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146 recorded votes, 146 with disagreement.
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Start my ballot →Note on these minutes: Called to order by Ward Seven Alderman Katjana Ballantyne.
Present: Stephanie Hirsch, Wilfred Mbah, Mary Jo Rossetti, William White, Matthew McLaughlin, J.T. Scott, Ben Ewen-Campen, Mark Niedergang, Lance Davis, Katjana Ballantyne
Absent: Jesse Clingan
Approve the minutes of the June 28, 2018 regular meeting
Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting, June 28, 2018.
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Submitted by Eversource to install 6 feet of conduit from Pole 246/4 to a point of pickup at 27 Murdock St
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The Entire Board and the Mayor Supporting Somerville Overcoming Addiction and other community groups by Resolving that September, 2018 shall be Recovery Month in Somerville
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That the Director of Finance update this Board of all state funding (anticipated vs. actual) for this Fiscal Year
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That the Administration update this Board on the status of the Tufts PILOT Negotiations Committee
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That the Chief Assessor provide this Board with the number of retail vacancies citywide
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That the Administration consider revising the process of notice for unpaid noncriminal violations, paying particular attention to the second notice which is mailed more than 6 months later...
By Ald. Rossetti That the Administration consider revising the process of notice for unpaid noncriminal violations, paying particular attention to the second notice which is mailed more than 6 months later indicating potential liens on properties.
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That the Director of SPCD and the Director of Traffic and Parking report to this Board on plans to improve traffic signalization and flow at problem intersections such as Powderhouse Circle...
By Ald. Niedergang, Hirsch That the Director of SPCD and the Director of Traffic and Parking report to this Board on plans to improve traffic signalization and flow at problem intersections such as Powderhouse Circle, Magoun Square, and others.
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The Entire Board That the Administration submit an update to this Board on efforts to create a Municipal ID, including a plan for dealing with the encryption of information that appears to be...
By Ald. Niedergang, and the Entire Board That the Administration submit an update to this Board on efforts to create a Municipal ID, including a plan for dealing with the encryption of information that appears to be holding back progress.
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The Entire Board That the Director of SPCD report to this Board on the depletion of the City’s tree canopy due to development and infrastructure projects, and present the Administration’s response...
By Ald. Niedergang, and the Entire Board That the Director of SPCD report to this Board on the depletion of the City’s tree canopy due to development and infrastructure projects, and present the Administration’s response to mitigate the harm from these lost trees.
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That, in the interest of tree preservation, the City Solicitor draft a revision of the Tree Ordinance to include restrictions and regulations on cutting trees of at least six inches in diameter on...
By Ald. Niedergang That, in the interest of tree preservation, the City Solicitor draft a revision of the Tree Ordinance to include restrictions and regulations on cutting trees of at least six inches in diameter on private property, and explain how the proposed revision differs from the ones that Cambridge, Lexington and Newton that have already passed to protect trees on private property.
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That the City Solicitor provide update this Board on drafting a home rule petition to change the name Alderman to City Councilor
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That the Director of SPCD update this Board on the Administration’s traffic calming program, including a report on the traffic petition program and responses to and implementation of petition...
By Ald. Niedergang, Scott That the Director of SPCD update this Board on the Administration’s traffic calming program, including a report on the traffic petition program and responses to and implementation of petition requests for traffic calming interventions on specific streets.
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That the Director of SPCD and other City staff report to this Board on the Bird electric dockless scooter program and how the Administration plans to deal with it
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That this Board discharge #205807 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “That the City Solicitor draft an ordinance to establish the city’s current green space as a minimum allowed amount, as...
By Ald. Niedergang That this Board discharge #205807 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “That the City Solicitor draft an ordinance to establish the city’s current green space as a minimum allowed amount, as described within.”
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That this Board discharge #202258 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “Planning Board conveying its recommendations re: #200102 (inclusionary housing), with respect to Tenancy Preservation.”
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That this Board discharge #202259 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “Planning Board conveying its recommendations re: #200102 (inclusionary housing), with respect to Waiting Lists.”
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That this Board discharge #205445 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “That the Administration establish a dedicated fund within the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to provide direct housing...
By Ald. Niedergang That this Board discharge #205445 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “That the Administration establish a dedicated fund within the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to provide direct housing assistance for municipal employees struggling to remain in Somerville, which could be funded through revenue from a real estate transfer Fee.”
