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REGULAR MEETING IN CITY COUNCIL CONVENED:
FEBRUARY 14, 2005 ABSENT: ADJOURNED:
1. Minutes, City Council meeting, January 24, 2005.
2. Senator Pamela Resor.
3. PUBLIC HEARING: amend Zoning 200-17 Table of Uses re: Outdoor Storage (#100713 in Urban Affairs and Planning Board).
4. Communication from Mayor: Transfer $150,000, outstanding court actions.
5. Communication from Mayor: Transfer $178,781, legal costs prior to June 30, 2005.
6. Communication from Mayor: Transfer, salary related budget transfers.
7. Communication from Mayor: proposed changes to e-o-y budget transfer requests and format for FY06 budget submittal.
8. Communication from Mayor: reappointments (D.Plummer, D.Vigeant,G.Holland) to City Scholarship Committee, three year terms.
9. Communication from Mayor: appointment, William Short, Council of Aging Board of Directors, to expire May, 2007.
10. Communication from Mayor: reappointment, Stephen F. Reid, Building Inspector, 3 year term.
11. Communication from Mayor: transfer $16,200, non-salary related budget transfers.
12. Communication from Mayor: reappointment, Dr. Barbara Fenby, Planning Board, 5 year term.
13. Communication from Solicitor re: proposed land-taking on Stevens & State Streets.
14. Communication from Solicitor re: Open Meeting Law/Site Plan Review.
15. Communication from Atty. Cipriano re: grant back of fee interest in sewer taking, Robert Valchuis Public Sewer Facilities, 181 Farm Rd.
16. Communication from Mina Property Group LLC (Auto Max Car Dealership), agreement to extend time limitations for action on Special Permit #04-100650 to 5:00 p.m., July 26, 2005 (in Urb. Aff.).
17. Communication from Michael O'Malley, 269 Mechanic St re: proposed Zoning (map) amendment, extending RB zone, Hudson, Lincoln, Highland, Mechanic Streets (#05-1007098 in Urb. Aff.).
18. Communication from MA EOEA re: reestablishment of Watershed System Advisory Committee.
19 Central MA Mosquito Control Project Annual Report 2004.
20. "The Beacon", February 2005.
21. Minutes, Conservation Commission, May 20, Dec. 2, Dec. 16, 2004, Jan. 20, 2005.
22. Minutes, School Committee, Dec. 14, 2004, Jan. 3, 2005.
23. CLAIMS:
A. Arnalda Ann Cross, 26 James Avenue, property damage,
B. Robert Gibson, 743B Farm Rd, property damage;
C. Donald Yenovkian, 33 Schofield Dr, property damage,
D. LuAnn Oates, 24 Kings Grant Rd, property damage,
E. Rachel LaBrache, 458 Farm Rd, mailbox damage,
F. Lyn Gorka, 119 Ahlgren Circle, mailbox damage,
G. Mark Delorey, 59 Ethier Circle, mailbox damage,
H. Mary Kennedy, 55 Jean Rd, mailbox damage,
I. Paul Porreca, 85 Highgate Rd, mailbox damage,
J. Ann Marie Sawyer, 132 Kings View Rd, mailbox damage,
K. John Thomas, 695 Stevens St, mail box damage,
L. Donna Waterman, 55 Teller St, auto damage,
M. Joyce Auclair, 61 Chase Rd, auto damage,
N. Deborah Flagg, 73 Kelleher St, auto damage,
O. Mary Allen, 183 Prospect St, auto damage,
P. Rose Cosman, 132 Wagon Hill Rd, auto damage,
Q. Stephen McGrath, Leominster, auto damage,
R. Roger Casavant, Worcester, auto damage,
S. Frank Nicolo, Southboro, auto damage,
T. Sophia McFadden, Sudbury, auto damage,
U. Richard Misiaszek, Whitinsville, auto damage
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES:
24. ORDERED: That the removal and disposal of earth materials within the site/subdivision shall be limited only to that which is required in order to bring the site to its proposed finish grade as shown on the approved plan. FURTHER ORDERED: That on-site processing of excavated earth materials including, but not limited to, stone, rock, ledge, till, gravel, sand, silt, muck, etc., is strictly prohibited. Raw, excavated earth materials which may not be used on site until processed shall be removed from the site, processed elsewhere at a location acceptable to the Building Commissioner and, as appropriate, brought back to the site for use.
For the purpose of this regulation, on-site processing shall be defined as: crushing, grinding, screening, mixing, grading, and/or washing raw earth materials for the purpose of producing modified or composite materials which meet specification requirements for use in construction. (Submitted by Councilors Katz, Schafer, Pope and Webster)
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
From Finance Committee:
25. Order No. 05-100671 re: FY) PERAC appropriation of $4,543,000. Recommendation of Committee to file.
26. Order No. 05-100726 - re: Fuel Storage License application MWRA, Crane Meadow Rd - set date for Public Hearing.
27. Order No. 04-100400-1 - re: amend City Code, C.161-17 Sewers; Tabled
28. Order No. 05-100704 - re: status of recodification of City Code.
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