CITY
OF WORCESTER
CITY
CLERK DEPARTMENT
CALENDAR
OF THE CITY COUNCIL - MAY 16, 2000
7:00
P.M.
Convened:
7:04 P.M.
Adjourned: 8:50 P.M.
_____________________________________________________________
1. INVOCATION- Rev. Arthur Oakes
Church of the Nazarene
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE/STAR SPANGLED BANNER
3.
ROLL
CALL - All present except Councillor
Patton who
arrived at 7:20 P.M.
HEARINGS
AND ORDERS - 7:00 P.M.
Hearings held -
Orders adopted
4. MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY and NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY for a joint pole relocation on: CHESTER ST.
5. MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY and NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY for a joint pole location on: KENNEBEC ST.
6. MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY and NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY for a joint pole relocation on: MONTGOMERY AVE.
4a-6a ADOPTED
4a. Granting permission to MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY and
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY for a joint pole relocation on:
CHESTER ST.
5a. Granting permission to MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY and
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY for a joint pole location on:
KENNEBEC ST.
6a. Granting permission to MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY and
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY for a joint pole relocation on:
MONTGOMERY AVE.
7. ITEMS OF CITIZEN INTEREST
7a. ITEMS OF DEPARTMENTAL OR EMPLOYEE INTEREST
PETITIONS
8 REFERRED TO
PLANNING BOARD
8. Mexhite Bequiri request zone change at 7 Victoria Ave. from
RS-7 to RL-7 to utilize the extra building on my lot for in-law unit.
9-13 REFERRED TO
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
9. Therese A. Chasse et al request private street maintenance
on Ashley St. from Clarissa St. to Burghardt St.
10. James McDermott request sidewalk repair in front of 110 Barnard
Rd.
11. Alfa Young request resurfacing of Royal Rd.
12. Andrew Verdolino et al request private street maintenance
on Ashley St. between Burghardt and Nathaniel Sts.
13. Edwin Coghlin, Jr., President, Coghlin Electric Contractors
request resurfacing of Prescott St. from Concord St. to North St.
13a. Councillor Janice L. Nadeau on behalf of William Reiser
request Public Works resurface or repair Claremont Square. Referred
to Public Works Committee - Suspension of Rules
14 & 15 REFERRED
TO TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMITTEE
14. Mayor Raymond V. Mariano on behalf of Robert Goldman,
Greendale Mall, request Stop sign at corner of Neponset St. where it intersects
with the drive entrance/exit to parking lot. Also to consider other traffic
strategies to ensure public safety as may be needed.
15. Councillor Paul P. Clancy, Jr. on behalf of Christine
Bellino request Stop sign on Ingleside Ave. at intersection of Cohasset St.
15a. Michael W. Galvin et al request City Council support for
allocation of any State Aid from Lottery revenue in excess of amount already
appropriated in the fiscal 2001 budget be used exclusively for projects related
to ADA compliance as identified by the ADA Task Force. Referred
to Finance - Suspension of Rules
CHAIRMAN'S
ORDERS
15b-f FROM FINANCE
- Adopted - Suspension of Rules
15b. That the salary of the City Council Secretary be raised to Pay
Grade 35, Step 6.
15c. Request City Manager report to City Council as to where he
might consider a 1% cut, 2% cut and 3% cut in the tax levy budget with
departmental input.
15d. Request City Manager to consider reserving any free cash
that may be generated for the sole purpose of the Public Health Nurses
contract.
15e. Request City Manager set up and personally attend a
bargaining session with the Public Health Nurses and attempt to settle this
contract before City Council is forced to approve the budget.
15f. Request City Manager report what happens if the City of
Worcester settles for it's employees a 1% contract, 2% contract, 3% contract
and a 4% contract.
ORDERS
15g. Request Administration report on meeting with Mass. Highway
Department relative to Washington Square.
Motion-Perotto @ #8A CM - Adopted
15h. Request Administration provide clarification as to what
might be expected as a result of the Franklin St. realignment and garage
issue. Motion-Clancy @ #8A CM - Adopted
15i. Request City Manager contact commercial real estate brokers
within the City of Worcester to do an appraisal of the Public Works facility on
Shrewsbury St. to see if it is worthwhile putting the property out for an
RFP. Motion-Perotto @ #16B CM - Adopted
15j. Request City Manager to secure an opinion from the Mass.
