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Framingham City Council · 2018–2019 Council · Regular meeting

January 16, 2018

9 recorded votes, 9 with disagreement.

Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · City meeting page

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Attendance

Present: Dennis Giombetti, Margareth Basilio Shepard, Michael Cannon, Charles Sisitsky, Judith Grove, Adam Steiner, George King, Cheryl Tully Stoll, Pam Richardson, Michael Rossi

Absent: Edgardo Torres

Every vote, in order

Refer the Proposed Changes to the Zoning Bylaw to the Planning Board, as presented by the Planning Board Administrator so that the required public hearings can be held

Minutes, page 3

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 10 present

To refer the Proposed Changes to the Zoning Bylaw to the Planning Board, as presented by the Planning Board Administrator so that the required public hearings can be held

The minutes give the count (10-0-0) without names; it equals the councilors present, so each is shown voting yes.

From the minutes

“VOTE: 10-0-0..” (Motion: Cannon, second: Stoll)

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

A presentation be added to a City Council agenda as soon as the studies are available

Minutes, page 4

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 10 present

That a presentation be added to a City Council agenda as soon as the studies are available

The minutes give the count (10-0-0) without names; it equals the councilors present, so each is shown voting yes.

From the minutes

“VOTE: 10-0-0..” (Motion: Cannon, second: Sisitsky)

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

Refer Proposed Change to the Zoning Bylaw - Transfer of Development Rights to the Planning Board

Minutes, page 5

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 10 present

To refer Proposed Change to the Zoning Bylaw - Transfer of Development Rights to the Planning Board

The minutes give the count (10-0-0) without names; it equals the councilors present, so each is shown voting yes.

From the minutes

“VOTE: 10-0-0..” (Motion: King, second: Stoll)

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

Order 2018-007

Table the matter of FY17 tuition reimbursements from the School Department until the February 20 Council meeting as recommended

Minutes, page 5

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 10 present

To table the matter of FY17 tuition reimbursements from the School Department until the February 20 Council meeting as recommended

The minutes give the count (10-0-0) without names; it equals the councilors present, so each is shown voting yes.

From the minutes

“VOTE: 10-0-0..” (Motion: Cannon, second: Stoll)

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

Accept the recommendation of the Appointments subcommittee to affirm the Mayor’s appointments to the Board of Licensing Commissioners as presented

Minutes, page 8

Confirm appointmentPassed · 8–1

That the City Council accept the recommendation of the Appointments subcommittee to affirm the Mayor’s appointments to the Board of Licensing Commissioners as presented

Yes: Cannon, Giombetti, King, Rossi, Shepard, Sisitsky, Steiner, StollNo: GroveAbstained: RichardsonThe minutes name the councilors who voted no or abstained; the count adds up to the councilors present, so the others are shown voting yes. Pam Richardson abstained (shown as present, not voting).

From the minutes

“VOTE: 8-1-1 (Grove oppose; Richardson abstain)..” (Motion: Rossi, second: Shepard)

Read it in the official minutes, page 8 (PDF)

The appointment of Adam R

Minutes, page 8

Confirm appointmentPassed · Unanimous, 10 present

That the appointment of Adam R

The minutes give the count (10-0-0) without names; it equals the councilors present, so each is shown voting yes.

From the minutes

“VOTE: 10-0-0..” (Motion: King, second: Stoll)

Read it in the official minutes, page 8 (PDF)

Order 2018-009

Refer the development of the Fy19 City Council budget recommendation to the Finance Subcommittee

Minutes, page 8

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 10 present

To refer the development of the Fy19 City Council budget recommendation to the Finance Subcommittee

The minutes give the count (10-0-0) without names; it equals the councilors present, so each is shown voting yes.

From the minutes

“VOTE: 10-0-0..” (Motion: Stoll, second: Cannon)

Read it in the official minutes, page 8 (PDF)

Minutes

Approve the minutes from January 2, 2018 as presented

Minutes, page 8

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 10 present

To approve the minutes from January 2, 2018 as presented

The minutes give the count (10-0-0) without names; it equals the councilors present, so each is shown voting yes.

From the minutes

“VOTE: 10-0-0..” (Motion: Stoll, second: Cannon)

Read it in the official minutes, page 8 (PDF)

Adjournment

Adjourn the meeting

Minutes, page 9

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 10 present

To adjourn

The minutes give the count (10-0-0) without names; it equals the councilors present, so each is shown voting yes.

From the minutes

“VOTE: 10-0-0..” (Motion: Sisitsky, second: Cannon)

Read it in the official minutes, page 9 (PDF)

From the Framingham City Council’s official minutes, posted on the city’s public meeting portal (linked from the Public Meeting Calendar on framinghamma.gov). We check every vote against the councilors present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Councilor photos: Framingham Patch (George King, Janet Leombruno, Christine Long, Michael Cannon, Noval Alexander, Philip Ottaviani, Leora Mallach, John Stefanini; candidate and courtesy photos), District2Framingham.com (Brandon Ward), Run for Something (Mary Kate Feeney) and Framingham SOURCE (Tracey Bryant, 2021 candidate Q&A, photo courtesy of the candidate). The city’s website has no councilor photos. Former councilors show initials.

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