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June 18, 2018
86 recorded votes, 42 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Present: Michael Smart, Arthur Mathews, Kenneth DiFazio, Jane Hackett, Fred Happel, Haugh, Christopher Heffernan, Michael Molisse, Ed Harrington, Brian McDonald
Absent: Thomas Lacey
During the meeting:
- Brian McDonald left the meeting (at 8:32 PM).
- Michael Smart stepped aside (recused) for at least one vote.
- Ed Harrington stepped aside (recused) for at least one vote.
- Fred Happel stepped aside (recused) for at least one vote.
Every vote, in order
Public Hearings
Open the public hearing on measure 18 096
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to open the public hearing on measure 18 096 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse.
From the minutes
“PUBLIC HEARINGS 18 096-Community Preservation Committee-Preservation/Restoration of Exterior of Jefferson School A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to open the public hearing on measure 18 096 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse. This was published on June 8, 2018. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Molisse)
18 096-Community Preservation Committee-Preservation/Restoration of Exterior of
Close the public hearing on 18 096 (Community Preservation Committee-Preservation/Restoration of Exterior of)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to close the public hearing on 18 096 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse.
From the minutes
“A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to close the public hearing on 18 096 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Molisse)
18 097-Washington and Broad Streets Intersection Improvements
Open the public hearing on 18 097 (Washington and Broad Streets Intersection Improvements)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to open the public hearing on 18 097 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse.
From the minutes
“18 097-Washington and Broad Streets Intersection Improvements A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to open the public hearing on 18 097 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse. This was published on June 8, 2018. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Molisse)
Close the public hearing on measure 18 097 (Washington and Broad Streets Intersection Improvements)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to close the public hearing on measure 18 097 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse.
From the minutes
“A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to close the public hearing on measure 18 097 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Molisse)
18 092-National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation-31 Alpine Road
Open the public hearing on measure 18 092 (National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation-31 Alpine Road)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to open the public hearing on measure 18 092 and was seconded by Councilor DiFazio.
From the minutes
“18 092-National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation-31 Alpine Road A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to open the public hearing on measure 18 092 and was seconded by Councilor DiFazio. Six abutters were notified on June 11, 2018. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: DiFazio)
Close the public hearing on measure18 092 (National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation-31 Alpine Road)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to close the public hearing on measure18 092 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse.
From the minutes
“A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to close the public hearing on measure18 092 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Molisse)
Consider measure 18 092 under 2- 9b, same night action (National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation-31 Alpine Road)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to consider measure 18 092 under 2- 9b, same night action, and was seconded by Councilor DiFazio.
From the minutes
“A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to consider measure 18 092 under 2- 9b, same night action, and was seconded by Councilor DiFazio. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: DiFazio)
Approve measure 18 092 (National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation-31 Alpine Road)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to approve measure 18 092; that the Town of Weymouth permit Massachusetts Electric Company and Verizon New England, Inc. to erect and maintain poles and wires thereon, together with such sustaining and protecting fixtures as said companies may deem necessary to be owned and used in common by petitioners in the following public way or ways: Alpine Road Pole #2, Plan 25465505 dated 5/14/18 The Motion was seconded by Councilor Molisse.
From the minutes
“A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to approve measure 18 092; that the Town of Weymouth permit Massachusetts Electric Company and Verizon New England, Inc. to erect and maintain poles and wires thereon, together with such sustaining and protecting fixtures as said companies may deem necessary to be owned and used in common by petitioners in the following public way or ways: Alpine Road Pole #2, Plan 25465505 dated 5/14/18 The Motion was seconded by Councilor Molisse. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Molisse)
18 093-National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation and Installation-Front Street
Open the public hearing on measure 18 093 (National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation and Installation-Front Street)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to open the public hearing on measure 18 093 and was seconded by Councilor DiFazio.
From the minutes
“18 093-National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation and Installation-Front Street A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to open the public hearing on measure 18 093 and was seconded by Councilor DiFazio. Abutters were notified on June 11, 2018. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: DiFazio)
Close the public hearing on measure 18 093 (National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation and Installation-Front Street)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to close the public hearing on measure 18 093 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse.
From the minutes
“A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to close the public hearing on measure 18 093 and was seconded by Councilor Molisse. The abutters were notified on June 8, 2018. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Molisse)
Consider item 18 092 under 2-9b, same night action (National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation and Installation-Front Street)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to consider item 18 092 under 2-9b, same night action, and was seconded by Councilor Molisse.
