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Everett City Council · 2024–2025 Council · Regular meeting

April 22, 2024

30 recorded votes, 23 with disagreement.

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Attendance

Present: Anthony DiPierro, John F. Hanlon, Michael Marchese, Stephanie Martins, Wayne A. Matewsky, Stephanie Smith, Guerline Alcy Jabouin, Holly Garcia, Peter Pietrantonio, Katy Rogers, Robert Van Campen

Absent: None

Every vote, in order

Public Hearings

Favorable Action — A petition from National Grid requesting to install 1 new JO mid-span pole (#2163-50) on Second Street beginning at a point approximately 275' northeast of the centerline of the...

Minutes, page 1

ApprovePassed · 8–3

4. C©0151-24 Public Hearing/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition from National Grid requesting to install 1 new JO mid-span pole (#2163-50) on Second Street beginning at a point approximately 275' northeast of the centerline of the intersection of Second Street & Boston Street and approximately 45' southeast of pole #2163 on Second Street A representative from National Grid presented a petition to install 1 new pole on Second Street for a customer-driven project to provide permanent underground service at 337 Second Street. Councilors asked questions about the project details. Some expressed opposition to approving National Grid petitions due to unfinished work in the city. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: Michael Marchese RESULT: Passed [8 TO 3] ; DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Smith, AYES: Van Campen NAYS: Alcy Jabouin, Martins, Rogers AWAY:

Yes: Campen, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Matewsky, Pietrantonio, SmithNo: Jabouin, Martins, Rogers

From the minutes

“4. C©0151-24 Public Hearing/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition from National Grid requesting to install 1 new JO mid-span pole (#2163-50) on Second Street beginning at a point approximately 275' northeast of the centerline of the intersection of Second Street & Boston Street and approximately 45' southeast of pole #2163 on Second Street A representative from National Grid presented a petition to install 1 new pole on Second Street for a customer-driven project to provide permanent underground service at 337 Second Street. Councilors asked questions about the project details. Some expressed opposition to approving National Grid petitions due to unfinished work in the city. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: Michael Marchese RESULT: Passed [8 TO 3] ; DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Smith, AYES: Van Campen NAYS: Alcy Jabouin, Martins, Rogers AWAY:.” (Motion: Anthony DiPierro, second: Michael Marchese)

Read it in the official minutes, page 1 (PDF)

Communications from His Honor the Mayor

Favorable Action — Order: An order requesting approval to appropriate $445,000 from General Fund Budgetary Fund Balance (Free Cash) to the Fire salaries account, to fund the recent ratification of...

Minutes, page 2

Adopt orderPassed · Unanimous, 11 present

2. ©0157-24 Order/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting approval to appropriate $445,000 from General Fund Budgetary Fund Balance (Free Cash) to the Fire salaries account, to fund the recent ratification of the Fire Union contract with the City. The CFO asked to amend the requested appropriation from $350,000 to $445,000 based on a recalculation of the payments needed to fund the recently ratified fire union contract with the city. Councilor Smith made a motion to amend the amount to $445,000 which was seconded. The amendment passed unanimously. A motion was then made and seconded for favorable action on the amended order. It passed unanimously by a roll call vote. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, , Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:

From the minutes

“2. ©0157-24 Order/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting approval to appropriate $445,000 from General Fund Budgetary Fund Balance (Free Cash) to the Fire salaries account, to fund the recent ratification of the Fire Union contract with the City. The CFO asked to amend the requested appropriation from $350,000 to $445,000 based on a recalculation of the payments needed to fund the recently ratified fire union contract with the city. Councilor Smith made a motion to amend the amount to $445,000 which was seconded. The amendment passed unanimously. A motion was then made and seconded for favorable action on the amended order. It passed unanimously by a roll call vote. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, , Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Anthony DiPierro)

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Refer — Order: An order requesting approval to appropriate $150,000.00 from the General Fund Budgetary Fund Balance (Free Cash) to the Treasurer/Collector other expenses account