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That this Board discharge #205446 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “That the Administration establish a dedicated fund within the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to support community land...
By Ald. Niedergang That this Board discharge #205446 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “That the Administration establish a dedicated fund within the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to support community land trusts in Somerville, which could be funded through revenue from a real estate transfer fee.”
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That this Board discharge #204532 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “That the City Solicitor determine whether the City may issue a parking citation to vehicles parked on private property in...
By Ald. Niedergang That this Board discharge #204532 from the Legislative Matters Committee: “That the City Solicitor determine whether the City may issue a parking citation to vehicles parked on private property in violation of zoning provisions that prohibit such parking.”
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That the City Solicitor draft a home rule petition to grant Permanent Residents the right to vote in municipal elections
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That the Administration update this Board on the State's recent passage of Automatic Voter Registration, and what it will mean for residents
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That the Director of SPCD, the City Engineer, and the Commissioner of Public Works report in writing to this Board, their response to the concerns raised by the Somerville Bicycle Committee on...
By Ald. Ewen-Campen, Clingan, Scott That the Director of SPCD, the City Engineer, and the Commissioner of Public Works report in writing to this Board, their response to the concerns raised by the Somerville Bicycle Committee on August 17, 2018, regarding the ongoing unsafe conditions on Beacon Street.
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That the Bicycle Advisory Committee appear before this Board’s Traffic and Parking Committee to present their recent activities, priorities and outlook
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That the Director of SPCD, the City Engineer, and the Commissioner of Public Works establish a written policy for deploying temporary safety and visibility materials for the period between street...
By Ald. Ewen-Campen That the Director of SPCD, the City Engineer, and the Commissioner of Public Works establish a written policy for deploying temporary safety and visibility materials for the period between street re-paving and re-painting.
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That the Director of SPCD provide the Ward 3 Alderman with traffic calming and pedestrian safety interventions for Trull Lane, in advance of any proposed development there
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That the Director of SPCD provide the Ward 3 Alderman with traffic calming and pedestrian safety interventions for the intersections of Summer and Belmont Streets, and Summer and Lowell Streets...
By Ald. Ewen-Campen That the Director of SPCD provide the Ward 3 Alderman with traffic calming and pedestrian safety interventions for the intersections of Summer and Belmont Streets, and Summer and Lowell Streets, in advance of any proposed development there.
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That the Director of Traffic and Parking install a VERY SLOW – CHILDREN PLAYING sign, or other appropriate safety sign, facing west towards Belmont Street, at the entrance to Spring Hill Terrace
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That additional signage be placed in Seven Hills Park clearly indicating when the park closes and advising that Police take notice
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That the Police Department increase regular patrols in Seven Hills Park after the park closes, and particularly after the Davis Square bars close, to encourage people to move along and stop...
By Ald. Davis That the Police Department increase regular patrols in Seven Hills Park after the park closes, and particularly after the Davis Square bars close, to encourage people to move along and stop causing noise disturbances.
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That the sign at the corner of College and Kidder Avenues, indicating no left turn onto Kidder Avenue at certain times, be re-set to be clearly visible to traffic traveling south on College Avenue
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That the City Arborist and the Tree Warden inspect the trees at the lower end of Nathan Tufts Park and remove the large dead branches, particularly on the oak trees
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That the Director of Public Works fill the pothole at 34 Liberty Avenue
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That the Administration advise the Ward 6 Alderman on any plans to make improvements to Seven Hills Park
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That the Director of Capital Projects advise this Board on the status of the West Branch Library renovation
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That the Director of SPCD and the Director of Traffic and Parking advise the Ward 6 Alderman on any efforts to improve pedestrian safety at the intersection of Elm Street with Willow Avenue and...
By Ald. Davis That the Director of SPCD and the Director of Traffic and Parking advise the Ward 6 Alderman on any efforts to improve pedestrian safety at the intersection of Elm Street with Willow Avenue and Beech Street.
