February 1, 1993 - Journal of the Regular Council Meeting 

 

 

CITY OF EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND

JOURNAL OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING

MONDAY, February 1, 1993

8:00 P.M.

 

The City Council meets in the Council Chamber on Monday, February 1, 1993, and is called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Mayor Rolland R. Grant.

 

Present

Joseph S. Larisa, Jr.

Gerald R. Lynch

Norman J. Miranda

Robert D. Sullivan

Rolland R. Grant Mayor

Council Members

 

Paul E. Lemont, City Manager

William J. Conley, Jr., City Solicitor

Valerie A. Perry, City Clerk

 

(Darlene LaPlante, Woods Reporting, 65 Chestnut Street, Providence, Rhode Island, is present to record the proceedings of the public hearing)

 

Invocation is given by Councilman Gerald R. Lynch.

 

Salute to the Flag is led by Councilman Norman J. Miranda.

 

TO APPROVE THE CONSENT CALENDAR

 

On motion of Mr. Miranda, seconded by Mr. Larisa and on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, it is voted to approve the Consent Calendar.

 

CC ITEMS

 

Coastal Resources Management Council

By Grover J. Fugate, Executive Director

File No. 93-1-2

FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT, to maintain "as built" installation of 2500' 6" plastic gas main on the west side of Route 114, located at Wampanoag Trail.  (State of RI)

 

Received as information.

 

PUBLIC HEARINGS

 

ORDINANCES - Final Passage

 

(Given first passage January 19, 1993)

 

Advertised - Providence Journal - January 22, 1993

 

1.  ** AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING $3,300,000 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO THE EAST PROVIDENCE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY, FINANCED THROUGH THE RHODE ISLAND CLEAN WATER PROTECTION FINANCE AGENCY AND AUTHORIZING $3,300,000 BONDS TO FINANCE SAME.

 

CHAPTER NO. 214

 

The above-entitled ordinance, referred to this time and place for a public hearing and consideration of final passage, is called for hearing.

 

There are no persons present who wish to be heard.

 

On motion of Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Miranda, and on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, said ordinance is adopted.

 

2.  ** AN ORDINANCE IN AMENDMENT OF CHAPTER 2 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, 1987, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED "ADMINISTRATION," which amends Article IV entitled "Officers and Employees," by addi?? thereto the following:

 

Sec. 2-202.  Qualifications of City Manager

 

CHAPTER NO. 215

Mr. Larisa speaks on the ordinance, which he introduced, regarding qualifications for the City Manager.  He reads the ICMA's Code of Ethics.  He says without the qualifications, a new City manager could be hired at any time with the only requirements being a high school degree and being a resident of the City.

 

After some discussion from the Council, the matter is brought up for public hearing.

 

The following are present and sworn and speak in favor of the ordinance:

 

Gail Durfee       26 Stoneham Drive

Rose Larisa      77 Argyle Avenue

Bruce Chick     235 Pleasant Street

 

After further discussion, Mr. Larisa makes a motion to approve final passage.  Mr. Lynch seconds.

 

Mayor Grant asks the City Solicitor if the ordinance has been properly put before the Council.

 

Mr. Conley states that the charter establishes the qualifications and a charter amendment process would be required to amend the charter.

 

Mr. Larisa states that he does not believe the ordinance would be in conflict with the charter.

 

After further discussion, the question is moved on a motion by Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Lynch.

 

Roll-call vote as follows on moving the question:

 

Mr. Larisa        Aye

Mr. Lynch        Aye

Mr. Miranda     Nay

Mr. Sullivan      Nay

Mayor Grant    Aye

 

The question is moved on a 3-2 vote.

 

Roll-call vote on the motion to approve final passage is taken:

 

Mr. Larisa        Aye

Mr. Lynch        Aye

Mr. Miranda     Nay

Mr. Sullivan      Nay

Mayor Grant    Nay

 

Motion is denied on a 2-3 vote.