From the minutes
“A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to consider item 18 092 under 2-9b, same night action, and was seconded by Councilor Molisse. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Molisse)
Approve measure 18 093 (National Grid/Verizon Pole Relocation and Installation-Front Street)
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to approve measure 18 093; that the Town of Weymouth permit Massachusetts Electric Company and Verizon New England, Inc. to erect and maintain poles and wires thereon, together with such sustaining and protecting fixtures as said companies may deem necessary to be owned and used in common by petitioners in the following public way or ways: Front Street, Plan 25505342 dated 4/26/18 The Motion was seconded by Councilor Haugh.
From the minutes
“A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to approve measure 18 093; that the Town of Weymouth permit Massachusetts Electric Company and Verizon New England, Inc. to erect and maintain poles and wires thereon, together with such sustaining and protecting fixtures as said companies may deem necessary to be owned and used in common by petitioners in the following public way or ways: Front Street, Plan 25505342 dated 4/26/18 The Motion was seconded by Councilor Haugh. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Haugh)
Reports Of Committees
Take measures 18 102 through 18 104 out of order
A motion was made by Councilor Molisse to take measures 18 102 through 18 104 out of order and was seconded by Councilor Haugh.
From the minutes
“Public Hearings were held on May 7, May 21, June 4, and June 18, 2018. A motion was made by Councilor Molisse to take measures 18 102 through 18 104 out of order and was seconded by Councilor Haugh. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Haugh)
18 102-Appointment to the Board of Registrars-Janelle Quinn
Approve item 18 102 (Appointment to the Board of Registrars-Janelle Quinn)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to Approve item 18 102; that the Town of Weymouth, in accordance with 2-10 of the town charter Appoint Janelle Quinn of 29 Tamarack Trail to the Board of Registrars for a term to expire on June 30, 2020. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to Approve item 18 102; that the Town of Weymouth, in accordance with 2-10 of the town charter Appoint Janelle Quinn of 29 Tamarack Trail to the Board of Registrars for a term to expire on June 30, 2020. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 103-Appointment to the Board of Library Trustees-Christa Dunn
Approve measure 18 103 (Appointment to the Board of Library Trustees-Christa Dunn)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 103; that the Town of Weymouth, in accordance with 2- 10 of the town charter, appoint Christa Dunn of 56 Holbrook Road, to the Board of Library Trustees for a term to expire on June 30, 2021. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 103; that the Town of Weymouth, in accordance with 2- 10 of the town charter, appoint Christa Dunn of 56 Holbrook Road, to the Board of Library Trustees for a term to expire on June 30, 2021. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 104-Appointment to the Recreation Commission-Stephen Ames
Approve measure 18 104 (Appointment to the Recreation Commission-Stephen Ames)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 104; that the Town of Weymouth, in accordance with 2- 10 of the town charter, appoint Stephen Ames of 121 Pine Street to the Recreation Commission for a term to expire on June 30, 2021. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 104; that the Town of Weymouth, in accordance with 2- 10 of the town charter, appoint Stephen Ames of 121 Pine Street to the Recreation Commission for a term to expire on June 30, 2021. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 A-Town Council
Approve item 18 060 A in the amount of $329,064 (Town Council)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to Approve item 18 060 A in the amount of $329,064 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to Approve item 18 060 A in the amount of $329,064 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 B-Mayor's Office
Approve measure 18 060 B in the amount of $1,469,604 (Mayor's Office)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 B in the amount of $1,469,604 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 B in the amount of $1,469,604 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 C-Reserve Fund
Approve measure 18 060 C in the amount of $575,000 (Reserve Fund)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 C in the amount of $575,000 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 C in the amount of $575,000 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 D-Municipal Finance
Approve measure 18 060 D in the amount of $1,899,248 (Municipal Finance)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 D in the amount of $1,899,248 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 D in the amount of $1,899,248 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 E-Town Solicitor
Approve measure 18 060 E in the amount of $423,297 (Town Solicitor)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 E in the amount of $423,297 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 E in the amount of $423,297 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 F-Information Services
Approve measure 18 060 F in the amount of $1,033,798 (Information Services)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 F in the amount of $1,033,798 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 F in the amount of $1,033,798 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 G-Town Clerk
Approve measure 18 060 G in the amount of $438,517 (Town Clerk)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 G in the amount of $438,517 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 G in the amount of $438,517 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 H-Planning and Conservation
Approve measure 18 060 H in the amount of $642,843 (Planning and Conservation)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 H in the amount of $642,843 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 H in the amount of $642,843 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 I-Asset Management
Approve measure 18 060 I in the amount of $388,659 (Asset Management)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 I in the amount of $388,659 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 I in the amount of $388,659 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 J-Town Building Maintenance
Approve measure 18 060 J in the amount of $486,946 (Town Building Maintenance)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 J in the amount of $486,946 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 J in the amount of $486,946 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 K-Human Resources
Approve measure 18 060 K in the amount of $258,497 (Human Resources)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 K in the amount of $258,497 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 K in the amount of $258,497 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 L-Police Department