Minutes, page 3

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

3. C©0161-24 Order/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting approval to appropriate $150,000.00 from the General Fund Budgetary Fund Balance (Free Cash) to the Treasurer/Collector other expenses account. This appropriation is necessary to pay the credit card expenses for the remainder of the year. The council voted to refer the order to the Ways and Means committee for further discussion. Councilor Marchese requested that the CFO provide the total annual amount of credit card and debit card interest paid by the city. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“3. C©0161-24 Order/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting approval to appropriate $150,000.00 from the General Fund Budgetary Fund Balance (Free Cash) to the Treasurer/Collector other expenses account. This appropriation is necessary to pay the credit card expenses for the remainder of the year. The council voted to refer the order to the Ways and Means committee for further discussion. Councilor Marchese requested that the CFO provide the total annual amount of credit card and debit card interest paid by the city. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Michael Marchese, second: Stephanie Smith)

Read it in the official minutes, page 3 (PDF)

Refer — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation of the re-appointment of Colleen Mejia to the position of City Solicitor to a term ending January 5, 2026

Minutes, page 3

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

4. C0162-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the re-appointment of Colleen Mejia to the position of City Solicitor to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“4. C0162-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the re-appointment of Colleen Mejia to the position of City Solicitor to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Anthony DiPierro)

Read it in the official minutes, page 3 (PDF)

Refer — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation of the re-appointment of Jerry Navarra to the position of Executive Director of Public Works to a term ending January 5, 2026

Minutes, page 3

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

5. C0163-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the re-appointment of Jerry Navarra to the position of Executive Director of Public Works to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“5. C0163-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the re-appointment of Jerry Navarra to the position of Executive Director of Public Works to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Anthony DiPierro)

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Refer — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation of the re-appointment of Kevin Dorgan to the position of Director of Information Technology to a term ending January 5, 2026

Minutes, page 4

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

6. C0164-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the re-appointment of Kevin Dorgan to the position of Director of Information Technology to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“6. C0164-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the re-appointment of Kevin Dorgan to the position of Director of Information Technology to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Anthony DiPierro)

Read it in the official minutes, page 4 (PDF)

Refer — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Jay Monty to the position of Director of Transportation and Mobility to a term ending January 5, 2026

Minutes, page 4

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

7. C©0165-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Jay Monty to the position of Director of Transportation and Mobility to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“7. C©0165-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Jay Monty to the position of Director of Transportation and Mobility to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Anthony DiPierro)

Read it in the official minutes, page 4 (PDF)

Refer — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Matt Lattanzi to the position of Executive Director of Planning and Development for a term ending January 5, 2026

Minutes, page 5

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

8. C0166-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Matt Lattanzi to the position of Executive Director of Planning and Development for a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“8. C0166-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Matt Lattanzi to the position of Executive Director of Planning and Development for a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Anthony DiPierro)

Read it in the official minutes, page 5 (PDF)

Refer — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Sabrina Firicano to the position of Director of Public Health to a term ending January 5, 2026

Minutes, page 5

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

9. C0167-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Sabrina Firicano to the position of Director of Public Health to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“9. C0167-24 Appointment/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Sabrina Firicano to the position of Director of Public Health to a term ending January 5, 2026. Items 4 through 9, which are various appointments, were referred collectively along with item 22 to the Legislative Affairs and Elections committee. Councilor Smith requested that the HR Director and Chief of Staff be invited to the committee meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Anthony DiPierro)

Read it in the official minutes, page 5 (PDF)

Petitions and Licenses

Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting the renewal of a second hand dealer's, antique, & precious metals license for Gold n' Oldies at 2044 Revere Beach Pkwy

Minutes, page 5

ApprovePassed · Unanimous, 11 present

10. C0154-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting the renewal of a second hand dealer's, antique, & precious metals license for Gold n' Oldies at 2044 Revere Beach Pkwy MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, 7 Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:

From the minutes

“10. C0154-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting the renewal of a second hand dealer's, antique, & precious metals license for Gold n' Oldies at 2044 Revere Beach Pkwy MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, 7 Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Michael Marchese, second: Anthony DiPierro)

Read it in the official minutes, page 5 (PDF)

Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting the renewal of a junk dealer/collector license for Radius Recycling at 69 Rover Street Items 10-12, which are license renewal petitions, were...