 

 

3.  ** (Municipal Land Trust Ordinance - Requested by Planning Board)

 

AN ORDINANCE IN AMENDMENT OF CHAPTER 2 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, 1987, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED "ADMINISTRATION", which amends Article III entitled "Boards, Committees and Commissions is amended by adding thereto the following:

 

Sec. 2-189.  Created; purpose; authority

Sec. 2-190.  Membership; appointment of members; terms; vacancies

Sec. 2-191.  Composition; Compensation

Sec. 2-192.  Election of officers; reports; rules and regulations budgets

Sec. 2-193.  Powers and duties

Sec. 2-194.  Creation of fund; exempt from taxation

Sec. 2-195.  Transfer of titled upon dissolution of land trust

 

CHAPTER NO. 216

The above-entitled ordinance, referred to this time and place for a public hearing and consideration of final passage, is called for hearing.

 

There are no persons present who wish to be heard.

 

On motion of Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Larisa, and ?? unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, said ordinance is adopted.

 

(Given first passage January 4, 1993)

 

Advertised - Providence Journal - January 22 (entirety), 29 & February 1, 1993)

 

4.  ** (OCG - Microelectronics Ordinance)

 

AN ORDINANCE IN AMENDMENT OF CHAPTER 19 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, 1987, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED "ZONING", which amends Sectior 19-96 entitled "Districts--Designated" is hereby amended as follows:

 

Parcel 1, Block 1, on Assessor's Map 205 presently located in an Industrial 2 District is hereby changed to be included in a Industrial 3 Planned Unit Development District.

 

CHAPTER NO. 217

The above-entitled ordinance, referred to this time and place for a public hearing and consideration of final passage, is called for hearing.

 

There are no persons present who wish to be heard.

 

On motion of Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Miranda, and on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, said ordinance is adopted

 

CITY COUNCIL SITTING AS LICENSING COMMISSIONERS

 

LICENSES

 

Secondhand Dealers License - Foundry

 

Applicant     - Noblemet, Inc.

Location      - 404 Wampanoag Trail

 

Advertised - East Providence Post - January 14, 1993

 

Approved      - Chief of Police

Subject to Building Inspector's approval

 

Mike Sparfven, 99 Main Street, Warren Rhode Island, is present and sworn.  After answering questions from the Council, the license is unanimously granted on motion of Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Sullivan, subject to all approvals.

 

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE - Class B Limited (Victualer)

 

Applicant          - G.J. Bravo Pizza, Inc.

dba                  - Bravo Pizza

Location           - 664 Bullocks Point Avenue

 

Advertised - East Providence Post - January 14 & 21, 1993

 

Subject to Police Chief's approval

Subject to Building Inspector's approval

Subject to Health Inspector's approval

 

Victualling - Class 2/Not over 50

 

Applicant          - G.J. Bravo Pizza, Inc.

dba                  - Bravo Pizza

Location           - 664 Bullocks Point Avenue

 

Subject to Police Chief's approval

Subject to Building Inspector's approval

Subject to Health Inspector's approval

 

Atha Salpoglou, 152 Estrelle Drive, is present and sworn.

 

Bruce Cox, the attorney representing Mr. Salpoglou, asks for a deferment of the hearing until the next meeting.

 

On motion of Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Lynch, it is unanimously voted to defer the matter to the next regular meeting to be held February 16, 1993.

 

Secondhand Dealers Licenses/Household Consignment

 

Applicant          - Jane Quattrucci & Lynn Robillard

dba                  - The Price Is Right

Location           - 1175 Warren Avenue

 

Approved      - Chief of Police

Subject to Building Inspector's approval

Subject to Zoning Officer's approval

 

Advertised - East Providence Post - January 21, 1993

 

Sunday/Holiday Sales

 

Applicant          - Jane Quattrucci & Lynn Robillard

dba                  - The Price Is Right

Location           - 1175 Warren Avenue

 

Approved      - Chief of Police

Subject to Building Inspector's approval

Subject to Zoning Officer's approval

 

Jane Quattrucci, 142 Carpenter Street, Rehoboth, Massachusetts and Lynn Robillard, 406 Olney Street, Seekonk, Massachusetts, are present and sworn.  After answering questions from the Council on motion of Mr Miranda, seconded by Mr. Lynch and on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, it is voted to grant the above licenses subject to all approvals.

 

LICENSING COMMISSIONERS RESUME SITTING AS CITY COUNCIL

 

RECEPTION OF PETITIONS

 

Licenses

 

Sunday/Holiday Sales

 

Applicant     - Willett Patch

Location      - 185 Willett Avenue

 

Approved      - Chief of Police

Subject to Building Inspector's approval

Subject to Zoning Officer's approval

 

Gary Carlson, 5 Chilton Avenue, Bristol, Rhode Island, is present and sworn.  After answering questions from the Council, the license is unanimously granted on motion of Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Larisa.

