MassVoter.com← Revere City CouncilRevere City Council · 2020–2021 Council · Regular meeting
September 28, 2020
6 recorded votes, 6 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · City meeting page
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Attendance
Note on these minutes: President Patrick M. Keefe presiding.
Present: Jessica A. Giannino, Arthur F. Guinasso, Joanne McKenna, Steven Morabito, John F. Powers, Richard J. Serino, Gerry Visconti, Anthony T. Zambuto, Patrick M. Keefe
Absent: Ira Novoselsky, George J. Rotondo
Every vote, in order
Approval of the Journal
Approve the journal (minutes) of the September 14, 2020 meeting
Approval of the Journal of the Regular Meeting of September 14, 2020
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Council Order 20-328
That the Mayor instruct the Traffic Commission, in consultation with the Parking Clerk, to amend the regulations governing the new City-Wide Overnight Parking Program to allow all residents whose...
Motion presented by Councillor McKenna, Councillor Giannino, Councillor Serino: That the Mayor instruct the Traffic Commission, in consultation with the Parking Clerk, to amend the regulations governing the new City-Wide Overnight Parking Program to allow all residents whose vehicles are registered in the City of Revere and who pay motor vehicle excise taxes to the City of Revere be eligible to receive an overnight or permanent parking sticker provided the resident does not live in a residential building in which parking variances have been previously granted by the City.
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Council Order 20-329
That the Mayor request the Traffic Commission to provide for overnight resident parking stickers for residents whose residential addresses are listed as Revere Beach Parkway. These residents are...
Motion presented by Councillor McKenna: That the Mayor request the Traffic Commission to provide for overnight resident parking stickers for residents whose residential addresses are listed as Revere Beach Parkway. These residents are paying excise tax to the City and should be able to park on adjacent streets.
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Council Order 20-330
That the Mayor request the appropriate City department to provide new lighting on the pedestrian overpass behind the Garfield School. The old lights and wiring are all rotted. This request is made...
Motion presented by Councillor Novoselsky: That the Mayor request the appropriate City department to provide new lighting on the pedestrian overpass behind the Garfield School. The old lights and wiring are all rotted. This request is made in the interest of public safety.
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Council Order 20-331
That the Mayor request the Traffic Commission to review the "No Parking" regulation in front of the McKinley School. Removal of this regulation would provide for additional on street parking
Motion presented by Councillor Keefe: That the Mayor request the Traffic Commission to review the "No Parking" regulation in front of the McKinley School. Removal of this regulation would provide for additional on street parking
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Council Order 20-332
That the Mayor request the Traffic Commission to allow the residents of 77 Bennington Street to be eligible to participate in the resident parking program. Historically, this development was...
Motion presented by Councillor McKenna: That the Mayor request the Traffic Commission to allow the residents of 77 Bennington Street to be eligible to participate in the resident parking program. Historically, this development was eligible for resident parking stickers and is located approximately 600 yards from the Beachmont T Station.
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