Department of Revenue on the application of Section 33 of Chapter 44 of Mass.
General Laws as it pertains to an appropriation for an increase in pension
allowances. Motion-Irish @ #16C CM - Adopted
15k. Request City Manager report what the Mass. Cultural Council
funds the City of Boston, per capita as compared to Worcester and Springfield.
Motion-Murray @ #19E CM - Adopted
15L. Request City Manager report who will be the City's
negotiator relative to Brownfields tax agreements. Motion-Nadeau @ #19G CM - Adopted
15m. Request City Manager report if the City factored in the
consequences of the passage of the Brownfields legislation into the City's
Overlay Account for this next fiscal year.
Motion-Lukes @ #19G CM - Adopted
15n. Request City Manager provide City Council with an update on
legislation proposed by the MNA for additional funding for Public Health Nurses
in schools. Update to include when
legislation was presented, what committee it was referred to and if it is a
part of the State budget. Motion-Murray @ #21B CM - Adopted
15o. Request City Manager provide City Council with an executive
summary of Item 24A of the City Manager's Calendar of May 16, 2000. Motion-Perotto
@ #24A CM - Adopted
15p. Request City Manager to consider putting back
$10,000-$15,000 into the Bulk Waste Pick Up Program or increasing it for the
purpose of having bulk waste picked up in possibly six weeks instead of eight
weeks. Motion-Perotto @ #24B CM - Adopted
15q. Request City Manager, within the next week, to come up with
an appropriation of $15,000 for the Bulk Waste Pick Up Program for this fiscal
year to decrease wait from eight weeks to six weeks. Motion-Clancy @ #24B CM -
Adopted
15r. Request City Manager to contact the State delegation to let
them know how unhappy the City is with the Chapter 90 funds the City of
Worcester will be receiving and request that the $1.1 million be brought back
to the City. Motion-Perotto @ #24C CM - Adopted
15s. Request City Manager to allocate the $500,000 in the
Capital Budget, if voted, to resurface Boardman St., Caprera Rd., Patch St. and
Liscomb St. Motion-Perotto @ #24C CM - Adopted
15t. Request City Manager and Fire Chief to send out thank you
letters to those who have donated for the purchase of fire equipment. Motion-Petty
@ #26A CM - Adopted
15u. Request City Manager report on what type of fire equipment
that has been purchased and will be purchased in the future. Motion-Petty
@ #26A CM - Adopted
15v. Request Administration during the course of their
discussions with Amtrak coming to Union Station that the increased handicap use
might be another reason for Amtrak to consider moving sooner on coming to Union
Station. Motion-Murray @ #30B CM - Adopted
15w. Request City
Manager report if positions described in Item 30C of the City Manager's
Calendar of May 16, 2000 are new positions or are they transfers of City
personnel. Motion-Nadeau @ #30C CM - Adopted
15x. Request City Manager report on the source of funding for
the positions described in Item 30C of the City Manager's Calendar of May 16,
2000. Motion-Lukes @ #30C CM - Adopted
15y. Request City Manager report on all funding going into the
WRA as to where those funds come from. Motion-Lukes @ #30C CM - Adopted
15z. Request City Manager report on the status of Chapter 58,
Section 8 proposal relative to properties in Land Court that have liens that is
currently in the Department of Revenue.
Motion-Nadeau @ #30D CM - Adopted
15aa. Request City Manager investigate and report to City Council
on the posting of signs on buildings that would present a problem to
firefighters fighting a fire inside of that building. Motion-Clancy @ #30D CM -
Adopted
15bb. Request City Manager consider contacting Domenic
Messigliano of the East Side CDC for appointment to the Community Committee
dealing with problem buildings in the City of Worcester. Motion-Perotto
@ #30D CM - Adopted
15cc. Request Mayor to request the School Committee Plant meet
with neighbors of Falmouth St. to discuss issues at the Quinsigamond
School. Motion-Clancy @ #17CC - Adopted
15dd. Request City Manager report on the status of security at
Kahr Arms and involvement of federal investigative bodies. Irish
- Suspension of Rules - Adopted
15ee. Request Health and Code Department inspect wall that is
falling down along sidewalk on lower Perkins St. near Forestdale. Murray,
Perotto - Suspension of Rules - Adopted
16. COMMUNICATIONS OF THE CITY MANAGER
City Manager
City Council Calendar for May 16, 2000
APPOINTMENTS
1. NON-CITY
COUNCIL CONFIRMATION:
A.
