CITY OF WORCESTER

CITY CLERK DEPARTMENT

JOURNAL OF THE CITY COUNCIL – MAY 7, 2002

7:00 P.M.

Convened:  7:08 P.M.

Adjourned:  8:39 P.M.

 

 

1.                 INVOCATION – Rev. Richard Reidy

                                     St. Paul’s Cathedral

 

2.       PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE/STAR SPANGLED BANNER

 

2.                 ROLL CALL – All present except Mayor Murray – Councillor  Petty was in the chair

 

The Chair recognized Mr. Lee and Mr. Shoo from the Peoples Republic of China who were present to observe a City Council meeting

 

HEARINGS AND ORDERS – 7:00 P.M.

 

          4 & 5 – Hearings held

 

4.       NSTAR ELECTRIC & GAS for gas main location on:  BAUER ST. (Attachments)

 

5.       NSTAR ELECTRIC & GAS for gas main locations on:  FALCON ST., WILLVAIL ST. (Attachments)

 

4a & 5a ORDERS ADOPTED

 

4a.     Granting permission to NSTAR ELECTRIC & GAS for gas main location on:  BAUER ST.

 

5a.     Granting permission to NSTAR ELECTRIC & GAS for gas main locations on:  FALCON ST., WILLVAIL ST.

 

6.       ITEMS OF CITIZEN INTEREST

 

6a.     ITEMS OF DEPARTMENTAL OR EMPLOYEE INTEREST

 

PETITIONS

 

6b.     Michael Galvin et al request Fees & Charges Committee, in the course of reviewing parking fines, consider raising the fines for handicapped parking from $100 to $200.  Referred to Fees & Charges Committee – Suspension of Rules   (Attachments)

 

          7 REFERRED TO PUBLIC SERVICE & TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE

 

7.       Councillor Joseph Petty on behalf of Rick D’Ottavio request street light at 44 Everton Ave. (corner of Greenfield St.) (Attachments)

 

          8-12 REFERRED TO PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

 

8.       Richard Bergman et al request private street maintenance on Yukon Ave. (Attachments)

 

9.       Jadwiga Parzych request sidewalk repair at 19 Cargill Ave.

          (Attachments)

 

10.     John & Darnell Adams request to extend 2” sanitary force main for 240’ to 54 Knapp Ave. at owner’s expense and in accordance with a prior agreement. (Attachments)

 

11.     Councillor Michael Perotto on behalf of State Representative Robert Spellane request installation of a guard rail in the sidewalk area on the westerly corner of Pleasant and Mill Sts. in the interest of public safety. (Attachments)

 

12.     Councillor Michael Perotto on behalf of Katherine Davitt request the designation of a portion of the public roadway joining Burncoat and Lincoln Sts. between Brittan Sq. and 300 Lincoln St. to be “Nancy Johnson Way”. (Attachments)

 

12a.   Councillor Michael C. Perotto on behalf of Paul & Linda Chalifoux request sidewalk repair in front of 284 Burncoat St.  Referred to Public Works Committee– Suspension of Rules  (Attachments)

 

          13 REFERRED TO TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMITTEE

 

13.     Eric Lind request Stop sign at the end of I-190 access road and the beginning of Hockanum Way. (Attachments)

 

13a.   Councillor Stephen Patton request 4-way Stop sign at Amherst St. and Chippewa Rd.  Referred to Traffic & Parking Committee – Suspension of Rules  (Attachments)

 

13b.   Councillor Stephen Patton request pedestrian crosswalk between Clark St. School and Teamster housing on Clark St.  Referred to Traffic & Parking Committee – Suspension of Rules (Attachments)

 

13c.   Albert Caloccia & Frances Balcewicz request handicap parking at 18 Shamrock St.  Referred to Traffic & Parking Committee – Suspension of Rules  (Attachments)

 

13d.   Councillor Philip Palmieri request No Parking signs from 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. from corner of Gorham St. and Lincoln St. to Expressway.  Referred to Traffic & Parking Committee – Suspension of Rules  (Attachments)

 

13e.   Councillor Barbara Haller request removal of No Parking zone on Castle St.  Referred to Traffic & Parking Committee – Suspension of Rules   (Attachments)

 