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That the City Solicitor and Chief of Police advise the Ward 6 Alderman on the enforcement of and relationship between the Noise Ordinance and the Street Performers Ordinance
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That the City Solicitor advise the Ward 6 Alderman on the scope of the Noise Ordinance to the extent it applies to day time hours
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That the Director of Health and Human Services develop a FAQ about the local implementation of medical and recreational marijuana sales
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That the Administration consider establishing a permanent memorial sculpture or garden to recognize residents whose lives have been lost to opioid overdoses or related conditions
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That the Administration provide an update on the June budget resolution to add a staff person who can meet with neighborhoods to implement rodent control recommendations
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That the Administration consider reducing the use of t-shirts for give-aways, given the large number that end up not getting worn
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That the Administration and this Board convene several meetings with residents who have expertise in waste reduction strategies to explore our recycling and solid waste disposal model, to see if...
By Ald. Hirsch, Davis, Mbah That the Administration and this Board convene several meetings with residents who have expertise in waste reduction strategies to explore our recycling and solid waste disposal model, to see if better options exist, both in terms of labor and environmental impact.
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That the Chief of Police report on the placement of crossing guards and how the location assignments get prioritized
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That the Superintendent of Inspectional Services report on whether or not an increased amount of construction can lead to more lead exposure, and what measures ISD uses to ensure contractors limit...
By Ald. Hirsch, Mbah That the Superintendent of Inspectional Services report on whether or not an increased amount of construction can lead to more lead exposure, and what measures ISD uses to ensure contractors limit the release of lead into the soil or air.
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That the Commissioner of Public Works explain the method of monitoring whether or not new curb cuts are built in accordance with driveway apron specifications
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That the Chief of Police and the Director of Health and Human Services share ways that the City or School Department can help teens or children who have witnessed a crime, trauma, or an arrest, to...
By Ald. Hirsch That the Chief of Police and the Director of Health and Human Services share ways that the City or School Department can help teens or children who have witnessed a crime, trauma, or an arrest, to process the information after the event.
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That the Director of Personnel provide this Board with aggregate data for sexual harassment complaints, as noted within
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That the Director of SPCD advertise and staff the Urban Forestry Committee without further delay. (2nd request–see #206207 and #206237)
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That the Administration report in writing on the net change in total trees and tree inches (plantings-removals) from all city projects in 2017. (2nd request- see #205704)
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That the Administration report in writing on the net change in tree inches (plantings - removals) based on all city projects planned for 2018. (2nd request–see #205705)
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That the Director of Traffic and Parking install NO TRUCKS signage at the intersection of Durham and Beacon Streets
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That the Director of SPCD address this Board regarding traffic congestion on Oak and Houghton Streets resulting from recent traffic pattern changes in Union Square
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That the Director of SPCD address this Board regarding safety along Beacon Street, given the continuing incomplete state of construction and the unofficial moratorium on signage and safety...
By Ald. Scott That the Director of SPCD address this Board regarding safety along Beacon Street, given the continuing incomplete state of construction and the unofficial moratorium on signage and safety enhancements.
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That the Director of SPCD provide this Board with a detailed report of current contractual obligations regarding Beacon Street reconstruction, including costs incurred, work still outstanding on...
By Ald. Scott That the Director of SPCD provide this Board with a detailed report of current contractual obligations regarding Beacon Street reconstruction, including costs incurred, work still outstanding on the current contracts, and the implications of cancellation of the outstanding contracts.
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That the Superintendent of Inspectional Services report to this Board on the current homeowner assistance policy on rodent abatement relative to the underspend of our annual rodent control budget
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Requesting approval to pay a prior year invoice totaling $307.59 using available funds in the Police Department Office Supply Account for office supplies from W.B. Mason
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Requesting acceptance of a $187,801 grant with no new match required, from the MA Department of Energy Resources to the Office of Sustainability & Environment, for the installation of...
Requesting acceptance of a $187,801 grant with no new match required, from the MA Department of Energy Resources to the Office of Sustainability & Environment, for the installation of energy-efficient lighting in City buildings and an electric vehicle charging station.
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New Drainlayer's License, Dewcon Inc
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Renewing Drainlayer's License, Environic Solutions
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Renewing Flammables License, Broadway Gulf, 212 Broadway
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Renewing Flammables License, Cambridge Health Alliance, 230 Highland Ave
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Renewing Billiards and Bowling License, Diesel Cafe, 257 Elm St
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Renewing Extended Operating Hours License, Dumpling Kitchen, 217 Highland Ave
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Sign/Awning Permit, Comicazi, 407 Highland Ave, 1 sign
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Public Event License, Indiana Ave Block Party, Jul 29, 2-9PM. (Interim approval granted.)
