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That this City Council hold a public hearing in the Committee on Finance on the community’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget priorities.
That the Administration appear before the Committee on Public Health and Public Safety to update the City Council on the status of the Police Chief search.
New Livery License, Boston Novelty Limo LLC, 333 Broadway, operating 1 vehicle.
In his capacity as Chair of the Committee on Finance, outlining the process for this Council to determine and convey its shared budget priorities for the Fiscal Year 2025 budget.
Requesting approval of a transfer of $1,000 from the City Council Legal Services Account to the City Council Office Supplies Account for the purchase of furniture and supplies to create a sp…
Commending Nicole Eigbrett for the relentless pursuit of housing justice as the Director of Community Organizing for the Community Action Agency of Somerville (CAAS).
That the Director of Health and Human Services discuss the availability of free city-funded COVID tests going forward after temporary relief funds have evaporated, including any plans and/or…
That the Director of Mobility and the Director of Parking discuss if and where additional Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) walking routes and ADA parking spots have been designated for …
That the Director of Parking establish alternative drop off zones, including reverse direction drop off zones, in front of the City Hall concourse from the hours of 7:30 AM to 8:15 AM and 2:…
That the Director of Web Content and Development include the Wage Theft Advisory Committee on the "Departments, Boards, Commissions, and Authorities" page, and compile the agendas and minute…
That the Director of Health and Human Services work with the Administration to allocate funding to secure COVID-19 rapid tests to be distributed at Public Libraries.
Recognizing February as Black History Month.
Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting, January 11, 2024.
Approval of the Minutes of the Organizational Meeting, January 2, 2024.
Remembrances.
Call of the Roll.
Community Growing Center applying for a Public Event License for Maple Boil 2024 on March 1 and 2 from 7:30am to 7:30pm (raindate March 8 and 9).
Representative Mike Connolly submitting comments re: item 24-0089 a resolution in support of an enduring ceasefire in Gaza.
984 individuals, including 7 residents submitting comments re: item 24-0089 a resolution in support of an enduring ceasefire in Gaza.
Transferring Taxi Medallion License, from Ormond Transportation Company Inc to Bostonshuttles.com LP for Medallion #89.
Transferring Taxi Medallion License, from Silcor Transportation Company Inc to BAETDA Transportation Service LLC for Medallions #51, 77, 93.
New Extended Operating Hours License, Lucky Strike, 325 Revolution Drive, opening Monday-Sunday until 2am for in-store service only.
New Billiards and Bowling License, Lucky Strike, 325 Revolution Drive, for 5 billiard tables and 8 bowling lanes.
New Automatic Amusement Device, Lucky Strike, 325 Revolution Drive, for 117 devices.
Requesting the acceptance of a 30-year lease with BRE-BMR Assembly Innovation I LLC, and the appropriation of $171,969 from Free Cash to the Fire Department Special Items Account to fund sai…
Extenet Systems LLC applying for a Grant of Location to install 54 feet of conduit in Washington Street from existing Eversource Utility Pole 358/66 to a proposed small wireless facility nod…
Opposing private jet hangar expansion at Hanscom Civil Airport and region wide.
That the Director of Engineering update this Council on the policy and plans pertaining to repairing leaking gas pipes versus replacing them, and the necessary transition away from gas infra…
That the Director of Housing and the Director of the Office of Housing Stability discuss the parameters of qualification used by building owners and managers in selecting lottery winners for…
That the Director of Water and Sewer address the use of threatening notifications as part of the water meter replacement project.
That the Environmental Health Coordinator discuss alternatives to the use of bait traps containing poison to dispatch rats.
That the Director of Health and Human services create an on-call emergency fire response unit to assist in connecting residents with available resources in the event of a displacement or los…
That the Executive Director of the Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development (OSPCD) update this Council on current efforts to create a Community Center as part of the new devel…
Conveying the 2023 Surveillance Technology Annual Report.
Requesting ordainment of an amendment to Section 6-59 of the Code of Ordinances, to amend the definition of guidelines.
Tadhg Pearson submitting comments re: sidewalks.
Danny Dicamillo submitting comments re: BlueBikes.
Requesting the use of available funds in the amount of $24,317 from the Library's Personal Services account to reestablish a Librarian III West Branch Manager position.
Requesting approval to accept and expend a $48,529.99 grant with no new match required, from the Boston Mayor's Office of Emergency Management to the Police Department for installation of ac…
Approval of the Minutes of the Finance Committee Meeting of February 6, 2024.
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