13f.    Councillor Barbara Haller request removal of No Parking zone on King St.  Referred to Traffic & Parking Committee – Suspension of Rules   (Attachments)

 

CHAIRMAN’S ORDERS

 

          14-16 FROM HEALTH - ADOPTED

 

14.     Request City Manager to provide City Council with an update from the Public Inebriate Program Task Force concerning the work being undertaken to determine neighborhood impacts due to the eventual relocating of the program, an update on the actual resiting of the program and an update on the re-use of the current building at 701 Main St. (Attachments)

 

15.     Request City Manager to provide City Council with a report on the efforts to establish a partnership between the Central Mass. Oral Health Initiative and the Worcester Department of Public Health. 

          (Attachments)

 

16.     Request City Manager to provide City Council with a copy of and comment on the contents of the Evaluation Data Progress Update of the Central Mass. Oral Health Initiative that is dated April 11, 2002.

          (Attachments)

 

          17-21 FROM TRAFFIC & PARKING - ADOPTED

 

17.     Request City Manager to request Mass. Highway to consider installing a pedestrian crossing light at the intersection of Mountain St. West and I-190 on ramp. (Attachments)

 

18.     Request City Manager report to City Council on recommendations for an Ordinance change that would prohibit school buses from parking on residential streets. (Attachments)

 

19.     Request Traffic Engineer report regarding parking infractions at 75 Ward St. (Attachments)

 

20.     Request City Administration, in conjunction with the Department of Public Works, Traffic, Fire and Police Departments to recommend to City Council any streets that they would like removed from the current winter parking ban policy and declared permanently banned.

          (Attachments)

 

21.     Request City Manager report on what grants are available relative to traffic control issues. (Attachments)

 

ORDERS

 

22.     Request City Manager report to City Council on all taxable properties purchased by UMass Memorial in the City of Worcester since 1995 and what the current tax loss revenue would total on said properties. (Clancy, Murray, Palmieri) (Attachments)

 

Councillor Irish moved to amend to include all properties purchased by the University of Massachusetts. 

 

Councillor Lukes moved to amend to include all properties gifted to UMass Memorial

 

Adopted, as amended

 

23.     Request City Manager report to City Council on speeding surveillance on Houghton St. between Grafton and Dorchester Sts. (Clancy, Murray, Palmieri) (Attachments)

 

Councillor Clancy requested that Mayor Murray and Councillor Palmieri be removed as authors as they were included in error

 

Adopted, as amended

 

24.     Request Administration to clear the overgrown brush and tree limbs from the intersection of West Boylston and Brooks Sts. that is obstructing the sidewalks and prevents drivers from noticing pedestrians crossing this busy intersection.  (Petty, Patton)

          (Attachments)

 

Adopted


 

25.     Request Administration report to City Council concerning the structural integrity of the railroad overpasses at Brooks St. and Hermon St.   (Petty, Patton, Haller) (Attachments)

 

Adopted

 

26.     Request Administration communicate with the owner of property located at Mill St. immediately north of the Price Chopper property and request that they clear their land of accumulated debris.  (Petty, Abraham) (Attachments)

 

Adopted

 

27.     Request Administration to install barriers at the dead end of Circuit Ave. and Lakeside Ave. to prevent dumping and to disallow motor vehicles to the beach on the east side of Coes Pond.  (Petty, Abraham) (Attachments)

Adopted

 

28.     Request Administration provide City Council with a report on the construction/rehabilitation of handball courts at Green Hill Park, Harry Sherry Field and Oread Castle Park.   (Petty, Patton, Haller)

          (Attachments)

 

Councillor Patton moved to amend:  Request report include information on progress of handball court at Great Brook Valley.

 

Councillor Perotto moved to amend:  Request City Manager look into the use of Block Grant funds for improvements to handball courts within City parks.

