MassVoter.com← Revere City CouncilRevere City Council · 2020–2021 Council · Regular meeting
February 22, 2021
5 recorded votes, 4 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · City meeting page
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Attendance
Note on these minutes: Council President Anthony T. Zambuto presiding.
Present: Jessica A. Giannino, Arthur F. Guinasso, Patrick M. Keefe, Joanne McKenna, Steven Morabito, Ira Novoselsky, John F. Powers, Richard J. Serino, George J. Rotondo, Gerry Visconti, Anthony T. Zambuto
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Approval of the Journal
Approve the journal (minutes) of the February 8, 2021 meeting
Approval of the Journal of the Regular Meeting of February 8, 2021
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Council Order 20-400
An Ordinance Establishing Wage Theft Prevention Regulation
SHALL THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING WAGE THEFT PREVENTION REGULATIONS?
From the minutes
“RESULT: ORDERED - ROLL CALL [UNANIMOUS] AYES: Giannino, Guinasso, Keefe, McKenna, Morabito, Novoselsky, Powers, Serino, Rotondo, Visconti, Zambuto.”
Council Order 21-037
That the Mayor be requested to enforce the short term rental ordinance which was approved on September 1, 2020. In accordance with the ordinance, a Short-Term Rental Enforcement Office should have...
Motion presented by Councillor McKenna: That the Mayor be requested to enforce the short term rental ordinance which was approved on September 1, 2020. In accordance with the ordinance, a Short-Term Rental Enforcement Office should have been created to enforce the provisions of said ordinance and address the numerous complaints the City Council has received since its passage. Without enforcement, residents are forced to live next to habitual partying at all hours of the night, which diminishes the quality of life of these long-time residents. We owe it to our residents to take control of these unacceptable situations and hold the property owners accountable.
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Council Order 21-040
That the Mayor request the DPW to install bollards at an appropriate location at 101 Beach Street to prevent the destruction of private property. There have been two recent hit and run car...
Motion presented by Councillor McKenna: That the Mayor request the DPW to install bollards at an appropriate location at 101 Beach Street to prevent the destruction of private property. There have been two recent hit and run car accidents where the fence and personal vehicle at this location have been damaged due to vehicles traveling at a high rate of speed around the bend at this section of Beach Street.
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Council Order 21-041
That the Mayor be requested to include on snow storm Code Red calls, a friendly reminder to residents that space savers after snow storms are not allowed. Further, the Mayor instruct DPW and...
Motion presented by Councillor Morabito: That the Mayor be requested to include on snow storm Code Red calls, a friendly reminder to residents that space savers after snow storms are not allowed. Further, the Mayor instruct DPW and Parking Control to pick up and dispose of any space savers on public ways when seen on their routes throughout the City.
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