Approve measure 18 060 L in the amount of $12,917,171 (Police Department)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 L in the amount of $12,917,171 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
The minutes mark this vote "(MM recuse)": Michael Molisse stepped aside. Michael Molisse stepped aside (recused) and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 L in the amount of $12,917,171 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. (MM recuse) VOTED 9/0.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 M-Fire Department
Approve measure 18 060 M in the amount of $9,192,368 (Fire Department)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 M in the amount of $9,192,368 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 M in the amount of $9,192,368 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 N-Licensing and Inspections
Approve measure 18 060 N in the amount of $668,383 (Licensing and Inspections)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 N in the amount of $668,383 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Michael Smart stepped aside (recused) and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 N in the amount of $668,383 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. Council President Smart recused himself from the vote. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED, 9/0.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 O-Department of Public Works
Approve measure 18 060 O in the amount of $10,785,270 (Department of Public Works)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 O in the amount of $10,785,270 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Fred Happel and Ed Harrington stepped aside (recused) and are not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 O in the amount of $10,785,270 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. Councilors Harrington and Happel recused themselves from the vote. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED, 8/0.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 P-Health
Approve measure 18 060 P in the amount of $649,912 (Health)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 P in the amount of $649,912 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 P in the amount of $649,912 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 Q-Library
Approve measure 18 060 Q in the amount of $1,590,407 (Library)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 Q in the amount of $1,590,407 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 Q in the amount of $1,590,407 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 R-Veterans' Services
Approve measure 18 060 R in the amount of $741,729 (Veterans' Services)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 R in the amount of $741,729 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 R in the amount of $741,729 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 S-Parks and Recreation
Approve measure 18 060 S in the amount of $310,171 (Parks and Recreation)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 S in the amount of $310,171 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 S in the amount of $310,171 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 T-Elder Services
Approve measure 18 060 T in the amount of $244,519 (Elder Services)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 T in the amount of $244,519 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 T in the amount of $244,519 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 U-Civil Defense
Approve measure 18 060 U in the amount of $15,163 (Civil Defense)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 U in the amount of $15,163 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 U in the amount of $15,163 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 V-Commission on Disabilities
Approve measure 18 060 V in the amount of $400 (Commission on Disabilities)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 V in the amount of $400 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 V in the amount of $400 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 W-Youth and Family Services
Approve measure 18 060 W in the amount of $135,214 (Youth and Family Services)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 W in the amount of $135,214 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 W in the amount of $135,214 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 X-Debt Service
Approve measure 18 060 X in the amount of $10,471,511 (Debt Service)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 X in the amount of $10,471,511 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 X in the amount of $10,471,511 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 Y-Pensions and Benefits
Approve measure 18 060 Y in the amount of $34,823,032 (Pensions and Benefits)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 Y in the amount of $34,823,032 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 Y in the amount of $34,823,032 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 Z-Schools
Approve measure 18 060 Z in the amount of $70,815,271and (Schools)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 Z in the amount of $70,815,271and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 Z in the amount of $70,815,271and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 AA-State and County Assessments
Approve measure 18 060 AA in the amount of $6,692,303 (State and County Assessments)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 AA in the amount of $6,692,303 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 AA in the amount of $6,692,303 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 BB-Overlay for Abatements
Approve measure 18 060 BB in the amount of $650,000 (Overlay for Abatements)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 BB in the amount of $650,000 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060 BB in the amount of $650,000 and was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 060 General Government Annual Appropriation
Approve measure 18 060 (General Government Annual Appropriation)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 060; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $168,648,297 to provide for all the expenses for the maintenance and operation of the town's several departments and activities for Fiscal Year 2019, and that several sums herein set forth are hereby approved for the several purposes and are subject to the conditions specified. The motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“President Smart echoed her comments. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 061 Revolving Accounts