Notification of the reappointment of Joe Boynton to the
Planning Board.
Placed
on file
B.
Notification of the reappointment of Lee F. Bartlett to
the Worcester Memorial Auditorium Board of Trustees.
Placed
on file
C.
Notification of the appointment of Robert Z. Nemeth, and
the reappointment of Brian K. Carroll, to the Airport Commission.
Placed
on file
D.
Notification of the appointment of John J. Magnant, to
the Conservation Commission.
Placed
on file
E.
Notification of the appointments of James J. Convery,
and Leonard J. Morse, and the reappointments of Robert O. Bonin, and Edward M.
Morin, DMD to the Health Board.
Placed
on file
F.
Notification of the appointments of Edward W. Byrnes,
and Vite J. Pigaga, to the Parks, Recreation and Cemetery Commission.
Placed
on file
G. Notification
of the appointment of Francis X. Sena, to the License Commission.
Placed
on file
H. Notification
of the appointment of Robert K. Flanagan, and the reappointment of Albert M.
Toney III, and Luis Lizano, to the Human Rights Commission.
Placed
on file
I.
Notification of the appointments of Michael W. Bowie,
and James D. Shanahan, and the reappointment of Clarence Plant, to the
Off-Street Parking Board.
Placed
on file
2. CITY
COUNCIL CONFIRMATION:
A.
Notification of the appointment of Carol A. Arakelian
and Bridget Curtis, to the Advisory Committee on the Status of Women.
Appointments
confirmed on a roll call 10-0 (Patton absent)
B.
Notification of
the appointment of Maria Gonzalez, to the Affirmative Action Advisory
Committee.
Appointments
confirmed on a roll call 10-0 (Patton absent)
TRANSMITTAL
3. AIRPORT:
4. ASSESSORS:
5. BUDGET
OFFICE:
6. CIVIC
CENTER:
7. COMMUNICATIONS:
8. DEVELOPMENT:
A.
Communication relative to correspondence sent to
Commissioner Matthew A. Amorello, Massachusetts Highway Department, relative to
Worcester’s development needs around Union Station and Washington Square.
Placed
on file
B. Communication
relative to the ‘Worcester 100’ Ambassador Program.
Recommitted
to the City Manager
C.
Communication relative to CD-Rom Demonstration.
Referred
to Commerce & Development Committee
9. ELDER
AFFAIRS:
A.
Communication relative to Prescription Deliveries to the
Elderly.
Referred
to Health Committee
10. ELECTION COMMISSION:
11. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SERVICE:
12. EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING:
13.
FIRE:
A. Request
City Council accept with gratitude a donation in the amount of $1,322.82 that
was collected from a coin drive.
Order
adopted with gratitude
14.
HUMAN
RESOURCES:
A.
Communication relative to the State Legislature’s
Special Commission studying binding arbitration.
Placed
on file
B.
Communication relative to the Christino Hernandez former
Human Rights Report.
Recommitted
to the City Manager
C. SUPPLEMENTAL - Communication
relative to the PAR 10 Hiring in the Fire Department.
Tabled under privilege (Luster) - To
be Second Item of Business
May 23, 2000
15. INFORMATION SERVICES:
A.
Communication relative to Feasibility of Purchasing
Desktop Computing Services.
Referred
to Municipal Operations Committee
16.
LAW:
A.
Communication relative to Medical City Tax Increment
Financing Agreement.
Referred
to Commerce & Development Committee
B.
Recommendation relative to putting together an RFP for
the Public Works facility site on Shrewsbury Street.
Referred
to Public Works Committee
C.
