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June 8, 2023
72 recorded votes, 70 with disagreement.
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Note on these minutes: Called to order by Ward Three City Councilor Ben Ewen-Campen.
Present: Willie Burnley, Charlotte Kelly, Kristen Strezo, Jake Wilson, Matthew McLaughlin, J.T. Scott, Ben Ewen-Campen, Jesse Clingan, Beatriz Gomez Mouakad, Lance Davis, Judy Pineda Neufeld
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Minutes #23-0930
Approve the minutes of the May 11, 2023 regular meeting
Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting, May 11, 2023.
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Citation #23-0978
Commending John Gullage for his actions on May 19, 2023, during a medical incident at Veterans Memorial Rink
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Grant of Location #23-1015
Comcast applying for a Grant of Location to install 30 feet of conduit in Mount Pleasant Street, from Utility Pole 3 to a point of pickup at 24-28 Mount Pleasant Street
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Grant of Location #23-1016
Comcast applying for a Grant of Location to install 25 feet of conduit in the intersection of Spring Street and Somerville Avenue, from Utility Pole 1 to a point of pickup at the rear of 599...
Comcast applying for a Grant of Location to install 25 feet of conduit in the intersection of Spring Street and Somerville Avenue, from Utility Pole 1 to a point of pickup at the rear of 599 Somerville Avenue.
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Resolution #23-0972
That the Administration expedite the planning, design and construction of the Winter Hill Community Innovation School to ensure the re-opening of said school as soon as possible
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-0996
That the Commissioner of Public Works remove or raise above human height, the low hanging wire in front of 11 Bonair Street, and report to this City Council who owns the pole
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-1000
That the Director of Communications and Community Engagement create a regularly updated public-facing website dedicated to the Winter Hill Community Innovation School plan, with links to publicly...
That the Director of Communications and Community Engagement create a regularly updated public-facing website dedicated to the Winter Hill Community Innovation School plan, with links to publicly filed documents.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0994
That the Administration work with the Director of Housing and Director of Water & Sewer to provide an affordable, benevolent landlord and subsidized landlord housing water utility assessment of...
That the Administration work with the Director of Housing and Director of Water & Sewer to provide an affordable, benevolent landlord and subsidized landlord housing water utility assessment of all low-income housing units where residents pay their own water and sewer bills.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0995
That the Administration create and budget for a program that provides low-flow sink and toilet tools and supplies to seniors and all low and moderate income residents for free or at a...
That the Administration create and budget for a program that provides low-flow sink and toilet tools and supplies to seniors and all low and moderate income residents for free or at a significantly reduced cost.
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“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0999
That the Administration provide confirmation that the supplemental information for the Statement of Interest for the Winter Hill Community Innovation School will be updated immediately, including...
That the Administration provide confirmation that the supplemental information for the Statement of Interest for the Winter Hill Community Innovation School will be updated immediately, including the engineering assessments and photographs of the most recent structural failing.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0965
That the Somerville City Council condemns antisemitism
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Order #23-0984
That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management and the Commissioner of Public Works present to this City Council, the building failures that took place in the Winter Hill Community...
That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management and the Commissioner of Public Works present to this City Council, the building failures that took place in the Winter Hill Community Innovation School and a plan for assessing those failures.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-0985
That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management dedicate full time staff and/or create new position(s) to the planning, design and construction process for the Winter Hill Community...
That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management dedicate full time staff and/or create new position(s) to the planning, design and construction process for the Winter Hill Community Innovation School and the Benjamin Brown School and include this position in the FY 2024 budget.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-0986
That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management work with the School Department to create milestones for the academic programming needed for the planning and design of a new school...
That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management work with the School Department to create milestones for the academic programming needed for the planning and design of a new school building or for retrofitting an existing school building, and create a parallel collaboration program, meeting weekly or bi-weekly, to move this work forward.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-0987
That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management explain what Request for Proposals (RFP) will be necessary for consultant services for planning and architectural services for any future...
That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management explain what Request for Proposals (RFP) will be necessary for consultant services for planning and architectural services for any future school building programming and planning, and expedite those RFPs.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0988
That the Administration work with the School Department to develop emergency plans for at-risk school relocation including, but not limited to, the Winter Hill Community Innovation School and the...