Approve measure 18 061 (Revolving Accounts)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 061; that the Town of Weymouth authorizes the creation of the following revolving accounts for Fiscal Year 2019 in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 53E ½ and revolving accounts 5209 for Parks and Recreation and 5224 for Field Permits established by Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 53D. Furthermore, that each of these revolving accounts is permitted to accept funds in the aggregate to the limit set forth below and expend those funds in the aggregate to the limit herein expressed with the consent of the Mayor. Account Fund Description Limit to Accept Limit to Expend 5201 Conservation $30,000 $30,000 5202 Law Enforcement (local) $50,000 $50,000 5209 Parks and Recreation $650,000 $650,000 5210 Law Enforcement (federal) $100,000 $100,000 5216 Community Services $150,000 $150,000 5224 Field Permits $450,000 $280,000 5235 Harbormaster $85,000 $85,000 The motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“Account Fund Description Limit to Accept Limit to Expend 5201 Conservation $30,000 $30,000 5202 Law Enforcement (local) $50,000 $50,000 5209 Parks and Recreation $650,000 $650,000 5210 Law Enforcement (federal) $100,000 $100,000 5216 Community Services $150,000 $150,000 5224 Field Permits $450,000 $280,000 5235 Harbormaster $85,000 $85,000 The motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 062-Gift Accounts Annual Authorization
Approve measure 18 062 (Gift Accounts Annual Authorization)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 062; that the Town of Weymouth authorizes the creation of the following gift accounts for Fiscal Year 2019 in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 53A. Furthermore, that each of these gift accounts is permitted to accept gifts and/or donations in aggregate to the limit set forth below and expend those funds in the aggregate to the limit herein expressed with the consent of the Mayor. Account Fund Description Limit to Accept Limit to Expend 5401 Junior Police Academy $15,000 $15,000 5406 Fourth of July $25,000 $25,000 5408 Library $5,000 $5,000 5409 Health $5,000 $3,000 5410 Health Clinics $10,000 $15,000 5414 Fire Department $5,000 $15,000 5423 Veterans' Donations $1,000 $5,000 5431 Weymouth Day $20,000 $60,000 5435 Canine Donations $5,000 $7,000 8324 Franklin Pratt-A None Required $15,000 8338 James Humphrey Bequest None Required $12,000 8339 Christine Sweetser None Required $17,000 The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
From the minutes
“Account Fund Description Limit to Accept Limit to Expend 5401 Junior Police Academy $15,000 $15,000 5406 Fourth of July $25,000 $25,000 5408 Library $5,000 $5,000 5409 Health $5,000 $3,000 5410 Health Clinics $10,000 $15,000 5414 Fire Department $5,000 $15,000 5423 Veterans' Donations $1,000 $5,000 5431 Weymouth Day $20,000 $60,000 5435 Canine Donations $5,000 $7,000 8324 Franklin Pratt-A None Required $15,000 8338 James Humphrey Bequest None Required $12,000 8339 Christine Sweetser None Required $17,000 The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 063-Free Cash for Snow Removal
Approve measure 18 063 (Free Cash for Snow Removal)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 063; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $1,070,000 from free cash for the purpose of supplementing the fiscal year 2018 snow removal budget. This amount is to be placed in the fund account 0002 and any unexpended balances as of June 30, 2018 will fall to free cash. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 063; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $1,070,000 from free cash for the purpose of supplementing the fiscal year 2018 snow removal budget. This amount is to be placed in the fund account 0002 and any unexpended balances as of June 30, 2018 will fall to free cash. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 064-Water Enterprise Fund Annual Appropriation
Approve measure 18 064 (Water Enterprise Fund Annual Appropriation)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 064; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $9,897,974 from the Water Enterprise Fund receipts and appropriate for salaries, operation, and expenses during fiscal year 2019 for the Water Department and that the Director of Public Works with the approval of the Mayor be authorized to expend said funds. In addition, any expenditure from the reserve fund for extraordinary and unforeseen circumstances is subject to the approval of the Mayor and Town Council. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 064; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $9,897,974 from the Water Enterprise Fund receipts and appropriate for salaries, operation, and expenses during fiscal year 2019 for the Water Department and that the Director of Public Works with the approval of the Mayor be authorized to expend said funds. In addition, any expenditure from the reserve fund for extraordinary and unforeseen circumstances is subject to the approval of the Mayor and Town Council. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 065-Water Main Improvements
Approve measure 18 065 (Water Main Improvements)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 065; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $500,000 from the Water Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with water main improvements for the Town's water distribution system. This is item #117 on the FY2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 065; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $500,000 from the Water Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with water main improvements for the Town's water distribution system. This is item #117 on the FY2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 066-Water Treatment Plant and Well Improvements
Approve measure 18 066 (Water Treatment Plant and Well Improvements)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 066; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $250,000 from the Water Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with the Water Treatment Plan and Well Improvements. This is item #118 on the FY2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 066; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $250,000 from the Water Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with the Water Treatment Plan and Well Improvements. This is item #118 on the FY2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 067-Water Capital Equipment
Approve measure 18 067 (Water Capital Equipment)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 067; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $60,000 from the Water Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with the purchase of new vehicles and associated equipment. This is item #125 on the FY2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 067; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $60,000 from the Water Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with the purchase of new vehicles and associated equipment. This is item #125 on the FY2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 068-Sewer Enterprise Fund Annual Appropriation
