. Communication from State DOR re: Property Tax Classificaton-Public Hearings.
6 Communication from Richard White, White Real Estate Co. 536 Lincoln St. re: Community Policing.
7 Agreement to extend Special Permit action time to May 25, 2004, Cellco/Verizon, WCF, 860 Boston Post Rd East.
8 TEC Associates re: CSX Transportation 2004 Vegetation Control Program.
9 Application, Robert Smith, 294 Mechanic St, renew Junk Dealer's License.
10 Application, Container Corp., 300 Cedar Hill St, renew Fuel Storage License.
11. Application, Sheila Molloy,DBA Evies Attick, 929 Boston Post Rd, Junk Dealer License.
12. Application, Exxon Mobile Corp c/o Veeder Root, renew Fuel Storage License, at 529 Boston Post Rd.
13. Notice of Project Change, Assabet River Consortium & Comprehensive
Wastewater Management Plan.
14 TRANSReport", April 2004.
15. Minutes, Site Plan Review Committee, March 16, 2004.
16. Minutes, School Committee, February 24 and 28, March 16, 2004.
17. Minutes, Planning Board, March 8 and 22, 2004.
18. CLAIMS:
A. Elaine Thompson, 118H Broadmeadow St, auto damage,
B. Christine Forte, 261 Naugler Ave, auto damage,
C. Virginia Ip, 188 Stearns Rd, auto damage,
D. Sarah Caron, 18 Windmill Dr, auto damage,
E. Robert French, 50 Clinton St, auto damage
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES:
19. ORDERED: That the City Council Public Safety Committee consult with Police Chief Leonard and City Solicitor Agoritsas to determine the merits of adopting an ordinance to regulate motorized scooters in the City of Marlborough…….
submitted by Councilor Towle.
20. ORDERED: That the City Council Public Services Committee investigate with Asst. DPW Commissioner Crouse the merits and feasibility of establishing a Rummage Hut or suitable location where residents could bring used, miscellaneous articles they no longer want for eventual pick up by other residents. This program has successfully been established in other communities including the Town of Southborough's facility at their transfer station……submitted by Councilors Pope and Vigeant.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
From Finance Committee:
21. Order No. 04-100341 - re: transfer $4596 to Rec Dpt P/T help (for boat launch).
Recommendation of Committee to Deny (4-0).
22. Order No. 02-9735 - re: Municipal Aggregation of Electricity. Recommendation
of Committee to approve following Resolution (4-0):RESOLVED:
The City Council of the City of Marlborough, upon request of the Colonial Power Group, Inc., hereby finds that it may be in the interest of the electric customers, both residential and commercial, to enter into an aggregation agreement.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has deregulated the electric utility industry and it behooves the electric ratepayers of Marlborough to investigate the benefits of aggregation.
Therefore, the City Council hereby approves and authorizes the Mayor to authorize the Colonial Power Group, Inc. to issue Requests for Proposals and to report back to the Mayor and City Council with a recommendation for implementation of plans and/or alternatives to aggregation.
From Personnel Committee:
23. Order No. 04-100401 - re: appoint Varoojan Aykanian, 27 Oakcrest Ave, Board
of registrars of Voters. Recommendation of Committee to approve 2-0.
24. Order No. 04-100356 - re: appointment of Nena Bloomquist and Lawrence
Reeves to Board of Library Trustees. Recommendation of Committee to approve 2-0.
25. Order No. 04-100355 - re: appointment of Richard Towle Jr., to Commission on
Disabilities to fill current City Council vacancy. Recommendation of Committee to approve 2-0 (Yurkus and Clancy).
From Public Services Committee:
26. Order No. 04-100358 - re: establishment of a Storm Water Management Advisory
Committee and appointments to said Committee. Recommendation of Committee to approve 2-0. (Public Services to update City Council).
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