Minutes, page 6

Adopt orderPassed · Unanimous, 11 present

41. C0155-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting the renewal of a junk dealer/collector license for Radius Recycling at 69 Rover Street Items 10-12, which are license renewal petitions, were taken up collectively. The city clerk confirmed all paperwork was in order. The council unanimously approved renewing all three licenses in a single roll call vote. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, . Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:

From the minutes

“41. C0155-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting the renewal of a junk dealer/collector license for Radius Recycling at 69 Rover Street Items 10-12, which are license renewal petitions, were taken up collectively. The city clerk confirmed all paperwork was in order. The council unanimously approved renewing all three licenses in a single roll call vote. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, . Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Michael Marchese, second: Anthony DiPierro)

Read it in the official minutes, page 6 (PDF)

Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting the renewal of a junk dealer/collector license for Second St Iron & Metals at 285 Second Street Items 10-12, which are license renewal petitions,...

Minutes, page 6

Adopt orderPassed · Unanimous, 11 present

12. C0156-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting the renewal of a junk dealer/collector license for Second St Iron & Metals at 285 Second Street Items 10-12, which are license renewal petitions, were taken up collectively. The city clerk confirmed all paperwork was in order. The council unanimously approved renewing all three licenses in a single roll call vote. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, ; Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:

From the minutes

“12. C0156-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting the renewal of a junk dealer/collector license for Second St Iron & Metals at 285 Second Street Items 10-12, which are license renewal petitions, were taken up collectively. The city clerk confirmed all paperwork was in order. The council unanimously approved renewing all three licenses in a single roll call vote. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, ; Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Michael Marchese, second: Anthony DiPierro)

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Committee Reports

Refer Back to Sponsor(s) — Resolution: That a health check of the Everett Housing Authority be performed for transparency and to ensure all paperwork and vouchers are in order, and residency...

Minutes, page 7

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

13. C0130-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie Martins, Councilor Stephanie V. Smith That a health check of the Everett Housing Authority be performed for transparency and to ensure all paperwork and vouchers are in order, and residency compliance requirements and condition of the homes are being met for the well being of our residents. The committee recommended referring the resolution back to the sponsor. The council voted to accept the committee report and refer the item back. MOTION: Refer Back to Sponsor(s) MOVER: Stephanie Martins SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“13. C0130-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie Martins, Councilor Stephanie V. Smith That a health check of the Everett Housing Authority be performed for transparency and to ensure all paperwork and vouchers are in order, and residency compliance requirements and condition of the homes are being met for the well being of our residents. The committee recommended referring the resolution back to the sponsor. The council voted to accept the committee report and refer the item back. MOTION: Refer Back to Sponsor(s) MOVER: Stephanie Martins SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Martins, second: Stephanie Smith)

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Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting a new special license for extended hours of operation for Taqueria Don Roge at 1739 Revere Beach Pkwy

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ApprovePassed · Unanimous, 11 present

14. C0140-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting a new special license for extended hours of operation for Taqueria Don Roge at 1739 Revere Beach Pkwy The committee recommended favorable action on the petition for extended hours for Taqueria Don Roge. The council accepted the report and unanimously approved granting the license. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, i Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:

From the minutes

“14. C0140-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting a new special license for extended hours of operation for Taqueria Don Roge at 1739 Revere Beach Pkwy The committee recommended favorable action on the petition for extended hours for Taqueria Don Roge. The council accepted the report and unanimously approved granting the license. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, i Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Anthony DiPierro)

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Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting a new repair license for Rev Head Auto Group LLC at 114 Bow Street

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ApprovePassed · Unanimous, 11 present

15. ©0141-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting a new repair license for Rev Head Auto Group LLC at 114 Bow Street The committee recommended favorable action on the repair license petition for Rev Head Auto Group. The council accepted the report and unanimously approved granting the license. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, : Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:

From the minutes

“15. ©0141-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting a new repair license for Rev Head Auto Group LLC at 114 Bow Street The committee recommended favorable action on the repair license petition for Rev Head Auto Group. The council accepted the report and unanimously approved granting the license. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, : Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Anthony DiPierro, second: Stephanie Smith)