Approve measure 18 068 (Sewer Enterprise Fund Annual Appropriation)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 068; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $16,926,048 from the Sewer Enterprise Fund receipts and appropriate for salaries, operation, and expenses during fiscal year 2019 for the Sewer Department and that the Director of Public Works with the approval of the Mayor be authorized to expend said funds. In addition, any expenditure from the Reserve Fund for extraordinary and unforeseen circumstances is subject to the approval of the Mayor and Town Council. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 068; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $16,926,048 from the Sewer Enterprise Fund receipts and appropriate for salaries, operation, and expenses during fiscal year 2019 for the Sewer Department and that the Director of Public Works with the approval of the Mayor be authorized to expend said funds. In addition, any expenditure from the Reserve Fund for extraordinary and unforeseen circumstances is subject to the approval of the Mayor and Town Council. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 069-Sewer Department -MWRA I/I Phase 10 Allocation
Approve measure 18 069 (Sewer Department -MWRA I/I Phase 10 Allocation)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 069; that the Town of Weymouth appropriate the sum of $1,995,000 for the purpose of planning, construction and reconstruction of sewers, sewer systems, and sewerage disposal facilities, consisting of infiltration/inflow improvements; and to meet this appropriation, the Treasurer with the approval of the Mayor is authorized to borrow $1,995,000 and issue bonds or notes therefore under Chapter 44 of the General Laws; that such bonds or notes shall be general obligations of the Town; that the Treasurer with the approval of the Mayor is authorized to borrow all or portion of such amount from Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (hereinafter called the "Authority"); and in connection therewith to enter into a loan agreement and/or security agreement with the Authority and otherwise to contract for and to expend any federal or state aid available for the project including any grants related to the project from the authority; and that the Mayor is authorized to expend all funds available for the project and to take any other action necessary to carry out the project. This is item #111 on the FY2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 070-Sewer Pump Station Improvements
Approve measure 18 070 (Sewer Pump Station Improvements)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 070; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $700,000 from the Sewer Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with sewer pump station improvements. This is item #112 and #113 on the FY2019-2013 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 070; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $700,000 from the Sewer Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with sewer pump station improvements. This is item #112 and #113 on the FY2019-2013 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 071-Sewer Capital Equipment
Approve measure 18 071 (Sewer Capital Equipment)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 071; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $410,000 from the Sewer Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with the purchase of a new Vactor Truck and Service Vehicle with associated equipment. This is item #114 and #115 on the Fy2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 071; that the Town of Weymouth raise and appropriate the sum of $410,000 from the Sewer Enterprise Fund's Retained Earnings for the purpose of funding the costs associated with the purchase of a new Vactor Truck and Service Vehicle with associated equipment. This is item #114 and #115 on the Fy2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 072-Community Preservation Fund Annual Appropriation
Approve measure 18 072 (Community Preservation Fund Annual Appropriation)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 072; that the Town of Weymouth adopt the recommendation of the Community Preservation Committee on the Fiscal Year 2019 Community Preservation Budget in the amount of $824,000. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 072; that the Town of Weymouth adopt the recommendation of the Community Preservation Committee on the Fiscal Year 2019 Community Preservation Budget in the amount of $824,000. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 073-Free Cash for Stabilization Fund
Approve measure 18 073 (Free Cash for Stabilization Fund)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 073; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $2,000,000 from Free Cash to the Stabilization Fund. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 073; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $2,000,000 from Free Cash to the Stabilization Fund. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 074-Free Cash Transfer to OPEB Trust Fund
Approve item 18 074 (Free Cash Transfer to OPEB Trust Fund)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve item 18 074; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $250,000 from Free Cash to the Town's OPEB Trust Fund. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve item 18 074; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $250,000 from Free Cash to the Town's OPEB Trust Fund. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 075-Free Cash for Fore River Avenue Seawall Improvements
Approve measure 18 075 (Free Cash for Fore River Avenue Seawall Improvements)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 075; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $561,962 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with Fore River Avenue Seawall Repairs and Improvements. This amount is a local match to a $1,685,888 State Dam and Seawall Grant awarded to Weymouth, for a total estimated project cost of $2,247,850. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 075; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $561,962 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with Fore River Avenue Seawall Repairs and Improvements. This amount is a local match to a $1,685,888 State Dam and Seawall Grant awarded to Weymouth, for a total estimated project cost of $2,247,850. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 076-Free Cash for School IT
Approve measure 18 076 (Free Cash for School IT)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 076; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $755,982 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with the purchase of Weymouth Public School IT infrastructure improvements and devices. This is item #72 and #73 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 076; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $755,982 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with the purchase of Weymouth Public School IT infrastructure improvements and devices. This is item #72 and #73 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 077-Free Cash for School Educational Materials
