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evening, March 23rd, 2026. This meeting is being recorded. Please join me in the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under
God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you. We have 27 items on this evening's agenda. And I will ask the city clerk to please read agenda item number one, >> minutes of the city council meeting March 9th, 2026.
>> Mr. President, >> council [clears throat] vital like to make a motion to accept and place on file the minutes. Motion's made and second to accept and place on file the minutes. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor opposed. The minutes are approved and the vote is 100. Agenda item number two.
>> Now is the time for the public hearing on the petition of Mass Electric and Verizon to install one joint own pole on Forest Street beginning at a point approximately 70 ft southwest of the center line of the intersection of Martin Angelo Drive and Aim Street. National Grid is proposing to install a new pole on Forest Street labeled P4150,
order number 26-1009680. Okay, this public hearing be taken up in four stages. First, public speaking in favor. Second, questions from the public. Third, public speaking opposition. And finally, questions from the city council. So, I'll open the first part of the public hearing with the public speaking in favor. Starting
with the applicant. Please state your name and address for the record. Al Galvin, design engineer, National Grid Electric. So, we're proposing to install a uh recloser out here on the feeder to assess any uh voltage issues and outage
time frames. Um, this will cut down on any outage time that'll isolate the outages and keep people uh on much quicker than than prior. >> Okay. Anything else, Al? >> Um, no. Oh, it's a it's it's a new newer pole because uh new equipment. They need
it on a fresh new new uh strong pole in a basically a straight line with what's out there on the uh on the span on the street. Any other members of the public speaking in favor? Any other members of the public speaking in favor? Any members of the public speaking in
favor? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Questions from the public? Are there any questions from the public? Any questions from the public? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Any members of the public speaking in
opposition? Members of the public speaking in opposition. Any members of the public speak in opposition? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Questions from the city councilors? Questions from the city councilors?
Any questions from the city councilors? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Councelor Pillo. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move to approve the petition with the conditions submitted by the city engineer. >> Motion made and seconded to approve the petition with the conditions submitted
by the city engineer. Motion's been made and seconded. Any discussion on the motion? >> Councelor Roby. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Can I just clarify? In the uh communication from the engineering department, they said that the order is actually wrong and that it's the southwest from the center
line of the intersection to Martin Jalo Drive and Aim Street does is not supposed to be there and it's only from the existing pole 41. >> So, do we a need to amend the order? >> We can. I mean, if you'd like to. I mean
that's I mean I'm sure the engineering folks will take care of that as part of it but we if you want you can make a motion to include the well the engineers conditions are going to be part of the motion. Right. >> Yes. >> Right. Right. I mean >> okay I just want to make sure that what
we're actually approving is what he has sent us versus the >> So just so clear we're approving the petition as with the conditions identified and comments identified by the city engineers. Is that does that work council Roby? >> Yes. Thank you.
>> Everybody clear? Motion's made and seconded. All those in favor? Opposed? Petition is approved with the conditions and the comments by the city engineer. And the vote is 100. Agenda item number three. >> Now is the time for the public hearing on the petition of Mass Electric and Verizon to install one joint own pole on
Highland Street beginning at a point approximately 110 ft north of the center line of the intersection of Lincoln and Jefferson Street. Uh, National Grid is proposing to install a new 50ft H1 midspan pole between pole one and two on Highland Street. This pole will be located on city property labeled P150,
order number 26-100 9681. And in addition, we did receive comments from the city engineer as well, sir. Again, this public hearing will be taken up in the same four stages. Public speak in favor, questions from the public, public speaking in opposition, and then questions from the city councilors. I'll open the first part of the public
hearing with the public speaking in favor. Starting with the applicant, please state your name and address for the record, please. >> Al Galvin, design engineer, National Grid Electric. Uh, National Grid proposing again to install a new recloser um in a particular area where
outage readings have happened in the past. Uh, new this will isolate the the outages and the and the voltage readings uh issues that that occur in that area faster, restore outages much sooner, and uh again, they needed a new pole for the newer equipment. Any other members of
the public speaking in favor? Any other members of the public speaking in favor? Any other members of the public speaking in favor? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Questions from the public. Any questions from the public? Any questions from the public?
Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Public speaking in opposition. Any members of the public speaking in opposition? Members of the public speaking in opposition hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Questions from the
city councilors. Questions from the city councilors. Any questions from the city councilors? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing in the entire public hearing. Councelor Fillo. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Uh move to approve with the conditions uh and
comments submitted by the city engineer. Motions made and seconded to approve the petition with the comments and conditions identified by the city engineer. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The petition is approved with
the conditions and comments of the city engineer and the vote is 10-0. Agenda item number four. Now is the time for the public hearing on the petition of Mass Electric and Verizon to install one joint own pole on Washington Street beginning at a point approximately 160 ft east of the center line of the intersection of Devon Street and Bolton Street. National Grid is proposing to
install a new class a new 50ft class H1 midspan pole between pole 15 and pole 16 on Washington Street. This pole will be located on city property labeled P1550 order number 26-1009682. And also we do have comments from city engineer Deersia. Again, this public
hearing be taking up the same four stages. Public speaking in favor, questions from the public, public speaking in opposition, and then questions from the city council. We'll open the first part of the public hearing with a public speaking in favor. Starting with the applicant, please state your name and address for the record, please.
>> Al Galvin, National Grid Electric, >> Hope. Um again, National Grid to uh request to install a recloser to uh for reliability issues and uh to um restore any outage issues that may have occur on the feeder there in this area. Uh new
pole is necessary for the newer equipment. Any other members of the public speaking in favor? Any other members of the public speaking in favor? Any other members of the public speaking in favor? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public
hearing. Questions from the public? Any questions from the public? Any questions from the public? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Public speaking in opposition. Public speaking in opposition. Any
members of the public speaking in opposition hearing? None. I close that portion of public hearing. Questions from the city councilors? Questions from the city councilors? Questions from the city councilors? hearing. None. I close that portion of
the public hearing and the entire public hearing. Council Villo. >> Thank you, Mr. President. All I hope we weren't too tough on you tonight. Um move to approve with the conditions submitted by the city engineer. Motion made and seconded to approve the
petition with the conditions identified by the city engineer. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The petition is approved with the conditions identified by the city engineer and the vote is 100. Thank you Al. >> Thank you.
>> Agenda item number five, >> communication from councilorsing and naving regarding municipal aggregation March 2026 update. >> Council Naven. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Here we are again. I rise tonight with an update on the fourth quarter 2025 savings um from
the municipal aggregation program. City residents saved in the fourth quarter of 2025 $335,85 in their electricity bills compared to what they would have paid for the national grid basic service rate. As a reminder, our contract provides 100% renewable energy. And looking ahead to
the first quarter of 2026, the city rate is lower than the national grid basic service rate uh for winter and summer. Um, so this is significant because our residents who are participating in the program will continue to save money. Um, since the program has started in 2007,
we have now saved um, as participants in the program over $38 million. So something that people can be proud in. As we mentioned a couple of weeks back, um we're running into some challenges with some of the day ahead incillary charges um that are being uh levied from ISO New England and we'll continue to
monitor that, but we are still saving um money on the rates and we will continue to hopefully um monitor this program and do what we can for the residents. Thank you, Mr. President. Motion to accept and place on file. >> Motion's made and second to accept and place on file. Any comments on the motion?
Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? Motion carries. The item is filed and the vote is 100. Agenda item number six, >> certification from Ward 4 counselor Heather Gould as required under Mass General Law, chapter 39, section 23D, regarding the application for a special permit from attorney Brian Faulk on
behalf of Malro North Land Trust to build and operate two multif family dwellings with a total of 90 residential units, accessory parking, resident amenities, landscaped areas, and open space areas to be located at the corner of Ames and Four Streets. Order number 26-1009664A. Council Gold. Thank you, Mr. President.