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Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting a new class two motor vehicle dealer license for RM Auto Sales at 138 Spring Street

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ApprovePassed · Unanimous, 11 present

16. C0142-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting a new class two motor vehicle dealer license for RM Auto Sales at 138 Spring Street MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: John Hanton SECONDER: Wayne Matewsky RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, : Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:

From the minutes

“16. C0142-24 Petition/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President A petition requesting a new class two motor vehicle dealer license for RM Auto Sales at 138 Spring Street MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: John Hanton SECONDER: Wayne Matewsky RESULT: Passed [11 TO 0] AYES: Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, : Matewsky, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: John F. Hanlon, second: Wayne A. Matewsky)

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Unfinished Business

Postpone — Resolution: That the administration provide an update on the process to select a new permanent Fire Chief

Minutes, page 9

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

17. ©C0014-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie Martins & the Entire City Council That the administration provide an update on the process to select a new permanent Fire Chief. Councilor Martins asked the city clerk to read the update received on the fire chief selection process. The clerk read an email from the HR Director stating that the assessment center for fire chief candidates has been scheduled for June 11th, with two pre-meeting sessions to be held in the coming weeks to familiarize applicants with the process. Councilor Martins made a motion to postpone the item to the second council meeting in June in order to receive a final update after the assessment center has taken place. The motion was seconded. Councilor Pietrantonio expressed disappointment, stating he thought they were told a new chief would be in place by May. He asked for clarification on the timeline. The mayor's chief of staff Erin Devaney was invited to speak. She explained the assessment center date was pushed to June at the request of the candidates to allow them a fair opportunity to apply. She said the ultimate timeline to present a new chief for council approval depends on how quickly the civil service process moves after the assessment, so an exact date cannot be provided. The motion to postpone the item to the second June meeting passed on a voice vote. MOTION: Postpone MOVER: Stephanie Martins SECONDER: _ Holly Garcia RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“17. ©C0014-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie Martins & the Entire City Council That the administration provide an update on the process to select a new permanent Fire Chief. Councilor Martins asked the city clerk to read the update received on the fire chief selection process. The clerk read an email from the HR Director stating that the assessment center for fire chief candidates has been scheduled for June 11th, with two pre-meeting sessions to be held in the coming weeks to familiarize applicants with the process. Councilor Martins made a motion to postpone the item to the second council meeting in June in order to receive a final update after the assessment center has taken place. The motion was seconded. Councilor Pietrantonio expressed disappointment, stating he thought they were told a new chief would be in place by May. He asked for clarification on the timeline. The mayor's chief of staff Erin Devaney was invited to speak. She explained the assessment center date was pushed to June at the request of the candidates to allow them a fair opportunity to apply. She said the ultimate timeline to present a new chief for council approval depends on how quickly the civil service process moves after the assessment, so an exact date cannot be provided. The motion to postpone the item to the second June meeting passed on a voice vote. MOTION: Postpone MOVER: Stephanie Martins SECONDER: _ Holly Garcia RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Martins, second: Holly Garcia)

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Refer Back to Sponsor(s) — Resolution: That The Administration take the necessary steps to ensure construction of the Fuller Street speed tables can commence once weather permits Councilor...

Minutes, page 9

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

18. ©0041-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Anthony DiPierro That The Administration take the necessary steps to ensure construction of the Fuller Street speed tables can commence once weather permits Councilor DiPierro shared an update from the administration that plans for the Fuller Street raised crosswalks are with procurement and will be out to bid soon, with construction targeted to start in late May or early June. He moved to refer the item back to himself as the sponsor. MOTION: Refer Back to Sponsor(s) MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: John Hanlon RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“18. ©0041-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Anthony DiPierro That The Administration take the necessary steps to ensure construction of the Fuller Street speed tables can commence once weather permits Councilor DiPierro shared an update from the administration that plans for the Fuller Street raised crosswalks are with procurement and will be out to bid soon, with construction targeted to start in late May or early June. He moved to refer the item back to himself as the sponsor. MOTION: Refer Back to Sponsor(s) MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: John Hanlon RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Anthony DiPierro, second: John F. Hanlon)