Approve measure 18 077 (Free Cash for School Educational Materials)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 077; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $354,500 from Free Cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with the purchase of educational and instructional materials for Weymouth Public Schools. This is item #74, #76, #77, 78 and #79 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 077; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $354,500 from Free Cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with the purchase of educational and instructional materials for Weymouth Public Schools. This is item #74, #76, #77, 78 and #79 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 078-Free Cash for New Police Cruisers
Approve measure 18 078 (Free Cash for New Police Cruisers)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 078; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $322,000 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with the purchase of new police cruisers for the Weymouth Police Department. This is item #54 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 078; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $322,000 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with the purchase of new police cruisers for the Weymouth Police Department. This is item #54 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 079-Free Cash for Protective Firefighter Equipment
Approve measure 18 079 (Free Cash for Protective Firefighter Equipment)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 079; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $350,000 from Free Cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with personal protective equipment for Weymouth Firefighters. This is item #28 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 079; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $350,000 from Free Cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with personal protective equipment for Weymouth Firefighters. This is item #28 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 080-Free Cash for Road and Sidewalk Improvements
Approve measure 18 080 (Free Cash for Road and Sidewalk Improvements)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 080; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $850,000 from Free Cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with public road and sidewalk improvements in Weymouth. This is item #1 and #2 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 080; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $850,000 from Free Cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with public road and sidewalk improvements in Weymouth. This is item #1 and #2 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 081-Free Cash for Street Drainage Improvements
Approve measure 18 081 (Free Cash for Street Drainage Improvements)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 081; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $250,000 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with street drainage improvements throughout Weymouth. This is item #8 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 081; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $250,000 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with street drainage improvements throughout Weymouth. This is item #8 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 082-Free Cash for a Front End Loader
Approve measure 18 061
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 061; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $225,000 from Fee Cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with purchasing a front end loader with attachments for Weymouth DPW. This is item #4 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 061; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $225,000 from Fee Cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with purchasing a front end loader with attachments for Weymouth DPW. This is item #4 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 083-Free Cash for a One-Ton Truck with Plow/Sander
Approve measure 18 061, as amended
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 061, as amended; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $75,000 from the Special Purpose Stabilization Fund for the purpose of funding costs associated with purchasing a one-ton truck with plow and sander for Weymouth DPW. This is item #5 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 061, as amended; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $75,000 from the Special Purpose Stabilization Fund for the purpose of funding costs associated with purchasing a one-ton truck with plow and sander for Weymouth DPW. This is item #5 on the Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. President Smart reported that the measure was originally submitted with free cash funding. The item was included on the Host Community Agreement list from 2005, and he appreciated the administration's agreeing to amend the source for funding. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 084- Free Cash for Clark Nature Center Improvements
Approve measure 18 084 (Free Cash for Clark Nature Center Improvements)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 084; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $250,000 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with repairs and improvements to the George Clark Nature Center adjacent to Great Esker Park. This need is #51 on the FY2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 084; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $250,000 from free cash for the purpose of funding costs associated with repairs and improvements to the George Clark Nature Center adjacent to Great Esker Park. This need is #51 on the FY2019-2023 Capital Improvement Plan. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
Approve that the Town of Weymouth Accept the Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Years 2019-2023
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve that the Town of Weymouth Accept the Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Years 2019-2023. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on May 21, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve that the Town of Weymouth Accept the Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Years 2019-2023. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 022-CPC-Historic Preservation at Abigail Adams House
Approve measure 18 022 (CPC-Historic Preservation at Abigail Adams House)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 022; that the Town of Weymouth appropriate the sum of $24,500 from the Community Preservation Fund-Historic Resources Fund Balance for the completion of improvements to the HVAC system of the Abigail Adams House as described in a request for funding put forward by the Weymouth Department of Planning and Community Development. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on June 4, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 022; that the Town of Weymouth appropriate the sum of $24,500 from the Community Preservation Fund-Historic Resources Fund Balance for the completion of improvements to the HVAC system of the Abigail Adams House as described in a request for funding put forward by the Weymouth Department of Planning and Community Development. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 095-CDBG and Home Budget Authorization