 

Adopted, as amended

 


29.     Request Administration report to City Council concerning accessibility to restrooms at Harry Sherry Field during the weekend when the park facilities are in use.   (Petty, Haller) (Attachments)

 

Councillor Petty moved to amend: Request Administration work with Parks Department to get a port-a-potty for use during ball games

 

Adopted, as amended

 

30.     Request City Manager provide City Council with a report detailing the reported WRTA route changes and fare increases.  (Petty)

          (Attachments)

 

Councillor Petty moved to amend to add Councillor Haller as an author

 

Adopted, as amended

 

31.     Request Administration report to City Council itemized expenditures on the Union Station contract and further, report to City Council on final cost of contract.  (Clancy, Palmieri) (Attachments)

 

Councillor Lukes moved to amend: Request Administration report on indirect expenses of the termination of the WBDC contract and when exactly WBDC terminated performing the functions of the contract

 

Adopted, as amended

 

32.     Request City Manager report to City Council on whether or not Police have jurisdiction to confiscate alcohol at illegal parties in college neighborhoods.   (Clancy, Haller) (Attachments)

 

Tabled

 

33.     Request City Manager conduct a traffic study of the intersection of Pleasant and Chandler Sts. at Tatnuck Sq. in the interest of public safety.  (Perotto) (Attachments)

 

Councillor Perotto moved to add Councillor Abraham as an author

Adopted, as amended

 

34.     Request City Manager to provide City Council with a report concerning the proposed hotel at Central St. and Worcester Center Blvd. that addresses  re-assignment of fire personnel, timelines for meetings with the developer,  meetings with the State concerning skywalks and assessed value of the land area under discussion. (Perotto) (Attachments)

Adopted

 

35.     Request City Manager provide City Council with a report concerning Union Station that sets forth a timeline for the build-out of the station, designation of a consultant for completion of the work, parking garage and completed design work for Washington Square. (Perotto, Palmieri, Murray, Petty, Patton, Clancy) (Attachments)

 

Mayor Murray moved to amend to add Councillor Gomez as an author

 

Adopted, as amended on a roll call 10-1 (Lukes)

 

36.     Request Administration provide City Council with an update on the State Legislature’s actions with regard to formulating the Fiscal Year 2003 budget, including tax incentives and commitments to specific reimbursements such as Chapter 70.   (Murray) (Attachments)

 

Adopted

 

37.     Request Administration consider preparing a Request-for-Proposals for the handling of the City of Worcester’s financial assets and service needs, including incentives focused at Brownfields, housing development and residency for municipal employees.  (Murray)

          (Attachments)

 

Adopted

 

38.     Request Administration to contact local arts and other groups regarding the concept of developing an architectural or artistic design which would be a symbol of the City and which would be displayed and located at various gateways entering into the City.  (Lukes)

          (Attachments)

Adopted

 

38a.   Request Committee on Commerce and Development to recommend an economic development plan for the Union Station/Washington Square project.   Motion-Lukes @ #35CC – Tabled under privilege

          (Attachments)

 

38b.   Request City Manager to update City Council on the status of early retirement legislation. Further, request City Manager provide City Council with his recommendations relative to early retirement incentives.   Motion-Murray @ #36CC – Adopted (Attachments)

 

38c.   Request City Manager to report if there is any language in any legislation passed concerning the budget for review of the income tax, either increase or rollback.  Motion-Lukes @ #36CC – Denied on a roll call 5-6 (Yes-Abraham, Gomez, Haller, Irish, Lukes) (No-Clancy, Palmieri, Patton, Perotto, Petty, Murray) (Attachments)

 

38d.   That the City Council send a note of appreciation to the Regional Environmental Council for their support of the Burncoat High School’s Horticultural Program.  Motion-Patton @ #42CC – Adopted   (Attachments)

 

38e.   Request City Manager report on current notification, permitting and inspection process regarding road construction by utilities and recommendations that might be made to improve said process.  Motion-Palmieri @ #88CC – Adopted   (Attachments)

 

38f.    Request City Manager to provide Police enforcement regarding motor vehicle noise on Main St. and request a plan to reduce vehicular traffic noise in the long term.  Lukes – Suspension of Rules – Adopted   (Attachments)

 

38g.   Request Administration to report on whether an events promotion activity could be initiated with the City Administration.  Lukes – Suspension of Rules – Adopted   (Attachments)

 

38h.   Request Administration to report on the number of alcohol related licenses and permits located in the Millbury St. area, specifically between the Brosnihan Sq. area to Kelley Sq.  Lukes – Suspension of Rules – Adopted   (Attachments)

 