Communication relative to the Appeal of the City
Solicitor Opinion/Mass General Laws.
Held
to be First Item of Business May 23, 2000
17. LICENSE COMMISSION:
18. PARKS, RECREATION & CEMETERY:
A.
Request adoption of a Resolution to file and
accept a Grant from the Massachusetts Department of Education for the 2000
Summer Food Service Program.
Resolution adopted
19. PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT:
A.
Communication relative to “Youth As Resource” program.
Referred
to Youth, Parks & Recreation Committee
B.
Communication relative to the Sale of Former Cambridge
Street Fire Station.
Placed
on file
C.
Communication relative to the MLK Day Care Center and
“Middle Main” project.
Placed
on file
D.
Communication relative to the FY 2000 DARE Summer Day
Program Award.
Placed
on file
E.
Communication relative to the Massachusetts Cultural
Council grants.
Placed
on file
F.
Request adoption of the resolution authorizing the
filing of a Self – Help Program Grant with the Division of Conservation
Services.
Resolution
adopted
G.
Communication relative to a Home Rule Petition with the
Great and General Court.
Order
adopted
H.
Communication relative to the disposition of City owned
property located at the east side of Oden Avenue, Assessor’s Parcel 16-39-23.
Councillor
Perotto recused on a roll call
Placed
on file
I.
Communication relative to $60,000 for Community Schools
and $30,000 for Visions.
Referred
to Community Development Committee
J.
Request adoption of the attached resolution approving
the Submittal of a Grant Application for a Sam’s Foundation Economic
Development Grant to assist in the Promotion of the Arts District.
Resolution
adopted
K. Communication
from the City Manager relative to the purchase of additional open space land at
Crow Hill
Order
adopted on a roll call 10-0 (Mariano absent)
20.
POLICE:
A.
Communication relative to Forcible rape and aggravated
assault statistics.
Referred
to Public Safety Committee
B.
Communication relative to Rationale/Number Marked and
Unmarked Police Vehicles.
Referred
to Public Safety Committee
C.
Request City Council accept with gratitude a donation
from the Worcester Lodge of BPO Elks, 233 Mill Street, Worcester, MA in
the amount of ($400.00) Four Hundred
Dollars, appropriated to the Worcester Police Department D.A.R.E. accounts
25T-603.
Order
adopted with gratitude
21.
PUBLIC
HEALTH & CODE ENFORCEMENT:
A.
Communication
relative to the Illegal Dumping.
Placed on file
B.
Recommend that the table of organization for the
Department of Health and Code be amended by adding four public health nurse
positions at paygrade 80A.
Referred to Health Committee
22.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
A.
Communication relative to Annual Customer Survey.
Referred
to Education Committee
23.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS:
24.
PUBLIC
WORKS:
A.
Communication
relative to WPI report by J.R. Graves.
Placed on file
B.
Communication
relative to Bulk Waste Pick Up Program.
Referred to
Public Works Committee
C.
Communication
relative to Chapter 90 Funds.
Referred to
Public Works Committee
25. PURCHASING:
26.
TREASURY:
A.
Communication
relative to Donations/Fire Equipment.
Placed
on file
27.
VETERANS'
SERVICES:
28.
FINANCE:
A.
Recommend that Three Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy Six
Dollars and Sixty Eight Cents ($3,876.68) be transferred from Account #330-07
Reserve for Appropriation Damage Settlement, and appropriated to Account
#250-92000, Police Department Ordinary Maintenance, to provide funds for the
purpose of payment for repairs to a Police Department vehicle. These funds represent insurance
reimbursement for damages to a Police cruiser.
Adopted
on a roll call 11-0
B.
Recommend that Four Thousand Four Hundred Fifty Five
Dollars ($4,455.00) be transferred, when and as received, from Account #91C780,
Capital Equipment, and appropriated to Account #45C703, Water Department
Capital Equipment, to provide funds for the purpose of purchasing a (4) Type 3
Mobile Radio (Dash Mount) for the Water Department, as approved in the Capital
Improvement Program.
Adopted
on a roll call 11-0
C.
