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July 16, 2024
7 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
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Present: Sara-Lynn Reynolds, Laura Dee Dolan, James J. DiLisio, Ty Waterman, Michael A. Angelo, Jonathan F. Tavares, Pamela Foa, Laurie A. Sawyer, Nicholas G. Lavoie
Absent: Todd M. Kobus, Diana Holmes
Every vote, in order
Suspend the Rules to take the public hearings out of order due to speakers present
To Suspend the Rules to take the public hearings out of order due to speakers present
From the minutes
“voted unanimously to Suspend the Rules to take the public hearings out of order due to speakers present.”
Approve the following minutes: June 4, 18 and 25, 2024
To approve the following minutes: June 4, 18 and 25, 2024
From the minutes
“voted unanimously to approve the following minutes: June 4, 18 and 25, 2024.”
Accept "Parcel B" containing 259,193± square feet of real estate for "open space" purposes in perpetuity and place under the stewardship of the Conservation Commission fulfilling the Conservation Commission's Order of Co
To accept "Parcel B" containing 259,193± square feet of real estate for "open space" purposes in perpetuity and place under the stewardship of the Conservation Commission fulfilling the Conservation Commission's Order of Conditions #097-1184 dated July 13, 2011 as well as Condition #14 contained in the Planning Board's Certificate of Vote dated June 23, 2011, specifically: "That pursuant to the provisions of §17-10.5 OPEN SPACE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT, Viridian Development, LLC shall formally offer "Parcel B" containing 259,193± square feet of open space, as shown on Sheet 5 of 16 to the Municipal Council as a donation to the Conservation Commission prior to a final release of funds from the performance guarantee or lots from Covenant, whichever applies, by the Planning Board." Chair Waterman of Traffic & Transportation brought the following vote forward:
From the minutes
“Voted 9 yeas - 0 nays (Holmes, Kobus absent) to accept "Parcel B" containing 259,193± square feet of real estate for "open space" purposes in perpetuity and place under the stewardship of the Conservation Commission fulfilling the Conservation Commission's Order of Conditions #097-1184 dated July 13, 2011 as well as Condition #14 contained in the Planning Board's Certificate of Vote dated June 23, 2011, specifically: "That pursuant to the provisions of §17-10.5 OPEN SPACE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT, Viridian Development, LLC shall formally offer "Parcel B" containing 259,193± square feet of open space, as shown on Sheet 5 of 16 to the Municipal Council as a donation to the Conservation Commission prior to a final release of funds from the performance guarantee or lots from Covenant, whichever applies, by the Planning Board." Chair Waterman of Traffic & Transportation brought the following v.”
Strike the following: FROM THE DOCKET OF MARCH 5, 2024: Referred the following request to the Traffic Study Commission for study and recommendation: To create pedestrian crosswalks at two locations: the intersection of C
To strike the following: FROM THE DOCKET OF MARCH 5, 2024: Referred the following request to the Traffic Study Commission for study and recommendation: To create pedestrian crosswalks at two locations: the intersection of Commerce Way and Tiffany Street and at (approximately) 1400 Commerce Way to assist residents of the complex to cross heavily trafficked thoroughfares
From the minutes
“Voted 9 yeas - 0 nays (Holmes, Kobus absent) to strike the following: FROM THE DOCKET OF MARCH 5, 2024: Referred the following request to the Traffic Study Commission for study and recommendation: To create pedestrian crosswalks at two locations: the intersection of Commerce Way and Tiffany Street and at (approximately) 1400 Commerce Way to assist residents of the complex to cross heavily trafficked thoroughfares.”
Approve the amendment to Section 1-8.1 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Attleboro which contains outdated pricing and information
To approve the amendment to Section 1-8.1 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Attleboro which contains outdated pricing and information
From the minutes
“Voted 9 yeas - 0 nays (Holmes, Kobus absent) to approve the amendment to Section 1-8.1 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Attleboro which contains outdated pricing and information.”
Strike the following: FROM THE DOCKET OF MARCH 5, 2024: A request to look at changes to 7-8.2 of the City Ordinance; requesting a review and overhaul of the Abatement process for Non-Municipal Users of the City's Rubbish
To strike the following: FROM THE DOCKET OF MARCH 5, 2024: A request to look at changes to 7-8.2 of the City Ordinance; requesting a review and overhaul of the Abatement process for Non-Municipal Users of the City's Rubbish/Recycle Program
From the minutes
“Voted 9 yeas - 0 nays (Holmes, Kobus absent) to strike the following: FROM THE DOCKET OF MARCH 5, 2024: A request to look at changes to 7-8.2 of the City Ordinance; requesting a review and overhaul of the Abatement process for Non-Municipal Users of the City's Rubbish/Recycle Program.”
Adjourn at 6:54 P.M. A TRUE COPY ATTEST: City Clerk/Clerk of the Council MINUTES APPROVED BY COUNCIL: (DATE) City Clerk/Clerk of the Council July 16, 2024
To adjourn at 6:54 P.M. A TRUE COPY ATTEST: City Clerk/Clerk of the Council MINUTES APPROVED BY COUNCIL: (DATE) City Clerk/Clerk of the Council July 16, 2024
From the minutes
“voted unanimously to adjourn at 6:54 P.M..”
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