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Favorable Action — Order: An order requesting approval to appropriate by borrowing $11,400,000.00 for Improvements at the Old Everett High School, located at 548 Broadway

Minutes, page 9

Adopt orderFailed · 5–6

19. C0085-24 Order/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting approval to appropriate by borrowing $11,400,000.00 for Improvements at the Old Everett High School, located at 548 Broadway MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Robert Van Campen SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [5 TO 6] AYES: DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Martins, Matewsky NAYS: Alcy Jabouin, Marchese, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen AWAY:

Yes: DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Martins, MatewskyNo: Campen, Jabouin, Marchese, Pietrantonio, Rogers, SmithThe minutes print “Passed” on the result line, but the count is 5 yes to 6 no, so the motion did not carry; it is shown as failed.

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“19. C0085-24 Order/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen, as President An order requesting approval to appropriate by borrowing $11,400,000.00 for Improvements at the Old Everett High School, located at 548 Broadway MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Robert Van Campen SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [5 TO 6] AYES: DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Martins, Matewsky NAYS: Alcy Jabouin, Marchese, Pietrantonio, Rogers, Smith, Van Campen AWAY:.” (Motion: Robert Van Campen, second: Stephanie Smith)

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Refer Back to Sponsor(s) — Resolution: A resolution asking the administration to submit all costs associated with the old Everett High School (Utilities, maintenance, heat, insurance, etc.) and...

Minutes, page 10

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

20. C0088-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Guerline Alcy Jabouin A resolution asking the administration to submit all costs associated with the old Everett High School (Utilities, maintenance, heat, insurance, etc.) and all funds allocated to maintain it. MOTION: Refer Back to Sponsor(s) MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Wayne Matewsky RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“20. C0088-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Guerline Alcy Jabouin A resolution asking the administration to submit all costs associated with the old Everett High School (Utilities, maintenance, heat, insurance, etc.) and all funds allocated to maintain it. MOTION: Refer Back to Sponsor(s) MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Wayne Matewsky RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Wayne A. Matewsky)

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Refer Back to Sponsor(s) — Resolution: That the DeMaria Administration provide an update of the names of those individuals to be appointed to the special Charter Review Committee as required by...

Minutes, page 10

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

21. C0125-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen That the DeMaria Administration provide an update of the names of those individuals to be appointed to the special Charter Review Committee as required by Section 9-6 of the Everett City Charter MOTION: Refer Back to Sponsor(s) MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“21. C0125-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Robert J. Van Campen That the DeMaria Administration provide an update of the names of those individuals to be appointed to the special Charter Review Committee as required by Section 9-6 of the Everett City Charter MOTION: Refer Back to Sponsor(s) MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Michael Marchese, second: Anthony DiPierro)

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Refer — Ordinance: An ordinance requiring all playing fields in Everett to use environmentally sustainable organic grass instead of artificial turf

Minutes, page 11

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 11 present

23. C0137-24 Ordinance/s/ Councilor Katy L. Rogers An ordinance requiring all playing fields in Everett to use environmentally sustainable organic grass instead of artificial turf Councilor Rogers stated that while the ordinance has merit, she believes it warrants a more in-depth discussion in committee rather than rushing a decision, citing health and safety concerns about artificial turf that were raised during public participation. Councilor Rogers moved to refer the ordinance to the Public Safety and Public Service committee for further discussion and study. The motion passed unanimously. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Katy Rogers SECONDER: Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, but say “The motion passed unanimously.”, so every councilor present is shown voting yes.

