August 25, 2025

SHALL THE CITY COUNCIL GRANT THE PETITIONER’S REQUEST TO WITHDRAW THE APPLICATION WITHOUT PREJUDICE?

The minutes record the result as “Withdrawn Without Prejudice”.

SHALL THE CITY COUNCIL GRANT THE PETITIONER’S REQUEST TO WITHDRAW THE APPLICATION WITHOUT PREJUDICE?

The minutes record the result as “Withdrawn Without Prejudice”.

An Ordinance Further Amending Appendix A - Table of Fees of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Revere.

The minutes record the result as “Ordered Engrossed And Ordained”.

Motion presented by Councillor Argenzio: That the City Council move to accept Chapter 64G, Sections 3D(a) and 3D(b) of the Massachusetts General Laws, which will allow the City of Revere to impose a community impact fee of up to 3% on the transfer of occupancy of a professionally managed unit and the transfer of occupancy of certain short-term rentals.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.

Motion presented by Councillor Cogliandro: That the Mayor and the Superintendent of the Department of Public Works begin studying the feasibility of closing off Cary Avenue at its connection to the Revere High School parking lot, effectively making it a dead end. Additionally, an "exit only" roadway should be created adjacent to the baseball field, providing access to American Legion Highway. This proposal aims to provide relief to residents of East Mountain Avenue and the surrounding streets from reckless driving, while also enhancing safety for both residents and pedestrians.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.

Motion presented by Councillor Cogliandro, City Councillor Giannino: That the Mayor request the owners and/or management company for Overlook Ridge to appear before the City Council to discuss what security measures are being taken to combat the rampant theft and vandalism happening to the residents of the complex.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.

Motion presented by Councillor Cogliandro: That the Mayor direct the Chief of Police to increase patrols at all intersections of Graves Road. Cars are speeding out of control and running stop signs.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.

Motion presented by Councillor Cogliandro: That the City Council, in conjunction with the Conservation Commission, award a Certificate of Appreciation to Linda Redding for her exceptional administrative work for the Conservation Commission.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.

Motion presented by Councillor Argenzio: That the Mayor request the Chief of Planning & Community Development, the owners project manager and architect for the McKinley School project to appear before the City Council to discuss the project, specifically the construction of a proposed 145' radio tower.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.

Motion presented by Councillor McKenna, Councillor Guarino-Sawaya, Councillor Jaramillo: That the City Council send a letter to the Joint Committee on Financial Services in support of Bill H. 1230 An Act mandating access to cancer screenings for firefighters through health care benefits plans or programs provided by the public employer. This bill, if approved as proposed, will provide our firefighters with free screenings for the following cancers: Colon; Lung; Bladder; Oral; Thyroid; Skin; Blood; Breast; Cervical; Testicular; and Prostate.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.

Motion presented by Councillor McKenna, Councillor Argenzio, Councillor Cogliandro: That the Mayor request the Chief of Police to enforce the provisions of MGL Chapter 90, Section 1E. Further that the Chief of Police, in conjunction with the Superintendent of Public Schools, develop an educational campaign for students relative to the laws and proper usage of motorized scooters.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted. The minutes record the result as “Ordered As Amended”.

Motion presented by Councillor McKenna: That the Mayor request the Superintendent of Public Works and Tree Warden to ensure that tree pits are installed when new sidewalks are constructed, which is not currently being done and contributing to the decimation of trees city-wide. Further, that the City's Grant Writer be directed to begin researching the DCR Greening the Gateway Cities Program Implementation Grant worth up to $100,000 to support tree planting, watering, and maintenance to prepare for next fiscal year's application.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.

Motion presented by Councillor Novoselsky: That the City of Revere revise the restrictions approved on Council Order 02-86 dated November 4, 2002 for Lot 73B on Centennial Avenue to read: 1.) The property shall be maintained and utilized as a parking lot.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted. The minutes record the result as “Ordered As Amended”.

Motion presented by Councillor Guarino-Sawaya: That the City Council request the Mayor, in coordination with MassDOT, DCR, and all other relevant state and regional agencies, to establish a coordinated public process for construction projects that impact the City of Revere. This process should include: 1. A centralized public forum (both online and in- person) where residents can access clear, up-to-date information on

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.

Motion presented by Councillor Guarino-Sawaya: That the Mayor request the DPW and Traffic Commission, in coordination with MassDOT, to evaluate and implement safety measures at the corner of North Shore Road and Vera Street in Oak Island. The property at 795 North Shore Road has been struck by vehicles at least four or five times due to the high rate of speed in this area. Most recently, a car hit a pole and crashed through the property’s fence. The installation of barriers or a guardrail should be considered to protect residents and prevent further incidents. The owner of the property has been requesting that something be done for over 12 years.

The minutes give the result only (a voice vote), so MassVoter does not show how each councillor voted.