That the Administration work with the School Department to develop emergency plans for at-risk school relocation including, but not limited to, the Winter Hill Community Innovation School and the Benjamin Brown School.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0989
That the Administration create a permanent staff position for a Superintendent of School Buildings within the Department of Public Works to oversee all maintenance, repairs and assessments of...
That the Administration create a permanent staff position for a Superintendent of School Buildings within the Department of Public Works to oversee all maintenance, repairs and assessments of school buildings, and include this position in the FY 2024 Budget.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0990
That the Administration evaluate the need to create permanent staff positions within the Department of Public Works for school buildings that address the highest needs of our school buildings...
That the Administration evaluate the need to create permanent staff positions within the Department of Public Works for school buildings that address the highest needs of our school buildings including, but not limited to: mechanical systems, plumbing systems, fire alarm and electrical systems and exterior envelope and structural systems.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0991
That the Administration include in the FY 2024 budget, $150,000 for an exterior envelope consultant to assess ongoing leaks in school buildings
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“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0992
That the Administration develop a five-year assessment plan for school building systems and structures for all schools over five years old, to ensure proper funding is in place for capital repairs...
That the Administration develop a five-year assessment plan for school building systems and structures for all schools over five years old, to ensure proper funding is in place for capital repairs and to ensure the safety and undisrupted operation of schools.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0993
That the Administration publish yearly on the city website, a list of ongoing school repairs and improvements, similar to that posted by Chelsea Public Schools, and provide a yearly report to the...
That the Administration publish yearly on the city website, a list of ongoing school repairs and improvements, similar to that posted by Chelsea Public Schools, and provide a yearly report to the City Council of such repairs and improvements before and after completion.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-0997
That the Director of Engineering utilize the partial paving program to address streets in East Somerville that have private trench restoration, to ensure half-paved streets are fully paved
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“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Resolution #23-0998
That the Traffic Commission make Jasper Street a ONE WAY street from Pearl Street to Gilman Street
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“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-1002
That the Director of Parks and Recreation work with the Director of Human Resources to post flyers on community boards indicating vacant job positions
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“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-0900
That the Director of Mobility and the Director of Engineering integrate traffic calming measures on Hudson and Summer Streets and plan for the work to be implemented prior to the start of the...
That the Director of Mobility and the Director of Engineering integrate traffic calming measures on Hudson and Summer Streets and plan for the work to be implemented prior to the start of the Highland Avenue improvement construction.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-0901
That the Director of Mobility develop a strategy for the implementation of speed radar detectors on north-south cut-through streets throughout the city, including but not limited to Central Street...
That the Director of Mobility develop a strategy for the implementation of speed radar detectors on north-south cut-through streets throughout the city, including but not limited to Central Street and Cedar Street.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Order #23-0902
That the Director of Mobility, Director of Engineering, Director of Parking, and Commissioner of Public Works establish criteria and guidelines for Council orders to be submitted for traffic...
That the Director of Mobility, Director of Engineering, Director of Parking, and Commissioner of Public Works establish criteria and guidelines for Council orders to be submitted for traffic calming and mobility related issues and items that should be submitted to 311 to ensure the City Council is addressing larger mobility strategic planning issues.
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From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AND SENT FOR DISCUSSION.”
Committee Report #23-0959
Accept the report of the Committee on Confirmation of Appointments and Personnel Matters, meeting on May 31, 2023
Report of the Committee on Confirmation of Appointments and Personnel Matters, meeting on May 31, 2023.
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Mayor's Request #23-0792 (report of the Confirmation of Appointments and Personnel Matters Committee)
Requesting confirmation of the appointment of Colin Curzi to the Historic Preservation Commission
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Mayor's Request #23-0793 (report of the Confirmation of Appointments and Personnel Matters Committee)
Requesting confirmation of the appointment of Denise Price to the Historic Preservation Commission
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Mayor's Request #23-0795 (report of the Confirmation of Appointments and Personnel Matters Committee)
Requesting confirmation of the appointment of Daniel Coughlin to the Historic Preservation Commission
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Mayor's Request #23-0831 (report of the Confirmation of Appointments and Personnel Matters Committee)
Requesting confirmation of the appointment of Doris Jenkins to the Urban Forestry Committee
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Mayor's Request #23-0882 (report of the Confirmation of Appointments and Personnel Matters Committee)
Requesting confirmation of the promotion of James E. Torres to the position of Police Sergeant
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Committee Report #23-0957
Accept the report of the Committee on Housing and Community Development, meeting on May 30, 2023
Report of the Committee on Housing and Community Development, meeting on May 30, 2023.