Recommend that Thirty Seven Thousand and Seventy Dollars
($37,070.00) be transferred from Account
#91C711, Building Rehabilitation, and appropriated to Account #75C702,
Centrum Building Rehabilitation, to provide funds for the payment of
contractual obligations relative to the installation of the Fall Protection
System at the Centrum Center.
Adopted
on a roll call 11-0
D.
Recommend that Thirty Seven Thousand Nine Hundred
Dollars ($37,900.00) be transferred from Account #91C711, Building
Rehabilitation, and appropriated to Account #26C704, Fire Department Building
Rehabilitation, to provide funds for the payment of contractual obligations
related to the installation of (12) Overhead Doors at various Fire Stations, as
approved in the fiscal 2000 Capital Improvement Program.
Adopted
on a roll call 11-0
E.
Recommendation that Twenty Three Thousand Eight Hundred
Fourteen Dollars and Twenty Five Cents ($23,814.25) be transferred from the
following accounts:
14SOM20 OPCD
OM $5,000.00
14SSAL23 OPCD Salaries Year 23 $3,315.33
14S41923 Henry Lee Willis Center $1,684.67
14S42025 Black FBI $11,984.61
14S42625 Parks Improvements $60.32
14S49425 East Side CDC/ED $1,769.32
Total
$23,814.25
and
be appropriated to the following accounts:
To
Description Amount
14S40123 Urban Renewal Year 23
$5,000.00
14SSAL25 OPCD Salaries Year
25 $13,814.25
Total $23,814.25
To perform additional appraisal services for the
South Worcester Industrial Park, to provide the local matching requirements for
a feasibility study at the proposed Franklin Medical/Science Park, and to
transfer program income generated during the fiscal year in accordance with the
Community Development Block Grant Year 25 distribution.
Councillor
Perotto recused on a roll call
Order
adopted on a roll call 10-0
F.
Recommend that One Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars,
($120,000.00) be transferred from Account #91C706, Worcester Senior Center
Rehabilitation, and appropriated to Account #04C703, Senior Center Building
Rehabilitation, to provide funds for the General Contractor and associated
costs for the Senior Center Rehabilitation Project.
Order
adopted on a roll call 11-0
G.
Recommend the adoption of a Loan Order in the amount of
One Hundred Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($125,000.00) to be appropriated to
Account #91C702 for the purpose of funding the acquisition of Open Space land
Order
adopted on a roll call
29. ORDINANCES/ORDERS:
30.
MISCELLANEOUS:
A.
Communication relative to the Youth Recreation Programs.
Referred
to Youth, Parks & Recreation Committee
B.
Communication relative to the decision of the
Architectural Access Board granting the variance for the Union Station project.
Referred
to Commerce & Development Committee
C.
Communication relative to the actions necessary to accomplish
the transition of the accounting and legal operations of the Worcester
Redevelopment Authority to the City of Worcester.
Referred
to Commerce & Development Committee
D.
Communication transmitting the Abandoned Building Task
Force Report. Also announcing the
formation of a community wide task force to study the issues.
Referred to Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization and Public Safety
Committees
COMMUNICATIONS
17. Helen A. Friel, Assistant to the Superintendent/Clerk of the
School Committee transmitting communication relative to No Trespassing
Notification on Quinsigamond School.
Placed on file
18. Helen A. Friel, Assistant to the Superintendent/Clerk of the
School Committee transmitting communication relative to playground equipment
for the Multiple Intelligences School at Dartmouth St., restoration of
bathrooms and painting where needed.
Placed on file
19. Helen A. Friel, Assistant to the Superintendent/Clerk of the
School Committee transmitting communication relative to Multiple Intelligences
School at Dartmouth St. being combined with Grafton St. School.