38i.    Request City Manager report to City Council on the status of discussions and sale of the landfill.  Clancy – Suspension of Rules – Adopted   (Attachments)

 

38j.    Request Administration to report on progress made to restore Amherst St.  Patton – Suspension of Rules – Adopted  (Attachments)

 

38k.   Request City Manager to provide a comprehensive report relative to what elements were part of Phase I of the development of Roberto Clemente Park at Great Brook Valley and provide a detailed account of what has been done and how long it will take to complete this project.  Further, request a detailed outline of costs involved and  what has yet to be completed.  Gomez – Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)

 

38L.   Request Administration to provide City Council with an update on the project off Salisbury St. on the old Higgins estate abutting the end of Barrows Rd.   Gomez – Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)

 

38m.  Request City Manager to update City Council on the status of SBA funding for the new Vocational School construction.  Haller, Abraham – Suspension of Rules – Adopted   (Attachments)

 

38n.   Request City Manager to update City Council on the status of annual state allocation for Worcester Medical Center land acquisition costs.  Haller, Abraham – Suspension of Rules – Adopted  (Attachments)

 

38o.   Request City Manager to consider asking Clark University to fund a planning grant for the redevelopment of University Park.  Haller, Clancy, Petty – Suspension of Rules – Adopted  (Attachments)

 

38p.   Request Administration to provide recommendations for improvements to Fairmont Park.  Murray, Palmieri, Irish – Suspension of Rules – Adopted  (Attachments)

 


38q.   Request Administration to bring forward recommendations as to how the City might improve communication as to the availability of services to the African American community, particularly to the African immigrant community.  Irish, Haller, Petty, Patton, Murray, Lukes, Gomez – Suspension of Rules – Adopted (Attachments)

 

          39 ADOPTED ON A ROLL CALL 11-0

 

39.     ORDER PRIVATE STREET BETTERMENT:  COTUIT ST. (Attachments)

 

COMMUNICATIONS

 

40.     James DelSignore, City Auditor transmitting Auditors Report – March 31, 2002. (Attachments)

 

Referred to Municipal Operations Committee

 

41.     Worcester Regional Research Bureau transmitting communication addressing the projected budget shortfall in FY03. (Attachments)

 

Referred to Finance

 

42.     Helen Friel, Assistant to the Superintendent/Clerk of the School Committee transmitting communication relative to accepting a donation of $2,000 from the Regional Environmental Council to the Burncoat High School’s Horticultural Program. (Attachments)

 

Order Adopted with Gratitude

 

43.     Helen Friel, Assistant to the Superintendent/Clerk of the School Committee transmitting communication relative to the playground to be created at the site of the Jacob Hiatt Magnet School. (Attachments)

 

Referred to Community Development Committee

 

Also referred to Education Committee for informational purposes

 

44.     NSTAR Gas Co. transmitting Condensed Financial Return for Year Ended December 31, 2001. (Attachments)

 

Placed on file

 

45.     RECESS TO FINANCE & ORDINANCE:  No Action Taken 

 

          FINANCE

 

          a)       #4B CM  June 19, 2001

Communication of the City Manager relative to Breakdown of New Growth Figures over the past ten years. (Attachments)

         

b)      #5A CM  January 29, 2002

Communication of the City Manager relative to the local aid figures included in the Governor's Budget for the City of Worcester for Fiscal 2003. (Attachments)

 

          c)       #96 CC  February 26, 2002

James A. DelSignore, City Auditor transmitting progress report on the status of the City's finances for the fiscal year that ends June 30, 2002.     (Attachments)

         

d)      #5A CM  February 26, 2002

Communication of the City Manager relative to Financial Projections – FY03. (Attachments)

         

e)       #5A CM  March 5, 2002

Communication of the City Manager relative to a report regarding a breakdown of projected debt service line item presented in the fiscal 2003 budget report from last Tuesday's City Council meeting. (Attachments)

         

f)                  #5A CM March 19, 2002

Communication of the City Manager relative to FY 03 Budget – Personnel Reductions. (Attachments)


 

g)                 #39CC  March 26, 2002

Communication of the City Manager transmitting statement of the Mass. Municipal Association relative to the Governor’s revised Fiscal 2003 Budget Plan to cut $200 million from local aid. (Attachments)

 

h)                 #41CC  April 23, 2002

James DelSignore, City Auditor transmitting the Actuarial Valuation and Review for the City of Worcester Retirement System as of January 1, 2002. (Attachments)

 

i)                   #42CC  April 23, 2002

James DelSignore, City Auditor transmitting a study prepared by The Sega Company of the Early Retirement Incentive that is currently being debated in the Mass. Senate. (Attachments)

 

REPORTS

 

          46-50 ACCEPTED

 

          REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH Upon the following Communications of the City Manager:  recommend Communications be placed on file.

