Meetings Meetings / City Council / February 15, 2022 Decisions 33
Passed27
Referred5
Tabled · Failed0 · 0
Split votes Split 1not unanimous
Summary Votes33 Topics78 People20 Transcript
Where the council split 1 of 33 decisions was not unanimous Split vote · 1 of 1 Ordinance · adopt the order
Ordinance regarding Commissioner of Cemeteries and Trees/Director of Cemeteries/Trees Passed “On a motion made by Councilor Joseph D. Camara and seconded by Councilor Bradford L. Kilby, it was voted to adopt the order, with Councilors Shawn E. Cadime, Linda M. Pereira and Council President Pam Laliberte-Lebeau in opposition, and Councilor Leo O. Pelletier absent and not voting.” All 33 decisions In agenda order, grouped by subject Include 7 procedural motions Appointments 7
Passed Appointment Appointment of Kaitlin Young as the City Planner Confirm the appointment
Unanimous Official minutes, p. 1 (PDF, opens in a new tab) Passed Appointment Appointment of Timothy McCoy to the Licensing Board Confirm the appointment
Unanimous Official minutes, p. 1 (PDF, opens in a new tab) Passed Appointment Appointment of Shawn E. Cadime to the Tax Increment Financing Board Confirm the appointment
Unanimous Official minutes, p. 1 (PDF, opens in a new tab) Passed Appointment Reappointment of Natercia Pereira to the Council on Aging Confirm the appointment
Unanimous Official minutes, p. 2 (PDF, opens in a new tab) Passed Appointment Reappointment of Daniel D. Dupere to the Board of Appeals Confirm the appointment
Unanimous Official minutes, p. 2 (PDF, opens in a new tab) Passed Appointment Reappointment of Linda M. Pereira to the Tax Increment Financing Board Confirm the appointment
Unanimous Official minutes, p. 2 (PDF, opens in a new tab) Passed Appointment Reappointment of Melissa Panchley to the Board of Library Trustees Confirm the appointment
Unanimous Official minutes, p. 2 (PDF, opens in a new tab) Show the remaining 21 decisions Show all 33 decisions
How to read these votes A tally like 2–7 means 2 yeas, 7 nays, as written in the minutes.
Minutes usually name only the members in the minority. Everyone else is shown as “not individually listed”, never as an assumed yes.
“Unanimous” means the minutes record no roll call and no dissent. They don’t say who was in the room for each motion, so a unanimous vote isn’t counted as any one councilor’s yes.
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