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Public Event License, Great Urban Campout, Nunziato Field, Aug 25 11AM- Aug 26 Noon (raindate Aug 24-25)
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Public Event License, Murdock St Block Party, Aug 25, 12:30-5:30PM
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Public Event License, Arts Council Puppet Palooza, Chuckie Harris Park, Aug 26 rehearsal 9:30AM-4PM, Sep 11 & 13 show, 4-7:30PM (raindates Sep 12 & 14)
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Public Event License, Fremont/Bowdoin/Parker/Washington Block Party, Fremont Ave dead end, Aug 26, 2-8PM (raindate Sep 9)
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Public Event License, Arts Council East Somerville Mural Celebration, 44 Broadway proceeding to 112 Broadway and East Branch Library, Aug 30, 5:30-8PM
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Public Event License, FRIT Riverfest, Assembly Row, Sep 8, 10AM-10PM (raindate Sep 9)
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Public Event License, Arts Fairfax St Block Party, Sep 8, 11AM-7PM
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Public Event License, Ward 2 Democratic Committee Voter Registration Block Party, Lincoln Park dead end, Sep 8, 2-6:30PM (raindate Sep 15)
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Public Event License, Gibbens St Block Party, from Benton Rd to Central St, Sep 8, 2:30-8:30PM (raindate Sep 15)
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Public Event License, Somerville Dog Festival, Trum Field, Sep 9, 6AM-9PM
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Public Event License, Arts Council Rock and Roll Yard Sale, Union Sq Plaza, Sep 9, 8AM-7PM (raindate Sep 16)
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Public Event License, St James/Windom/Elston/Summer Block Party, St James Ave from Elm St to Summer St, Sep 9, Noon-8PM
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Public Event License, Thayna's Birthday Party/Indiana Ave Block Party, Indiana Ave, Sep 9, 1-9PM (raindate 9-16)
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That this Board revisit the Assistant City Solicitor's 2014 language of the attached Draft Ordinance relating to the discontinuance of Globe Direct deliveries
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That the Commissioner of Public Works fill the large sinkhole next to the curb cut at 9 Rogers Avenue
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That the Commissioner of Public Works fill the small sinkhole in the center of the intersection of Highland Avenue and Lowell Street
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The Entire Board That the Director of SPCD prioritize zoning, planning and ordinance work for the "transformative districts."
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The Entire Board That the Director of SPCD update this Board on the MMUR consultant's work
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That the Commissioner of Public Works clear away the high weeds, tree wells, trash etc., in Teele Square
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That the City Solicitor consider the attached language in the drafting of a Native Tree and Plantings Ordinance, as ordered by #203365
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That the Director of SPCD update this Board on the plan in the "Equity Talent Playbook for Somerville"
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That the Director of SPCD stripe directional arrows on Holland Street, next to the island in Teele Square, indicating whether to turn left onto Broadway or continue straight onto Curtis Street
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That the Director of Engineering explain to the Ward 7 Alderman why the 40- unit Cambridge housing development at the end of Elmwood Avenue is allowed to tie into Somerville’s combined sewer...
By Ald. Ballantyne That the Director of Engineering explain to the Ward 7 Alderman why the 40- unit Cambridge housing development at the end of Elmwood Avenue is allowed to tie into Somerville’s combined sewer system, since Elmwood Avenue and Howard Street experience severe flooding and backflow problems.
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That the Director of SPCD advise when the 2018 fall tree planting plan will be published
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That the Director of SPCD and the City Arborist develop a tree planting and tree trimming "look ahead plan" similar to the Pavement and Sidewalk Management Program
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That the Superintendent of Inspectional Services inspect 33-35 Barton Street for overgrowth along Hamilton Street. (3rd request in 2018)
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Public Event License, Meet and Greet with Candidate Jimmy Tingle, Powderhouse Park, Aug 25, 11AM-4PM (raindate Aug 26)
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Public Event License, Mayor's 9/11 Vigil Walk, Community Path from Cedar St to the Davis Sq slip lane and island, Sep 11, 5:30-7:30PM
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Public Event License, Ryan Harrington Corn Toss Tournament, Trum Field, Sep 15, 8AM-6PM (raindate Sep 16)
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Public Event License, Boston Comedy Festival Family Fun Day, Seven Hills Park, Sep 15, 11AM-6PM
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Public Event License, Irving St Block Party, Sep 15, 11AM-8PM (raindate Sep 16)
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Public Event License, Oxford St Block Party, from School St to Hersey St, Sep 15, 1-11:30PM (raindate Sep 16)
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Public Event License, Josephine Ave Block Party, from Kidder Ave to Morrison Ave, Sep 15, 2-8PM (raindate Sep 16)
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Public Event License, Gilman Sq Block Party, Richdale Ave from School St to Sycamore St, Sep 15, 2-9PM (raindate Sep 16)
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Public Event License, Chandler St Block Party, from Chapel St to Park Ave, Sep 15, 3-7PM (raindate Sep 16)
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Public Event License, Prospect Hill Block Party, Munroe St from Greenville St through Prospect Hill Ave, and Prospect Hill Park, and Prospect Hill Tower opened for neighbors, Sep 15, 3-8PM...