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“23. C0137-24 Ordinance/s/ Councilor Katy L. Rogers An ordinance requiring all playing fields in Everett to use environmentally sustainable organic grass instead of artificial turf Councilor Rogers stated that while the ordinance has merit, she believes it warrants a more in-depth discussion in committee rather than rushing a decision, citing health and safety concerns about artificial turf that were raised during public participation. Councilor Rogers moved to refer the ordinance to the Public Safety and Public Service committee for further discussion and study. The motion passed unanimously. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Katy Rogers SECONDER: Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Katy Rogers, second: Stephanie Martins)

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New Business

Refer — Resolution: A resolution requesting the status on planting trees along Elm St. and in neighborhoods throughout the community

Minutes, page 12

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

24. C0148-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Katy L. Rogers, Councilor Stephanie Martins, Councilor Anthony DiPierro A resolution requesting the status on planting trees along Elm St. and in neighborhoods throughout the community Councilor Rogers requested an update from the administration on plans to plant trees on Elm Street and in other neighborhoods, particularly the Woodlawn section. She moved to refer the item to the Legislative Affairs committee and invite relevant officials to the meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Katy Rogers SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“24. C0148-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Katy L. Rogers, Councilor Stephanie Martins, Councilor Anthony DiPierro A resolution requesting the status on planting trees along Elm St. and in neighborhoods throughout the community Councilor Rogers requested an update from the administration on plans to plant trees on Elm Street and in other neighborhoods, particularly the Woodlawn section. She moved to refer the item to the Legislative Affairs committee and invite relevant officials to the meeting. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Katy Rogers SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Katy Rogers, second: Anthony DiPierro)

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Refer — Resolution: That the City of Everett gives priority to the youth sports/enrichment programs in Everett and EPS for field permits prior to providing permits to other Cities As a board...

Minutes, page 13

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 11 present

25. C0149-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith That the City of Everett gives priority to the youth sports/enrichment programs in Everett and EPS for field permits prior to providing permits to other Cities As a board member and coach for Everett Little League, Councilor Smith has learned that Everett youth sports groups are being forced to practice in neighboring cities like Chelsea because field permits are being issued to other cities ahead of local programs. She believes Everett youth sports should be prioritized for field space. However, there seems to be confusion over which city department actually controls the field permitting process. Councilor Smith made a motion to refer the resolution to the DPW director, mayor's office and the Recreation and Youth Development department and request a response for the next council meeting explaining how field permits are issued and allocated. The motion was seconded. The council voted unanimously in favor of the referral motion on a voice vote. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Peter Pietrantonio RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, but say “The council voted unanimously in favor of the referral motion on a voice vote.”, so every councilor present is shown voting yes.

From the minutes

“25. C0149-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith That the City of Everett gives priority to the youth sports/enrichment programs in Everett and EPS for field permits prior to providing permits to other Cities As a board member and coach for Everett Little League, Councilor Smith has learned that Everett youth sports groups are being forced to practice in neighboring cities like Chelsea because field permits are being issued to other cities ahead of local programs. She believes Everett youth sports should be prioritized for field space. However, there seems to be confusion over which city department actually controls the field permitting process. Councilor Smith made a motion to refer the resolution to the DPW director, mayor's office and the Recreation and Youth Development department and request a response for the next council meeting explaining how field permits are issued and allocated. The motion was seconded. The council voted unanimously in favor of the referral motion on a voice vote. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Peter Pietrantonio RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Peter Pietrantonio)

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Refer — Resolution: That the City considers building a concession stand and permanent bathrooms at the Rivergreen Park so more youth programs can utilize the fields Councilor Smith proposed that...

Minutes, page 13

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

26. C0150-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith That the City considers building a concession stand and permanent bathrooms at the Rivergreen Park so more youth programs can utilize the fields Councilor Smith proposed that the city look into constructing a concession stand and permanent bathrooms at Rivergreen Park, stating the lack of these facilities prevents the fields from being fully used by youth sports. She moved to refer the idea to multiple departments for a feasibility response. in writing to her as sponsor MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Michael Marchese RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“26. C0150-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith That the City considers building a concession stand and permanent bathrooms at the Rivergreen Park so more youth programs can utilize the fields Councilor Smith proposed that the city look into constructing a concession stand and permanent bathrooms at Rivergreen Park, stating the lack of these facilities prevents the fields from being fully used by youth sports. She moved to refer the idea to multiple departments for a feasibility response. in writing to her as sponsor MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: Michael Marchese RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Michael Marchese)

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Refer — Order: That the city provide an update on the construction project at the old Siver Fox on Second Street