 

Pool Table - 1 Unit (Including Sunday)

 

Applicant     - Solmar, Inc.

Location      - 497 Warren Avenue

 

Approved      - Chief of Police

Subject to Building Inspector's approval

 

Jorge Mello, 277 Princess Avenue, No. Providence, Rhode Island, is present and sworn.  After answering questions from the Council, the above license is unanimously granted on motion of Mr. Miranda, seconded by Mr. Lynch subject to all approvals.

 

Victualling/Not over 25 - Transfer

 

Applicant          - Susan Sanger

dba                  - Vinnies Place

Location           - 321 Warren Avenue

 

Approved      - Chief of Police

Subject to Building Inspector's approval

Subject to Health Inspector's approval

 

(Deferred from January 19, 1993)

 

Unanimously granted on motion of Mr. Miranda, seconded by Mr. Sullivan subject to all approvals.

 

NEW BUSINESS

 

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

 

CLAIMS COMMITTEE

 

William Dias - damages to trash container - referred to Valco

Susan DiSalvo - $482.91 - property damage - referred to the Law Department

Manuel and Jacqueline Rezendes - unspecified amount - injury to minor at Silver Spring Playground

 

Pending Litigation - Robinson vs. City of East Providence - recent decision in R.I. Supreme Court - City will file claim with U.S. Supreme Court

 

On motion of Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Miranda, it is unanimously voted to approve the Claims Committee report.

 

Meeting is recessed at 9:00 P.M. and reconvenes at 9:10 P.M. with all Council members present.

 

 

COUNCILMEN

 

(By Councilman Joseph Joseph S. Larisa, Jr.)

 

1.  * Volunteerism and Council appointed Boards and Commissions

 

Mr. Larisa thanks the members of the public who sent letters volunteering for boards or commissions.  He receives unanimous consent to make a motion to direct the City Clerk to send letters to all those who wrote in, advising them of the next two meetings of the boards/commissions they volunteered for.  Motion is seconded by Mr. Lynch.  Unanimously voted.

 

2.  * School Budget Audit Volunteers

 

Mr. Larisa asks for volunteers to audit the School Department budget and asks that volunteers send in resumes.  He makes a motion to have citizens send in resumes and directs the City Clerk to send copies to the School Committee and Council.  Mr. Lynch seconds the motion for discussion.

 

Mr. Lynch states that the initiative should come after a discussion with the School Committee.  Mr. Miranda agrees with Mr. Lynch.

 

After further discussion, a roll-call vote is taken ?? the motion.

 

Mr. Larisa        Aye

Mr. Lynch        Nay

Mr. Miranda     Nay

Mr. Sullivan      Nay

Mayor Grant    Aye

 

Motion is denied on a 2-3 vote.

 

Mr. Larisa receives Unanimous Consent to make a motion that he be given authority to attend the next School Committee meeting to get their input.  Mr. Lynch seconds the motion, on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, motion passes.

 

(By Councilman Norman J. Miranda)

 

Charity Ball Update

 

Mr. Miranda gives an update on the Charity Ball, scheduled for February 28, 1993 at the Holy Ghost Benevolent Brotherhood hall.  He says that all proceeds will go to local charities.  He asks for support from the community and says that tickets are available in the City Clerk's office.  In response to a question from Mr. Lynch, Mr. Miranda states that the committee is leaning to support the High School band for uniforms and the East Providence D.A.R.E. program, and possibly a third charity.

 

(By Councilman Robert D. Sullivan)

 

Zoning Enterprise

 

Mr. Sullivan proposes a new Class C-5-A Zone to encourage new enterprises in the City.  He asks that the matter be referred to the Planning Department and come back to the City Council.

 

After a discussion, a motion is made by Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Larisa, and voted 5-0.

 

Mayor Grant receives Unanimous Consent to request that a letter be drafted to the State Legislature requesting East Providence be in an Enterprise Zone.  Motion is made by Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Lynch and voted 5-0.

 

Mr. Miranda receives Unanimous Consent to discuss a zoning matter which came before the last Zoning Board meeting.  He asks that when a building permit is taken out, abutting neighbors be notified by letter, paid by the builder, to inform them when the hearing will take place.  It is also suggested that a notice be posted.

