1 of 41 decisions was not unanimousSplit vote · 1 of 1
Ordinance
Proposed ordinance - Salary schedule for executive officers, department heads and non-union personnel amendment for Administrator of Community Utilities
The council voted to amend to change the salary limit for Administrator of Community Utilities from $122,546.37 to $155,000.00.
“On yet a motion made by Councilor Leo O. Pelletier and seconded by Councilor Shawn E. Cadime, it was voted 5 yeas, 3 nays that this proposed ordinance be amended to change the salary limit for Administrator of Community Utilities from $122,546.37 to $155,000.00, with Councilors Joseph D. Camara, Michelle M. Dionne and Linda M. Pereira voting in the negative, and with Councilor Pamela S. Laliberte absent and not voting.”
Minutes p. 6The minutes name only these members. Everyone else isn’t listed individually.
All 41 decisions
In agenda order, grouped by subject
Appointments2
PassedAppointment
Confirmation of appointment of Tyler Antaya as Director of Management Information ServicesThe council voted to confirm the appointment.
Confirmation of reappointments to the Cultural Council: Susan C. Cote, Dr. Donald Corriveau, and Richard R. PelletierThe council voted to confirm the reappointments.
Proposal for Bristol County ARPA funding of $145,000.00 for Solar Flashing Stop and Pedestrian Signs initiativeThe council voted to amend the proposal by allowing the Traffic Division to allot how many stop signs or flashing lights are needed as long as the grand total of all items is 100.
Proposal for Bristol County ARPA funding of $145,000.00 for Solar Flashing Stop and Pedestrian Signs initiativeThe council voted to adopt the proposal, as amended.
Orders to accept and expend grants: $99,125.00 MA EOEEA, $41,905.00 U.S. DHS FEMA, and $12,000.00 Last Call FoundationThe council voted to adopt the orders.
Resolution citing the Outdoor Fitness Court as part of the 2022 Blue Cross/Blue Shield National Fitness CampaignThe council voted to adopt the resolution.
Approval to amend the Waterfront Downtown HD Zone to include Globe Mills Avenue and surrounding areasThe council voted to accept the communications from the Mayor and the Planning Board and to adopt the resolution.
Resolution obligating Bristol County ARPA funding for water and sewer infrastructure mandatesThe council voted to adopt the resolution, as amended, from a total of $11,000,000 to $6,000,000 and to include that Mr. Ferland provide a list to the Council of the projects that will be included.
TIF Agreement Amendment for Blount Fine Foods Corporation and Blount Realty, Inc., located at 630 Currant RoadThe council voted to adopt the agreement.