Minutes, page 13

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

27. C0153-24 Order/s/ Councilor Wayne A. Matewsky That the city provide an update on the construction project at the old Siver Fox on Second Street Councilor Matewsky requested an update on the construction and timeline for a residential development approved at the former Silver Fox property on Second Street. He moved to refer the order to the Building Department and Planning Board. for a written response to Councilor Matewsky MOTION: Refer MOVER: Wayne Matewsky SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

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From the minutes

“27. C0153-24 Order/s/ Councilor Wayne A. Matewsky That the city provide an update on the construction project at the old Siver Fox on Second Street Councilor Matewsky requested an update on the construction and timeline for a residential development approved at the former Silver Fox property on Second Street. He moved to refer the order to the Building Department and Planning Board. for a written response to Councilor Matewsky MOTION: Refer MOVER: Wayne Matewsky SECONDER: Stephanie Smith RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Wayne A. Matewsky, second: Stephanie Smith)

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Refer — Resolution: That contractors that work in the city have a designated staging area for their equipment and construction materials when they are going to be working in a designated area for...

Minutes, page 14

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

28. C0158-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Holly D. Garcia That contractors that work in the city have a designated staging area for their equipment and construction materials when they are going to be working in a designated area for more than a few days. Councilor Garcia requested the administration and city engineer develop a policy to have construction contractors use designated staging areas for equipment and materials rather than taking up on-street parking spaces and blocking sidewalks. The council voted to refer the item to the mayor and engineer. to take appropriate action MOTION: Refer MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Peter Pietrantonio RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“28. C0158-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Holly D. Garcia That contractors that work in the city have a designated staging area for their equipment and construction materials when they are going to be working in a designated area for more than a few days. Councilor Garcia requested the administration and city engineer develop a policy to have construction contractors use designated staging areas for equipment and materials rather than taking up on-street parking spaces and blocking sidewalks. The council voted to refer the item to the mayor and engineer. to take appropriate action MOTION: Refer MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Peter Pietrantonio RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Holly Garcia, second: Peter Pietrantonio)

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Refer — Resolution: That the administration share its current economic development plan for the city

Minutes, page 14

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

29. C0159-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie Martins That the administration share its current economic development plan for the city Councilor Martins requested a copy of the city's current economic development plan from the administration, stating she does not believe one exists. She moved to refer the item to the administration to either provide the plan or state that there is none in writing. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Martins SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“29. C0159-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie Martins That the administration share its current economic development plan for the city Councilor Martins requested a copy of the city's current economic development plan from the administration, stating she does not believe one exists. She moved to refer the item to the administration to either provide the plan or state that there is none in writing. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Martins SECONDER: Anthony DiPierro RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Martins, second: Anthony DiPierro)

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Refer — Resolution: That the administration consider organizing an information forum for ARPA applications and eligibility for businesses

Minutes, page 14

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

30. C0160-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie Martins That the administration consider organizing an information forum for ARPA applications and eligibility for businesses Councilor Martins noted that the city's ARPA website lacks information on the application process and eligibility requirements for business relief funds. She requested the administration organize workshops to educate businesses and update the website with the relevant information. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Martins SECONDER: John Hanlon RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.

From the minutes

“30. C0160-24 Resolution/s/ Councilor Stephanie Martins That the administration consider organizing an information forum for ARPA applications and eligibility for businesses Councilor Martins noted that the city's ARPA website lacks information on the application process and eligibility requirements for business relief funds. She requested the administration organize workshops to educate businesses and update the website with the relevant information. MOTION: Refer MOVER: Stephanie Martins SECONDER: John Hanlon RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Martins, second: John F. Hanlon)

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Adjournment

Adjourn — Meeting adjourned at 10:10 PM

Minutes, page 15

ProceduralPassed · Voice vote, names not recorded

Meeting adjourned at 10:10 PM MOTION: Adjourn MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: _ Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:

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From the minutes

“Meeting adjourned at 10:10 PM MOTION: Adjourn MOVER: Stephanie Smith SECONDER: _ Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Stephanie Smith, second: Stephanie Martins)

Read it in the official minutes, page 15 (PDF)

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