Public Event License, Prospect Hill Block Party, Munroe St from Greenville St through Prospect Hill Ave, and Prospect Hill Park, and Prospect Hill Tower opened for neighbors, Sep 15, 3-8PM (raindate Sep 16).
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Public Event License, Holyoke Rd Block Party, "bottom" of Holyoke Rd parallel to Elm St, Sep 15, 4-10PM (raindate Sep 16)
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Public Event License, Kingston St Block Party, from 40 Kingston St to Campbell Park, Sep 15, 4:30-10PM (raindate Sep 22)
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Public Event License, SomerStreets, Highland Ave from School St to Lowell St, Sep 16, Noon-8PM
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Public Event License, Virginia St Block Party, Sep 16, 2-5PM
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Public Event License, Greene St Block Party, dead end section only, Sep 22, Noon-10PM
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Public Event License, Arts Council What the Fluff Festival, Union Sq including Somerville Ave from Bow St to Prospect St, Sep 22, 1-9PM (raindate Sep 23)
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Public Event License, Humane League Vegan Ice Cream Social, Powderhouse Park, Sep 29, 9AM-7PM (raindate Oct 6)
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Public Event License, Ball Sq Business Association Ball for Squares, Broadway from Lowden Ave to Boston Ave, Sep 30, 10AM-6PM (raindate Oct 21)
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 100 Talbot Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 101 Talbot Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 106 Professors Row
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 12 Dearborn Rd
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 125 Powderhouse Blvd
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 13 Sawyer Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 13-15 Talbot Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 136 Curtis St
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 14 Professors Row
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 15 Whitfield Rd
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 17 Latin Way
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 176 Curtis St
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 21 Whitfield Rd
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 28 Professors Row
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 29 Latin Way
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 32 Dearborn Rd
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 37 Sawyer Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 39R Latin Way
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 40A-F Latin Way
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 43 Latin Way
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 45 Sawyer Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 45 Talbot Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 56-64 Professors Row
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 73 Powderhouse Blvd
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 75-85 Packard Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 8 Professors Row
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 8 Whitfield Rd
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 90-92-94 Curtis St
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 9-11 Sunset Rd
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 92 Professors Row
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Renewing Lodging House License, Tufts University, 98 Packard Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Walnut Hill Properties Alpha Omicron Pi, 25 Whitfield Rd
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Renewing Lodging House License, Walnut Hill Properties Alpha Phi, 14 Sawyer Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Walnut Hill Properties Theta Chi, 100 Packard Ave
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Renewing Lodging House License, Walnut Hill Properties Zeta Beta Tau, 126 Packard Ave
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The Entire Board That this Board offers its thanks to those involved in procuring and installing new computers around this horseshoe, which will help the Board reduce printing and paper waste, in...
By Ald. Davis, and the Entire Board That this Board offers its thanks to those involved in procuring and installing new computers around this horseshoe, which will help the Board reduce printing and paper waste, in particular, the IT staff.
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From the Somerville City Council’s official minutes, posted on the city’s Legistar meeting calendar (July 2022 on) and its older meeting portal (2010 to mid-2022), both linked from the City Council page on somervillema.gov. We check every vote against the councilors present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Councilor photos: City of Somerville (somervillema.gov) official headshots for Ben Ewen-Campen, Jesse Clingan, Lance Davis, Wilfred Mbah, Naima Sait, J.T. Scott and Kristen Strezo; The Somerville Times (thesomervilletimes.com) for Emily Hardt, Jon Link, Matthew McLaughlin and Ben Wheeler. Former councilors show initials.
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