 

46.     Relative to progress on the work being done by the PIP Task Force.(Attachments)

 

47.     Relative to re-use of the PIP Shelter at 701 Main St. (Attachments)

 

48.     Relative to dental problems of Worcester’s children. (Attachments)

 

49.     Relative to pre-school and school based fluoride rinse and dental sealant programs. (Attachments)

 

50.     Relative to response to Health Committee Chairman’s Orders #40 and #41 from March 12, 2002 City Council Calendar. (Attachments)

 

          51-55 REFERRED TO PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

 

51.     REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Michael Falish et al requesting to install sanitary sewer from Sunderland Rd. to 1110 Grafton St. (Attachments)

 

52.     REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Report of the Committee on Public Works Upon the Petition of John D’Iorio & Kenneth Pecora requesting to install sanitary sewer from Onset St. to the end of Porter St. (Attachments)

 

53.     REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Joyce Deschenes requesting to make public Elton St. (Attachments)

 

54.     REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Robert L. Moylan, Jr., Commissioner of Public Works to make public the private portion of Burncoat Terrace. (Attachments)

 

55.     REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD Upon the Petition of Craig Amaral, Vice President, Secured Financial Limited Partnership I requesting to make public Foxmeadow Dr. (Attachments)

 

          56 ACCEPTED & ORDER ADOPTED

 

56.     REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the Petition of Councillor Juan A. Gomez on behalf of Jerry Cordova requesting Director of Traffic Engineering to install a sign near the corner of Derby St. and Houghton St.:  recommend adoption of the accompanying Order to install two Children and two Thickly Settled signs with 30 MPH speed advisory signs attached in both directions on Derby St. (Attachments)


          57-66 VOTED TO ADVERTISE PROPOSED ORDINANCES

 

          REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the following Petitions requesting handicap parking:  recommend passage of the accompanying proposed Ordinances.

         

57.     Councillor Philip Palmieri on behalf of Louis & Luella DeFalco requesting two handicap parking spaces at the corner of Seward and Wilson Sts. (Attachments)

 

58.     Elizabeth Matukaitis requesting handicap parking near empty lot on Preston St. (Attachments)

 

59.     Councillor Philip Palmieri on behalf of Bill Ryan requesting handicap parking in front of 65 Fairmont Ave. (Attachments)

 

60.     Michael Troutner requesting handicap parking in front of 7 Cutler St. (Attachments)

 

61.     Terry Ann Henry requesting handicap parking in front of 46 Oak Ave. (Attachments)

 

62.     Councillor Konstantina Lukes on behalf of Paul Nagle requesting handicap parking in front of 51 Perry Ave. (Attachments)

 

63.     Councillor Michael Perotto on behalf of John Pakula requesting handicap parking in front of 84 June St. (Attachments)

 

64.     REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the Petition of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Riccardi requesting resident permit parking on Plum St.:  recommend passage of the accompanying proposed Ordinance. (Attachments)

 

65.     REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the Petition of Bryan Slack requesting No Parking 6:00-9:00 A.M. on Main St., south side from Goddard Memorial Dr. to Curtis Parkway:  recommend passage of the accompanying proposed Ordinance. (Attachments)

 

66.     REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the Petition of Councillor Paul Clancy, Jr. requesting Traffic Engineer to review the No Parking ban on Vernon St. from Winthrop St. to Millbury St. to allow for parking on one side excluding emergency winter parking events:  recommend passage of the accompanying proposed Ordinance. (Attachments)

 

          67-86 ACCEPTED – 87 RECOMMITTED TO TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMITTEE

 

          REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the following Petitions:  recommend Petitions be placed on file.