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Committee Report #23-0923
Accept the report of the Committee on Legislative Matters, meeting on May 30, 2023
Report of the Committee on Legislative Matters, meeting on May 30, 2023.
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Ordinance #23-0607 (report of the Legislative Matters Committee)
Amending Section 9-116 of the Code of Ordinances, the Noise Ordinance, by prohibiting loud and disruptive construction activities on Saturdays and evenings
From the minutes
“RESULT: ORDINANCE ORDAINED AYE: City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr., City Councilor At Large Kelly, City Councilor At Large Strezo, City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward One City Councilor McLaughlin, Ward Two City Councilor Scott, Ward Three City Councilor Ewen-Campen, Ward Four City Councilor Clingan, Ward Five City Councilor Gomez Mouakad, Ward Six City Councilor Davis, and Ward Seven City Councilor Pineda Neufeld.”
Mayor's Request #23-0876 (report of the Legislative Matters Committee)
Requesting approval of the Surveillance Technology Impact Report for FLIR MC300C marine camera
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Committee Report #23-0958
Accept the report of the Committee on Traffic and Parking, meeting on May 31, 2023
Report of the Committee on Traffic and Parking, meeting on May 31, 2023.
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Mayor's Request #23-0976
Requesting the appropriation of $103,382 as an amendment to the proposed FY 2024 General Fund Budget, for a Senior Project Manager in the Department of Infrastructure and Asset Management...
Requesting the appropriation of $103,382 as an amendment to the proposed FY 2024 General Fund Budget, for a Senior Project Manager in the Department of Infrastructure and Asset Management (IAM)-Capital Projects, to support the K-8 Master Plan and Winter Hill Community Innovation School interim solutions.
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Mayor's Request #23-0977
Requesting the appropriation of $1,300,000 from the Facility Renovation Stabilization Fund for a Feasibility Study to create new building space to accommodate the Benjamin Brown School, the Winter...
Requesting the appropriation of $1,300,000 from the Facility Renovation Stabilization Fund for a Feasibility Study to create new building space to accommodate the Benjamin Brown School, the Winter Hill Community Innovation School, and additional educational programs defined by the enrollment study.
From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AYE: City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr., City Councilor At Large Kelly, City Councilor At Large Strezo, City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward One City Councilor McLaughlin, Ward Two City Councilor Scott, Ward Three City Councilor Ewen-Campen, Ward Four City Councilor Clingan, Ward Five City Councilor Gomez Mouakad, Ward Six City Councilor Davis, and Ward Seven City Councilor Pineda Neufeld.”
Mayor's Request #23-0979
Requesting the appropriation of $1,300,000 from the Unreserved Fund Balance ("Free Cash") to the Facility Renovation Stabilization Fund for a Feasibility Study to create new building space to...
Requesting the appropriation of $1,300,000 from the Unreserved Fund Balance ("Free Cash") to the Facility Renovation Stabilization Fund for a Feasibility Study to create new building space to accommodate the Benjamin Brown School, the Winter Hill Community Innovation School, and additional educational programs defined by the enrollment study.