 

On motion of Mr. Miranda, seconded by Mr. Larisa, it is unanimously voted to refer the matter to the Planning Board.

 

RESOLUTIONS

 

1.  * RESOLUTION REQUESTING AN EXTENSION OF TIME FOR REVALUATION.

Resolve No. 9

(Requested by Director of Finance)

 

The above-entitled Resolution is introduced and, on motion of Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Sullivan, and on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, is adopted.

 

2.  * RESOLUTION REQUESTING LEGISLATION TO PROVIDE FOR APPOINTMENT OF A MEMBER TO THE PROVIDENCE WATER SUPPLY BOARD TO BE SELECTED BY THE CITY OF EAST PROVIDENCE CITY COUNCIL.

Resolve No. 10

 

The above-entitled Resolution is introduced and, on motion of Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Lynch, and on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, is adopted.

 

(Requested by Councilman Robert D. Sullivan)

 

3.  * RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER OF THE CITY OF EAST PROVIDENCE TO APPLY TO THE RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES, FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL FOR CERTAIN CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO THE EAST PROVIDENCE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY.

 

Resolve No. 7

(Requested by Director of Public Works)

 

The above-entitled Resolution is introduced and, on motion of Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Miranda, and on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, is adopted.

 

 

4.  * RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO A LOAN AGREEMENT WITH THE RHODE ISLAND CLEAN WATER PROTECTION FINANCE AGENCY, AND TO DETERMINE CERTAIN MATTERS RELATING TO $3,300,000 OF BONDS ISSUED FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINANCING THE CONSTRUCTION OF CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO THE CITY OF EAST PROVIDENCE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY, AMONG OTHER THINGS.

 

Resolve No. 8

(Requested by Bond Counsel)

 

The above-entitled Resolution is introduced and, on motion of Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Sullivan, and on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, is adopted.

 

 

INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES

 

AN ORDINANCE IN AMENDMENT OF CHAPTER 16 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EAST PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND, 1987, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED "TAXATION", which amends Sec. 16-16. entitled "Authority of City Assessor", by adding thereto the following:

 

(d) A transfer by the property owner of the real property into a living trust wherein the property owner is the settlor and trustee of said trust shall not result in the loss of the exemptions provided herein so long as all other requirements are provided in accordance with sections 16-17, 16-18 and 16-19.

 

(If given first passage, can be referred to February 16, 1993, for hearing)

(Requested by Councilman Robert D. Sullivan)

 

Mr. Sullivan speaks on this ordinance which he proposed.

 

Mr. Conley states that the ordinance will be retroactive midnight of December 31, 1992.

 

The above-entitled ordinance is introduced and, on motion of Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Lynch and on a unanimous roll-call vote with all Council members present and voting, is given first passage and referred to the next regular Council meeting, to be held February 16, 1993, for a public hearing and consideration of final passage.

 

Mayor Grant turns the gavel over to Assistant Mayor Larisa to make the following appointments.

 

APPOINTMENTS

 

Council Liaisons

 

Advisory Recreation Board       - Norman Miranda

Carousel Park Commission       - Robert D. Sullivan

Planning Board                         - Robert D. Sullivan

Historic Properties                    - Rolland R. Grant

Housing Advisory Commission  - Rolland R. Grant

 

Received as information.

 

(By Mayor Rolland R. Grant)

 

Beautification Committee

Victor Zuffoletti            6 Seabrook Drive  02914

 

On motion of Mr. Grant, seconded by Mr. Miranda, and on a unanimous vote, Victor Zuffoletti is appointed to the above Committee.

 

Conservation Committee

Frank Chase                  77 Ide Avenue     02914

 

On motion of Mr. Grant, seconded by Mr. Sullivan, Frank Chase is appointed to the above Committee.

 

Special Police Officers

R George Cunha           23 Martin Street  02914

R Milton Pent               18 Astral Drive  02915

R Gary Tillou                32 Bullocks Pt Ave  02915

R Russell Spaight          61 Pleasant Street  02916

R Mark Saunders         132 Grove Avenue  02914

 

On motion of Mr. Grant, seconded by Mr. Miranda, the above are reappointed as Police Constables for the term expiring December 1, 1994, subject to conformance with all the rules and regulations.

