COMMUNICATIONS FROM HIS HONOR THE MAYOR
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1. | C0027-07 Order/s/Councilor Sal DiDomenico, as President
To appropriate the amount of $35,000.00 from the Budgetary Fund Balance (Free Cash) to the Personnel Department Municipal Trust Account to cover cost for upcoming deductibles with City insurance claims. |
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2. | C0028-07 Order/s/Councilor Sal DiDomenico, as President
Communication and Re-appointment subject to confirmation by the Honorable City Council, James Tano as a Member of the Everett Planning Board for an unexpired term ending March 2012. |
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3. | C0029-07 Order/s/Councilor Sal DiDomenico, as President
Subject to confirmation by the Honorable City Council and pursuant to the City Charter, Section 29 and the Revised Ordinances of the City of Everett, Section 2-32, I hereby re-appoint John Christoforo as a Member of the Zoning Board of Appeals for a term ending March 2012. |
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PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
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4. | A0028-07 Order/s/Alderman Joseph McGonagle, as President
To accept the donation of $100.00 from the Vietnam Veterans Association & Iron Workers Local 7 to the Veterans Department-Gift Account. (Passed sent down for concurrence) |
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5. | A0029-07 Order/s/Alderman Joseph W. McGonagle, as President
To appropriate the amount of $10.000.00 from the Budgetary Fund Balance to the Purchasing Department-Advertising Account to be used for real estate appraisal money to determine the fair market value of the current Everett High School and the Devens School. (Passed, sent down for concurrence) |
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6. | A0553-06 Ordinance/s/Alderman Jason Marcus
To place a stop sign on Derne Street, west side, at the intersection of Prospect Street. (Amended by adding Councilors Lou Sierra, Steve Simonelli and Joe King as Co-Sponsors) (Favorable Traffic Commission Report). (Ordained, sent down for ordainment) |
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7. | A0030-07 Resolution/s/Alderman Stephen Smith
That the Everett City Council opposes the hostile merger between Delta Airlines and U.S. Airways. (Passed sent down for concurrence) |
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8. | A0034-07 Communication
Veto message from His Honor The Mayor on the order as Officer Michael Marchese stated he wished to withdraw the order presented to the State Legislature, that he is pursuing his option with the Everett Retirement Board. (Veto sustained, sent down for concurrence) |
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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9. | C0353-06 Resolution/s/Councilor Leo McKinnon
That a representative from the Department of Conservation and Recreation appear this meeting to discuss a water problem down at Bryant, Rich and Ashton Streets in Everett. (RESPONSE RECEIVED FROM THE CITY ENGINEER 1-31-07) (RESPONSE ALSO RECEIVED FROM THE DCR) |
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10. | C0399-06 Resolution/s/Councilor Leo McKinnon
That the Engineering Department look into ways to make this address of 109 Bryant Street safe due to the fact that the house has been struck by a number of cars coming down Rich Street in good and bad conditions. (RESPONSE RECEIVED FROM CITY ENGINEER 2-1-07) |
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11. | C0406-06 Resolution/s/Councilors Millie Cardello, Rosa DiFlorio and Cynthia Sarnie
That Julius Ofurie, City Engineer, and the survey company, the Louise Berger Design Group, that surveyed Lower Broadway, appear to give an account of their findings and recommendations for Lower Broadway and Santilli Circle. (COMMUNICATIONS AND MAPS RECEIVED FROM THE CITY ENGINEER DELIVERED TO MAILBOXES 1-31-07) |
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12. | C0006-07 Resolution/s/Councilor John Leo McKinnon
That the City of Everett consider adding on their next bills, that we have a box to give ($1.00) one dollar to youth sports, as this would help youth programs off-set the traveling cost to the parents, and would not leave any child out of the activities. (Amended by deleting "as this would help youth programs off-set the traveling cost to the parents" and insert "within the City of Everett Youth Organizations") |
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NEW BUSINESS
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13. | C0010-07 Ordinance/s/Councilor Millie J. Cardello
That Chapter 18, Section 18-93 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Everett, “Stop signs”, is hereby amended by adding to the list kept on file in the City Clerk’s Office, the following: Oliver Street, at the intersection of High Street, in a northbound direction. The purpose of the amendment is to place stop sign to improve safety and to curtail speeding motorists in that area, at the request of residents, in the interest of public safety. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the foregoing are hereby repealed.
