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Present: Dennis Giombetti, Charles Sisitsky, George King, Cheryl Tully Stoll, Pam Richardson, Adam Steiner, Michael Cannon, Michael Rossi, Margareth Basilio Shepard, Judith Grove, Edgardo Torres
Absent: None
Approve the second reading of the ordinance assigning the setting of both the water and sewer rates to the Mayor
That the City Council approve the second reading of the ordinance assigning the setting of both the water and sewer rates to the Mayor
Yes: Cannon, Giombetti, Grove, King, Richardson, Rossi, Shepard, Sisitsky, Steiner, TorresNo: Stoll
“Roll Call Vote: 10-1-0 (Cannon, aye; Giombetti, aye; Grove, aye; King, aye; Richardson, aye; Rossi, aye; Shepard, aye; Sisitsky, aye; Steiner, aye; Torres, aye; Tully Stoll, oppose)..” (Motion: Sisitsky, second: Torres)
Refer the matter of the proposed acceptance of roadways known as Arbor Way, Arnold Road, Laverdure Circle, Pitt Road, Salvi Drive, and a portion of Alan Street to the Planning Board to hold a...
That the City Council refer the matter of the proposed acceptance of roadways known as Arbor Way, Arnold Road, Laverdure Circle, Pitt Road, Salvi Drive, and a portion of Alan Street to the Planning Board to hold a public hearing and make a recommendation to the City Council
The minutes give the count (11-0-0); with all 11 councilors voting, each is shown voting yes.
“VOTE: 11-0-0..” (Motion: Stoll, second: Cannon)
Ask the Mayor to resubmit the name after the closing of the 14-day posting period and the City Council schedule a special meeting on October 23 specifically for this discussion
That the City Council ask the Mayor to resubmit the name after the closing of the 14-day posting period and the City Council schedule a special meeting on October 23 specifically for this discussion
The minutes give the count (11-0-0); with all 11 councilors voting, each is shown voting yes.
“VOTE: 11-0-0..” (Motion: King, second: Cannon)
Vote recorded in the minutes (the motion is not restated next to the count)
The minutes give the count (11-0-0); with all 11 councilors voting, each is shown voting yes.
Take review of the June 5, 2018 minutes off the table
To take review of the June 5, 2018 minutes off the table
The minutes give the count (11-0-0); with all 11 councilors voting, each is shown voting yes.
“VOTE: 11-0-0..” (Motion: Sisitsky, second: Cannon)
Approve the minutes of June 5, 2018 as presented
To approve the minutes of June 5, 2018 as presented
The minutes give the count (11-0-0); with all 11 councilors voting, each is shown voting yes.
“VOTE: 11-0-0..” (Motion: Stoll, second: Cannon)
Approve the minutes of July 10, 2018 as presented
To approve the minutes of July 10, 2018 as presented
The minutes give the count (11-0-0); with all 11 councilors voting, each is shown voting yes.
“VOTE: 11-0-0..” (Motion: Stoll, second: Cannon)
Adjourn the meeting
To adjourn
The minutes give the count (11-0-0); with all 11 councilors voting, each is shown voting yes.
“VOTE: 11-0-0..” (Motion: King, second: Cannon)
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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