 

Economic Development Commission

Mr. Larisa asks Mr. Grant to appoint William Smith to the Economic Development Commission.  Mr. Grant makes the motion, seconded by Mr. Miranda, and voted 5-0.

 

Mayor Grant resumes the chair.

 

(By Councilman Joseph S. Larisa)

 

Library Board of Trustees

Donna R. Drapeau                    19 Case Street    02916

Ethel Chase                              77 Ide Avenue     02914

 

Donna R. Drapeau - Motion is made by Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Lynch to appoint Donna R. Drapeau to the Library Board of Trustees.

 

Roll-call vote is requested by Mr. Sullivan.

 

Roll-call vote follows:

 

Mr. Larisa                    Aye

Mr. Lynch                    Aye

Mr. Miranda                 Nay

Mr. Sullivan                  Nay

Mayor Grant                Nay

 

Motion is denied on a 2-3-vote.

 

Coastal Resources Management Commission

Daniel Stafford              251 Burnside Avenue  02915

 

On motion of Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Sullivan, it is unanimously voted to appoint Daniel Stafford to the above Commission.

 

Adopt An Island Committee

Aldor Cloutier              10 Office Parkway  02914

Millie Pelland                10 Office Parkway  02914

 

Unanimously voted to appoint Aldor Cloutier and Millie Pelland to the above Committee on motion of Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Lynch.

 

Special Police Officer

R Joseph Traficante          1400 Wampanoag Trail  02915

 

On motion of Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Lynch, it is voted that Joseph Traficante be reappointed as Police Constable for the term expiring December 1, 1994, subject to conformance with all the rules and regulations.

 

Carousel Commission

R Gail C. Durfee             26 Stoneham Drive  02915

 

Unanimously voted to reappoint Gail Durfee to the above Commission on motion of Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Sullivan.

 

Economic Development Commission

R William Smith              66 Hazard Avenue  02914

 

At an earlier request by Mr. Larisa, Mr. Grant reappointed William Smith to the above Commission.

 

Historic Properties

R Nancy Stevens              37 Beaumont Street  02916

 

On motion of Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Lynch, it is voted to reappoint Nancy R. Stevens to the above Board.

 

Mayor Grant asks the City Solicitor for an opinion on this appointment.

 

Mr. Conley states that the ordinance does not apply to Council or School Committee members.

 

The question is moved on a motion by Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Lynch, and voted 5-0.

 

Roll-call vote is requested by Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Miranda.

 

Roll-call vote follows:

 

Mr. Larisa                    Aye

Mr. Lynch                    Aye

Mr. Miranda                 Nay

Mr. Sullivan                  Nay

Mayor Grant                Aye

 

Motion to reappoint Nancy R. Stevens to the Historic Properties Commission passes 3-2.

 

Juvenile Hearing Board

R Wendy Piper                15 Doro Place        02916

 

Motion is made by Mr. Larisa, seconded by Mr. Lynch to reappoint Wendy Pyper to the above Board.

 

Roll-call vote is requested by Mr. Sullivan.

 

Roll-call vote follows:

 

Mr. Larisa                    Aye

Mr. Lynch                    Aye

Mr. Miranda                 Nay

Mr. Sullivan                  Nay

Mayor Grant                Nay

 

Motion is denied 2-3.

 

(By Councilman Gerald R. Lynch)

 

Affirmative Action

R Mary Ellen Burke           91 Wilson Avenue  02916

R Richard Moore              1 Cardona Street  02914

 

Motion is made by Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Larisa, to reappoint Mary Ellen Burke to the above Committee.

 

Roll-call vote is requested by Mr. Sullivan.

 

Roll-call vote as follows:

 

Mr. Larisa                    Aye

Mr. Lynch                    Aye

Mr. Miranda                 Nay

Mr. Sullivan                  Nay

Mayor Grant                Nay

 

Motion is denied on a 2-3 vote.

 

Mr. Lynch withdraws the name of Richard Moore, saying does not want Mr. Moore embarrassed.

 

Mr. Sullivan nominates Mr. Moore to the Affirmative Action Committee, Mr. Lynch seconds, unanimously voted 5-0.