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14. | C0011-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Stephen Simonelli
To have the Mayor appear to update the civilian resident parking attendants issue. |
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15. | C0012-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Stephen Simonelli
To have Chief Steven Mazzie appear to update the recent rash of violence and crime in our City and to ensure the safety of our residents. |
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16. | C0013-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Stephen Simonelli
Sign Division place "Caution, Pedestrian Crosswalk" sign on both sides of crosswalk on Garland Street between the Whidden Hospital and the Parking Garage due to vehicles not slowing down for pedestrians at that location. |
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17. | C0014-07 Ordinance/s/Councilmen James Keane and Joseph Hickey
In accordance with Chapter 18, Section 18-93 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Everett, “Obedience to isolated stop signs,” is hereby amended by adding to the list kept on file in the City Clerk’s Office, the following: Three-way stop signs at the intersection of Lynn Street and Grover Street.
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18. | C0015-07 Resolution/s/Councilor William L. Cardello
That the Building Inspector and the Owner of 158 School Street appear this meeting of the Common Council, Monday, February 5th, to discuss why the building has been boarded up for months. |
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19. | C0016-07 Resolution/s/Councilors Wayne Matewsky, Leo McKinnon, Millie Cardello, Lou Sierra, James Keane
That the Samuel Gentile Recreational Center be maintained and not be eliminated under any circumstances relating to the former Everett High School sale, as we need that for the Youth of the City, is is next to the Park and we want to see that it is maintained as the Recreational Facility for the Youth of the City of Everett and not made into a parking lot. |
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20. | C0017-07 Resolution/s/Councilors Wayne Matewsky, Leo McKinnon, Millie Cardello, Lou Sierra
That the Recreation Department and His Honor The Mayor revisit the possiblity of the installation of batting cages adjacant to the Recreation Center for the enjoyment and use by Everett Residents. |
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21. | C0018-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Stephen Faia
Objective is to support a current proposal that is being sent to Washington DC to the FCC referring to the Federal Communication Commission. This free wireless Internet access program is supported by many elected representatatives and the City of Everett will be joinging a coalition in the early stages that can only be beneficial should Everett decide to provide such access in the future for our Everett Citizens. |
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22. | C0019-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Cynthia Sarnie
City Services report in person or written response this meeting (February 5th) on the progress of cleaning sewer drains in ward six, especially Village Area and all of Main Street down to lower end of Broadway, as well as, providing what other parts of the City have been completed, due to high volume of flooding and to prevent any further flooding. |
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23. | C0020-07 Resolution/s/Councilors Rosa DiFlorio and Cynthia Sarnie
That the Mayor establish an Ad Hoc Committee on the Disbursement of Chapter 90 Funds, Community Development Block Grants and City Funds that will oversee and develop a priority list of street projects for the next five years and that the membership consist of the Mayor, Director of Community Development, Director of City Services, City Engineer, Two Aldermen appointment the by Board of Aldermen President and one Common Councilor from each Ward appointed by the Common Council President. |
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24. | C0021-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Wayne A. Matewsky
That the City Services Sign Division replace the faded signs with "no left turn, it's a 1-way" street signs at the intersection of Paris and Bailey Streets. |
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25. | C0022-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Wayne A. Matewsky
That the Animal Control Officer revisit, once again, the residents of 16-18 Langdon Street due to complaints of continued dog barking at all hours and lengthy periods of time. This is the third complaint within twelve months. |
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26. | C0023-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Rosa DiFlorio
That the Police Traffic Division monitor the area of Church Street and Broadway and Mansfield Street and Broadway, specifically on Saturdays and Sundays, as vehicles are not complying to the blinking red light where pedestrians and other vehicles are being impeded, due to numerous complaints from churchgoers at Immaculate Conception Church. |
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27. | C0024-07 Resolution/s/Councilor John Leo McKinnon
That Chief Steven Mazzie and Chief David Butler appear this meeting February 5th relative to discussing the evacuation route designation from Boston into Everett and why we do not have any designation of an evacuation route for the City of Everett. |
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28. | C0025-07 Resolution/s/Councilor James A. Keane
Invite Recreation Commissioner Rick Milley and any other Recreation Commission Members who wish to appear to discuss proposed minor renovations to the interior of the Recreation Center. |
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29. | C0026-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Michael Mangan
That a Member of the Board of Assessors appear this meeting to explain the rate that the City assesses its properties at. |
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30. | C0030-07 Ordinance/s/Councilors William L. Cardello and Joseph F. Hickey
That Chapter 18, Section 18-138 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Everett, “Service Zones” is hereby amended by adding to the list kept on file in the City Clerk’s Office, the following: 454 to 456 Ferry Street, Monday through Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.The purpose of the amendment is to place a service zone –15 minute parking, not to exceed longer than 30 minutes sign at the above-described area, intended for safety and convenience of patrons of Mega Hair Salon.
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31. | C0031-07 Resolution/s/Councilor Lorrie Bruno
That the Mayor update the Common Council on the status of the $60,000.00 order passed in concurrence on November 8th, 2006 and signed by the Mayor November 22, 2006 to complete the forensic audit. |
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