Approve measure 18 095 (CDBG and Home Budget Authorization)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 095; that the Town of Weymouth accepts the Fiscal 2018- 2019 HUD grants in the amounts of $689,681 for CDBG, and $212,889 in HOME Investment Partnership Grant funds. Furthermore, that the Director of Planning and Community Development, having received the approval of the Mayor, be permitted to expend said grants in their entirety as described on the attached funding allocation lists. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on June 18, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 095; that the Town of Weymouth accepts the Fiscal 2018- 2019 HUD grants in the amounts of $689,681 for CDBG, and $212,889 in HOME Investment Partnership Grant funds. Furthermore, that the Director of Planning and Community Development, having received the approval of the Mayor, be permitted to expend said grants in their entirety as described on the attached funding allocation lists. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 096-Community Preservation Committee-Restoration of Exterior of Jefferson
Approve measure 18 096 (Community Preservation Committee-Restoration of Exterior of Jefferson)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 096; that the Town of Weymouth appropriate $29,000 from Community Preservation Fund for Historic Resources fund balance and $41,824 from the Community Preservation Fund-Unreserved fund balance for a total of $70,824 for the preservation and restoration of the exterior of the Jefferson School as described in the request put forward by the Weymouth Department of Planning and Community Development. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on June 18, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 096; that the Town of Weymouth appropriate $29,000 from Community Preservation Fund for Historic Resources fund balance and $41,824 from the Community Preservation Fund-Unreserved fund balance for a total of $70,824 for the preservation and restoration of the exterior of the Jefferson School as described in the request put forward by the Weymouth Department of Planning and Community Development. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. Councilor Harrington reported that he toured the school and supports the measure. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 085-Legal Department Line Item Transfer/Reserve Fund Transfer Request
Approve measure 18 085 (Legal Department Line Item Transfer/Reserve Fund Transfer Request)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 085; that the Town of Weymouth make the following two FY18 budget transactions: (a) Transfer the sum of $40,000 from the Town Solicitor-Judgment, Claims and Damages line item to the Town Solicitor-Litigation-Special Counsel line item to fun FY18 legal bills associated almost exclusively with opposition to natural gas companies' expansion plans in Weymouth (b) Transfer the sum of $170,000 from the Reserve Fund to the Town Solicitor-Litigation-Special Counsel line item to fund FY18 legal bills associated almost exclusively with opposition to natural gas companies' expansion plans in Weymouth. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 085; that the Town of Weymouth make the following two FY18 budget transactions: (a) Transfer the sum of $40,000 from the Town Solicitor-Judgment, Claims and Damages line item to the Town Solicitor-Litigation-Special Counsel line item to fun FY18 legal bills associated almost exclusively with opposition to natural gas companies' expansion plans in Weymouth (b) Transfer the sum of $170,000 from the Reserve Fund to the Town Solicitor-Litigation-Special Counsel line item to fund FY18 legal bills associated almost exclusively with opposition to natural gas companies' expansion plans in Weymouth. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. He noted that this is the third year the town had had to appropriate additional funding to oppose the utility's proposal. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 086-Fiscal Year 2018 DPW Budget Transfer Request
Approve item 18 086 (Fiscal Year 2018 DPW Budget Transfer Request)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve item 18 086; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $35,000 from the Department of Public Works Salaries Account to the DPW Overtime Account for the purpose of funding spring projects and events. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve item 18 086; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $35,000 from the Department of Public Works Salaries Account to the DPW Overtime Account for the purpose of funding spring projects and events. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 097 Washington and Broad Streets Intersection Improvements
Approve measure 18 097 (Washington and Broad Streets Intersection Improvements)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 097; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $6,600.00 from the General Fund Reserve for the purpose of funding the costs associated with hiring a consultant to prepare baseline documentation reports for the submission of conservation restrictions to the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs for municipal-owned land acquired for open space with Community Preservation funds. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A public hearing was held on June 18, 2018. On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 097; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $6,600.00 from the General Fund Reserve for the purpose of funding the costs associated with hiring a consultant to prepare baseline documentation reports for the submission of conservation restrictions to the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs for municipal-owned land acquired for open space with Community Preservation funds. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 101-Reserve Fund Transfer-Engineering Services
Approve measure 18 101 (Reserve Fund Transfer-Engineering Services)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 101; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $75,000 from the Reserve Fund for the purpose of funding costs associated with the daylighting of the Smelt Brook in Weymouth Landing. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 101; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $75,000 from the Reserve Fund for the purpose of funding costs associated with the daylighting of the Smelt Brook in Weymouth Landing. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 098-Unpaid Bills-Schools
Approve measure 18 098 (Unpaid Bills-Schools)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 098; that the Town of Weymouth Transfer the sum of $17,560.08 from the Reserve Fund for the purpose of paying the following unpaid bills: Vendor Amount Date of Invoice Boston Public Schools $773.28 11/20/17 Boston Public Schools $1,155.44 11/20/17 Boston Public Schools $4,977.28 11/20/17 Boston Public Schools $10,654.08 11/20/17 Furthermore, that the town Accountant is hereby authorized to pay such bills. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 098; that the Town of Weymouth Transfer the sum of $17,560.08 from the Reserve Fund for the purpose of paying the following unpaid bills: Vendor Amount Date of Invoice Boston Public Schools $773.28 11/20/17 Boston Public Schools $1,155.44 11/20/17 Boston Public Schools $4,977.28 11/20/17 Boston Public Schools $10,654.08 11/20/17 Furthermore, that the town Accountant is hereby authorized to pay such bills. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 100-Reserve Fund Transfer-WTA Unit A Payment