 

Special Police Officer

  R        William Abbood           378 1/2 Taunton Ave  02914

  R        Charles Alexion            22 Walnut Street     02914

  R        Kyle Andrade               252 Don Avenue       02916

N/P      Scott Bedford               50 Fredrick Street   02916

N/P      Robin Botelho              90 Sprague Street    02915

N/P      Lionel Butterfield          53 Bayview Avenue    02915

  R        Jason Cashman             160 Centre Street    02914

  R        Bryan Craig                  85 Barney Street     02916

  R        Edward R. Dias            93 Miller Avenue     02916

  R        Shawn Fisher                21 Bellevue Blvd.    02916

  R        Peter Hall                     3044 Pawtucket Ave   02914

N/P      David J. Langeira          24 Riverwood Court   02914

  R        Barbara Mayforth         33 Poplar Avenue     02915

  R        Andrew Palmer            85 Fredrick Street   02916

N/P      Scott Trottier                80 Coyle Avenue      02916

  N       Mark Ducharme           101 D No Broadway    02916

  N       Brian Rebello                54 Sutton Avenue     02914

  N       Daniel Johnson             11 B Coyle Avenue    0291??

  N       Christopher LaBranch   251 Newman Avenue    0291??

 

On motion of Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Miranda, it is voted that the above be nominated and reappointed as Police Constables for the term expiring December 1, 1994, subject to conformance with all the rules and regulations.

 

(Mr. Lynch leaves the meeting)

 

(By Councilman Norman J. Miranda)

 

Special Police Officers

R          Joseph S. White           173 Leonard Avenue    02914

R          Robert Antone              214 Grosvenor Avenue  02914

N         Glen Maciel                  80 First Street       02914

N         Timothy J. Galego         74 Mary Avenue        02914

 

On motion of Mr. Miranda, seconded by Mr. Sullivan, it is voted that the above be nominated and reappointed as Police Constables for the term expiring December 1, 1994, subject to conformance with all the rules and regulations.

 

Library Board of Trustees

Paulo Silva                  150 So Rose Street    02914

 

On motion of Mr. Miranda, seconded by Mr. Sullivan it is voted 3-0-1 to appoint Paulo Silva to the above Board.  Mr. Larisa abstaining and Mr. Lynch is noted absent.

 

(By Councilman Robert D. Sullivan)

 

Special Police Officers

R          Patricia Karalekas        34 Pinecrest Drive      02915

R          Scott R. Morency         29 Harvey Avenue        02915

R          Donald Rebello             Pole #11 Hospital Road  02915

 

On motion of Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Miranda, it is voted that the above be reappointed as Police Constables for the term expiring December 1, 1994, subject to conformance with all the rules and regulations.

 

Carousel Commission

R          Rose Larisa                  77 Argyle Avenue        02914

 

On motion of Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Miranda, Rose Larisa is reappointed to the above Commission on a 3-0-1, with Mr. Larisa abstaining and Mr. Lynch noted absent.

 

Historic Properties

Charles Foskett              868 Bullocks Pt Ave     02915

 

On motion of Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Miranda, it is voted 4-0 to appoint Charles Foskett to the above Board.  Mr. Lynch is noted absent.

 

Juvenile Hearing Board

Joanne Harry                 198 Vincent Avenue      02914

 

On motion of Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Miranda and on a 3-0-1 vote, Joanne Harry is appointed to the above Board.  Mr. Larisa abstains and Mr. Lynch is noted absent.

 

Affirmative Action

Bruce R. DiTraglia           120 Smith Street        02915

 

On motion of Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Miranda, it is voted 4-0 to appoint Bruce R. DiTraglia to the above Board.  Mr. Lynch is noted absent.

 

Library Board of Trustees

Leo C. Sullivan              17 Allison Court        02915

 

Mr. Sullivan makes a motion to nominate Leo C. Sullivan to the Library Board of Trustees.  Mr. Miranda seconds the motion.  Mr. Larisa comments on the appointments made.

 

After further discussion, Mr. Larisa requests a roll-call vote.

 

Roll-call vote follows:

 

Mr. Larisa        Nay

Mr. Lynch        Absent

Mr. Miranda     Aye

Mr. Sullivan      Aye

Mayor Sullivan Aye

 

Motion passes 3-1-0, with Mr. Lynch noted absent.

 

Motion by Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Larisa, to adjourn.

 

Meeting is adjourned at 10:35 P.M.

 

Attest:

 

Valerie A. Perry

City Clerk

 

Approved:  2/16/93

 

 

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