Placed on file
20. RECESS TO FINANCE AND ORDINANCE: No Action Taken
FINANCE
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)
d)
#5B CM
February 8, 2000
Communication of the City Manager relative to Budgetary
Projections for FY 01-05.
e)
#5A CM
May 2, 2000
Communication of the City Manager recommending adoption of the
Fiscal 2001 Operating Budget for the City of Worcester in the amount of
$403,783,334.29.
f)
#54CC
May 9, 2000
Communication of James DelSignore, City Auditor
transmitting report regarding cost of
pension increases under MGL Chapter 32, Sections 90A, C, D and E.
g) #55CC May 9, 2000
Communication of James DelSignore, City
Auditor transmitting report regarding the status of the Worcester Retirement
System's investment portfolio and if there are funds available within it to
cover the cost of MGL Chapter 32, Section 90 pension increases if they are
granted.
h)
#101CC
May 9, 2000
Order - Request City Manager to include in his annual budget a
recommendation for an increase in the pension allowances for all employees who
have retired under the provisions contained in Sections 90A, C and D of Chapter
32 of Mass. General Laws and further, that said increase amount to one-half of
the rate of regular compensation payable to employees of such city holding
similar positions at time of increases.
(Irish)
REPORTS
21 & 22 REFERRED
TO ORDINANCE COMMITTEE FOR
HEARINGS
21. REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Report of the
Planning Board upon the Communication of the City Manager requesting adoption
of an ordinance amending the Worcester Zoning Ordinance relative to the
regulation of Indoor/Outdoor Shooting Ranges.
22. REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Communication of the
City Manager transmitting communication relative to Shooting Gallery Zoning Ordinance
Amendment.
TABLED ITEMS - No Action Taken
23. 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)
24. 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)
25. 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)
26. 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)
27. 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)
28. Communication of the City Manager transmitting
communication relative to Architectural Access Board Issues. (Tabled
4/4/00)
29. Order - Request City Solicitor to develop an Ordinance
concerning permitting of spite fences in commercial and residential zones.
(Murray, Patton, Irish, Abraham, Lukes) (Tabled
4/11/00)
30. Communication of the
City Manager recommending that Seventy Five Thousand Dollars ($75,000.00) be
transferred from Account #91C704, Central St. Bridge and appropriated to
Account #14C711, Brosnihan Sq. Gateway to provide funds for the payment of
contractual obligations related to engineering and land taking for the
Brosnihan Sq. Gateway project. (Tabled 4/25/00)
31. Order - Request City Manager provide a report to City Council
regarding the feasibility of using Green Hill Park Landfill for catch basin
and/or street sweeping materials, include in said report the feasibility of
using Green Hill Park Landfill two up to ten years.
(Petty, Murray, Irish) (Tabled 4/25/00)
32. Order - Request City Manager provide City Council with a report
detailing all expenses associated with the legal appeal of the siting of the
Worcester Vocational School, this year to date, and any estimated projected
expenses either pursuing the Green Hill Park location or relocation to another
site. (Petty, Murray, Irish) (Tabled
5/9/00)
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SCHEDULED
MEETINGS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES
MAY 15, 2000 PUBLIC SAFETY COUNCIL CHAMBER
6:00 P.M.
Re: Emergency Medical Services
portion of Tri-Data Fire
Study
MAY 24, 2000 PUBLIC SAFETY COUNCIL CHAMBER
5:30 P.M.
Re: Fire Prevention & Support
Services portion of
Tri-Data
Fire Study
MAY 24, 2000 COMMERCE & COUNCIL CHAMBER
7:00 P.M.
DEVELOPMENT
Re: E-Commerce Forum
MAY 25, 2000 COMMUNITY COUNCIL CHAMBER
7:00 P.M.
DEVELOPMENT
JUNE 7, 2000 PUBLIC WORKS COUNCIL CHAMBER
5:00 P.M. - General Items
6:00 P.M. - Proposed Clark St. Yard
Waste Site
7:00 P.M. - Airport Compost Site
BUDGET HEARINGS
TUESDAY, MAY 16 - 4:00 P.M. TUESDAY, MAY
23 - 4:00 P.M.
Veterans Service
Employment & Training
Office of the City
Treasurer Human
Resources
City Hospital - Federal Debt
Payment Human Rights
Pension Obligation
Bonds Workers
Compensation
Debt Services - Principal
& Interest Unemployment
Insurance
Information Services Public
Safety (I.O.D.)
Worcester Centrum
Centre Health Insurance
Worcester Auditorium Building
Insurance
Emergency Management Law Department
Court Judgments
OPCD