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License #23-1017
New Livery License, Ibsa Transportation, 29 Illinois Avenue, operating 1 vehicle
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License #23-1024
Renewing Drainlayer's License, Edward Ahern
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License #23-1004
Renewing Drainlayer's License, NCCL Enterprises
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License #23-1005
Renewing Extended Operating Hours License, Lemon Thai Cuisine, 215 Highland Ave
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License #23-1006
Renewing Flammables License, Silicon PropCo 2021 LLC, 101 South St
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License #23-1007
Renewing Flammables License, Valvoline Instant Oil Change AB0001, 182 Washington St
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License #23-1008
Renewing Garage License, Arco Tire Auto Service Repair LLC, 18 Clarendon Ave
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License #23-1013
Renewing Garage License, Assembly Row 5B LLC, 455 Grand Union Blvd
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License #23-1009
Renewing Garage License, Federal Realty Investment Trust, 355 Artisan Way
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License #23-1010
Renewing Garage License, Federal Realty Investment Trust, 445 Artisan Way
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License #23-1011
Renewing Garage License, Federal Realty Investment Trust, 479 Canal St
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License #23-1014
Renewing Garage License, Federal Realty Investment Trust, 333 Great River Rd
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License #23-1012
Renewing Garage License, SRI Assembly Row B8 LLC, 485 Foley St
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Public Event #23-1027
Jayden Ddhir applying for a Public Event License for Rockland Trust Lemonade Stand on June 9 from 11am to 4:30pm (raindate June 15)
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Public Event #23-1025
Aaron Holman applying for a Public Event License for Harrison St BP on June 10 from 12pm to 5pm (raindate June 17)
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Public Event #23-1018
Claudia Martin applying for a Public Event License for Life Drawing! on June 11 from 10:30am to 3:30pm (raindate June 18)
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Public Event #23-1019
Janine Fay applying for a Public Event License for Dancing in the Street on June 21 from 5:30pm to 9:30pm
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Public Event #23-1028
Zachary Fritzhand applying for a Public Event License for Claremon St BP on June 24 from 2pm to 6:30pm (raindate June 25)
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Public Event #23-1020
Arts Council applying for a Public Event License for Fourth of July Celebration on June 29 from 1pm to 11pm (raindate June 30)
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Public Event #23-1026
Stephanie Galaitsi applying for a Public Event License for Morrison Ave BP on July 22 from 2pm to 7pm (raindate July 23)
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Public Event #23-1021
Arts Council applying for a Public Event License for Yart Sale on August 12 from 11:30am to 7pm (raindate August 13)
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Public Event #23-1022
Arts Council and Gilman Square Neighborhood Association applying for a Public Event License for Gilman Square Arts and Music Festival on September 9 from 11am to 7pm (raindate September 10)
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Public Event #23-1023
Felicity Beal applying for a Public Event License for Somerville Homeless Coalition's 28th Annual 5K Road Race on September 30 from 6:30am to 11am
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License #23-1030
New Drainlayer's License, Albanese Brothers Inc
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License #23-1031
New Drainlayer's License, Metro Equipment Corporation
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Public Event #23-1029
Department of Racial and Social Justice applying for a Public Event License for Juneteenth Flag Raising Commemoration on June 12 from 4pm to 7:30pm
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Public Event #23-1032
East Somerville Main Streets applying for a Public Event License for East Somerville Festival Series on July 23, August 20, and September 10 from 3pm to 8pm
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Grant of Location #23-0863
Eversource applying for a Grant of Location to install a total of 929 feet of conduit and one new manhole along Poplar, Linwood, and Joy Streets
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Mayor's Request #23-0522
Requesting approval of a five year lease, with option for renewal, with 561 Windsor Street Owner LLC for dance space
Yes: Burnley, Clingan, Davis, Ewen-Campen, Kelly, McLaughlin, Neufeld, Scott, Strezo, WilsonThe minutes list Beatriz Gomez Mouakad as absent for this vote; left out of it.
From the minutes
“RESULT: APPROVED AYE: City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr., City Councilor At Large Kelly, City Councilor At Large Strezo, City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward One City Councilor McLaughlin, Ward Two City Councilor Scott, Ward Three City Councilor Ewen-Campen, Ward Four City Councilor Clingan, Ward Six City Councilor Davis, and Ward Seven City Councilor Pineda Neufeld ABSENT: Ward Five City Councilor Gomez Mouakad.”
Order #23-1049
That the Chief of Police report to this Council on the decision regarding investigation of anti-Semitic stickers placed on vehicles
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Mayor's Request #23-0933
Requesting the appropriation of $7,796,452 from the Unreserved Fund Balance ("Free Cash") to the Facility Renovation and Reconstruction Stabilization Fund to support the FY 2023 5-Year Capital...
Requesting the appropriation of $7,796,452 from the Unreserved Fund Balance ("Free Cash") to the Facility Renovation and Reconstruction Stabilization Fund to support the FY 2023 5-Year Capital Investment Plan.
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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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