Approve measure 18 100 (Reserve Fund Transfer-WTA Unit A Payment)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 100; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $82,500 from the reserve fund for the purpose of funding costs associated with the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Weymouth School Committee and the Weymouth Teachers' Association Unit A. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 100; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $82,500 from the reserve fund for the purpose of funding costs associated with the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Weymouth School Committee and the Weymouth Teachers' Association Unit A. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 099-Reserve Fund Transfer-Unpaid Bills
Approve measure 18 099 (Reserve Fund Transfer-Unpaid Bills)
Motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 099; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $1,625 from the reserve fund for the purpose of paying the following unpaid bills: 5/31/17 Independent Mechanical Contractors $950 5/31/17 Independent Mechanical Contractors $675 Furthermore, that the town Accountant is hereby authorized to pay such bills. The motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, a motion was made by Councilor Molisse to approve measure 18 099; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $1,625 from the reserve fund for the purpose of paying the following unpaid bills: 5/31/17 Independent Mechanical Contractors $950 5/31/17 Independent Mechanical Contractors $675 Furthermore, that the town Accountant is hereby authorized to pay such bills. The motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Mathews)
18 089-Acceptance of M.G.L. C. 40§8G-Mutual Police Aid Programs; Agreements
Approve measure 18 089 (Acceptance of M.G.L. C. 40§8G-Mutual Police Aid Programs; Agreements)
Motion was made by Councilor DiFazio to approve measure 18 089; that the Town of Weymouth, through the Town Council and with the approval of the Mayor, move to accept the provisions of G.L. Chapter 40, § 8G, which allows the town to enter into an agreement with another city or town, to provide mutual aid programs for police departments to protect the lives, safety and property of the people in the area designated in the agreement. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Ordinance Committee, a motion was made by Councilor DiFazio to approve measure 18 089; that the Town of Weymouth, through the Town Council and with the approval of the Mayor, move to accept the provisions of G.L. Chapter 40, § 8G, which allows the town to enter into an agreement with another city or town, to provide mutual aid programs for police departments to protect the lives, safety and property of the people in the area designated in the agreement. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: DiFazio, second: Mathews)
18 090-Acceptance of M.G.L. Ch.44, Section 55C: Municipal Affordable Housing
Approve measure 18 090 (Acceptance of M.G.L. Ch.44, Section 55C: Municipal Affordable Housing)
Motion was made by Councilor DiFazio to approve measure 18 090; that the Town of Weymouth, through the Town Council and with the approval of the Mayor, adopt and accept Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44, Section 55C, which allows the Town to establish an Affordable Housing Trust. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“On behalf of the Ordinance Committee, a motion was made by Councilor DiFazio to approve measure 18 090; that the Town of Weymouth, through the Town Council and with the approval of the Mayor, adopt and accept Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44, Section 55C, which allows the Town to establish an Affordable Housing Trust. The Motion was seconded by Vice President Mathews. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: DiFazio, second: Mathews)
New Business
Consider measure 18 107 under 2- 9(b), same night action
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to consider measure 18 107 under 2- 9(b), same night action and was seconded by Councilor DiFazio.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“NEW BUSINESS 18 107-Call of State Primary on September 4, 2018/Action Requested under 2-9(b) A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to consider measure 18 107 under 2- 9(b), same night action and was seconded by Councilor DiFazio. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: DiFazio)
18 107-Call of State Primary on September 4, 2018/Action Requested under 2-9(b)
Pprove measure 18 107 (Call of State Primary on September 4, 2018/Action Requested under 2-9(b))
A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to pprove measure 18 107; "In the name of the Commonwealth, the Town of Weymouth is hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in the State Primary Election to vote on Tuesday, September 4, 2018." The Motion was seconded by Councilor Molisse.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to pprove measure 18 107; "In the name of the Commonwealth, the Town of Weymouth is hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in the State Primary Election to vote on Tuesday, September 4, 2018." The Motion was seconded by Councilor Molisse. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Molisse)
Motions, Orders And Resolutions
Suspend Town Council Rule Number 24(d)-Council Meetings-Vice President Mathews A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to suspend Town Council Rule 24 (d) (Council Meetings)
Motion to Suspend Town Council Rule Number 24(d)-Council Meetings-Vice President Mathews A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to suspend Town Council Rule 24 (d) (Council Meetings) and was seconded by Councilor Haugh.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“MOTIONS, ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS Motion to Suspend Town Council Rule Number 24(d)-Council Meetings-Vice President Mathews A MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to suspend Town Council Rule 24 (d) (Council Meetings) and was seconded by Councilor Haugh. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Haugh)
Adjournment
Adjourn the meeting
MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to adjourn the meeting and was seconded by Councilor Haugh.
Brian McDonald had stepped away or left and is not shown as voting.
From the minutes
“At 8:59PM; there being no further business, a MOTION was made by Vice President Mathews to adjourn the meeting and was seconded by Councilor Haugh. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.” (Motion: Mathews, second: Haugh)
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