 

67.     Councillor Barbara Haller request to create a 4-way Stop at the corners of Clifton & Oberlin Sts. (Attachments)

 

68.     Councillor Barbara Haller request to designate Harding St. between Arwick & Ashmont Sts. as “Not a Truck Route”. (Attachments)

 

69.     Councillor Paul P. Clancy, Jr. on behalf of Robert Hollup request pedestrian lights on Grafton St. at Roosevelt School. (Attachments)

 

70.     REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the Chairman’s Order requesting Traffic and Parking Committee to consider installing pedestrian crossing light on Mountain St. West at the on-ramp to I-190:  recommend Chairman’s Order be placed on file. (Attachments)

 

          REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the following Communications of the City Manager:  recommend Communications be placed on file.

 

71.     Relative to regulations regarding street parking of boats, utility trucks and large tractor-trailers. (Attachments)

 

72.     Relative to issues involving the winter parking ban. (Attachments)

 

73.     Relative to recommended improvements to the declared winter parking ban. (Attachments)

 

74.     Relative to installation of new electronic parking meters. (Attachments)

 

75.     Relative to parking meters with time limits or no meters. (Attachments)

 

76.     Relative to abandoned motor vehicles. (Attachments)

 

77.     Relative to an update on abandoned vehicles. (Attachments)

 

78.     Relative to abandoned vehicles. (Attachments)

 

79.     Relative to an update on the process for removing unregistered vehicles from City streets. (Attachments)

 

          REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the following Petitions:  recommend Petitioners be given leave to withdraw.

 

80.     Albert Belmonte request No Parking from handicap space at 264 Shrewsbury St. to driveway at 262 Shrewsbury St. (Attachments)

 

81.     Councillor Janice L. Nadeau on behalf of Claude & Kunigunde Cigan-Dorman request 3-way Stop sign at intersection of Cedar & Sever Sts. (Attachments)

 

82.     Mayor Timothy Murray request No Parking signs be placed in front of 4 Richmond Ave. (Attachments)

 

83.     Norma Gonzalez request handicap parking at 127 Eastern Ave. (Attachments)

 

          REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TRAFFIC AND PARKING Upon the following Petitions:  recommend Petitions be denied.

 

84.     Juan Betancourt request handicap parking in front of 9 Douglas St. (Attachments)

 

85.     Sharon Sendrowski request resident parking on Wall & Chrome Sts. (Attachments)

 

86.     Councillor Paul P. Clancy, Jr. on behalf of Robert McGinn request resident parking on Westminster St. from Forestdale Rd. to Northampton St. (Attachments)

 

87.     Patricia O’Neil request Stop sign on Westinghouse Parkway at Heroult Rd. (Attachments) Recommitted to Traffic & Parking Committee

 

TABLED ITEMS

 

88.     CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS for conduit locations on:  BATES AVE., LINCOLN ST., BURNCOAT ST. (Attachments)

 

88a.   Granting permission to CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS for conduit locations on:  BATES AVE., LINCOLN ST., BURNCOAT ST.

 

Taken off the Table and Order adopted

 

89.     Communication of the City Manager relative to recent incidents on College Hill near the College of the Holy Cross with regards to student disturbances. (Attachments)  No Action Taken

 

SCHEDULED MEETINGS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES

 

MAY 7, 2002         LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS         COUNCIL CHAMBER

6:00-7:00 P.M.

 

 

MAY 8, 2002                PUBLIC SAFETY               COUNCIL CHAMBER

  5:00 P.M.

 

 

MAY 13, 2002           PUBLIC SERVICE &            COUNCIL CHAMBER

  6:00 P.M.                  TRANSPORTATION

 

 

MAY 14, 2002               MUNICIPAL                      COUNCIL CHAMBER

  5:30 P.M.                     OPERATIONS

 

 

MAY 15, 2002                LAND USE              

5:15 P.M. – VIEW – MEET AT NELSON PLACE SCHOOL

 

6:00-7:30 P.M. – MEETING                            LIBRARY                                                 

                                                                          NELSON PLACE SCHOOL

                                                                          35 NELSON PLACE

Re:  Proposed Development by Assumption College