Uh motion to accept and place on file, please. >> Motion's made and second to accept and place on file. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The motion is filed and the vote is 100. Agenda item number seven, communication from the mayor regarding
grant acceptance in the amount of $97,500 from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Community Compact Cabinet's information technology grant program awarded to the building department to be used to support the building department's transition from paper files to a digital system. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Motion to accept the a motion to approve the
grant, please. >> Motion's made and seconded to approve the grant. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The grant is approved and the vote is 10. Agenda item number eight. Communication from the mayor regarding grant acceptance in the amount of $200,500 from the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security Body Warn camera grant program awarded to the police department to be used for the creation, purchase, and implementation of a bodywn camera program for the police department. >> Councelor Irish. >> Hey, Mr. Motion to approve the grant, please. >> Motion's made and seconded to approve
the grant. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Oppose. The grant is approved and the vote is 100. Agenda item number nine, >> communication from the mayor guiding grant acceptance to the amount of $250,000 from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources Green Communities Division
awarded to the city of Malro to be used to update and upgrade the cooling and heating systems at the fire department station one and the police department to help bring down energy costs. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Uh motion to approve the grant, please. >> Motion's made and seconded to approve the grant. Any discussion on the motion?
Councelor Orum. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Uh just last week we were just talking about energy cost and how it's really going up quite a bit. Might it be for the city or every individual out there and thankfully we have our own individual power people
providing us power. Um I just wanted to note this is a great step in going in the right direction on energy efficiency and I'm glad we got the grant. Thank you Mr. President. >> Thank you council or any other discussion from the counselors on the motion to approve the grant. All those
in favor opposed. The grant is approved and the vote is 100. Agenda item number 10. >> Communication from the mayor regarding the reappoint of Linda Clark to the board of registars for a three-year term to expire on April 1st, 2029. >> Councelor Orum. >> Thank you, Mr. President. I would
recommend approval of this reappoint for Linda Clark to serve on the board of registars. Thank you, Mr. >> Motion's made in second to approve the appointment of Linda Clark. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed. The reappointment is approved and the vote
is 100. Agenda item number 11. >> Communication from the mayor regarding the reappoints of Edward J. Clansancy and Alan F. White to the conservation commission for three-year terms respectively to expire as follows. Edward J. Clansancy on April 26, 2029 and Alan F. White on March 29th, 2029.
>> Council Orum. Thank you, Mr. President. We know one of these people that are being re reappointed again. And I will recommend that both Alan White and Edward Clancy be reappointed to these two to the position of the Conservation Commission. Thank you, Mr. President.
>> Motion's made in second. I said, do we know them? I think they've got a combined 100 years of service on the Conservation Commission. Motion made and seconded to approve the reappoints. Any discussion on the motion? Council Ducet. [clears throat]
>> Thank you very much, Mr. Mr. President. Um, I believe that the uh conservation commission was actually created by Edward Ky. So, I'm glad to see he's a steward of that still and appreciate the time and effort that both of these folks have added to the benefit of our
community. Thank you. >> It's just after when Moses came down with the tablets when they said this. [laughter] So, no, nice to both uh Council Clancy and Alan White do a fantastic job in representing the city on the conservation commission. Any uh further
discussion on the motion? On the motion to approve the reappoints. All those in favor opposed. The motion to approve both reappointments is approved and the vote is 100. Agenda item number 12. >> Communication from the mayor got a request to authorize the utilization of the construction manager at risk project
delivery method for the Raymond Richard Elementary School project pursuant to Mass General Law Chapter 149A. >> Council Roi. >> Thank you, Mr. President. U move to approve the council authorizing the utilization of construction manager at risk for Richard school.
>> So motion's made in second to approve the order that authorizes the construction risk program. Uh motion's been made in second. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor opposed. The order to approve the use of the construction risk program for the richer school is
approved and the vote is 100. Agenda item number 13. Communication from the mayor regarding proposed non-union salary ordinance changes based on recommendations from the Colin Center report. Additionally, proposed job descriptions pursuant to chapter 125 personnel section 5 preparation of classification descriptions for the
positions of city collector, assistant finance director, city collector, and assistant recreation director. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Motion to refer to the finance committee, please. >> Motion's made and seconded to refer to the finance committee. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in
favor? Opposed? The item is going to finance and the vote is 100. Agenda item number 14. >> Communication from the mayor regarding the report of cemeteries and perpetual care trust fund guidelines pursuant to order number 25-100 9345A. >> Councelor Sergeant.
Thank you, Mr. President. I'd like to highlight a few things within this. Um this is a a great move by the city to use a perpetual care fund to upgrade and to continue to take care of some of the older stones that are in the cemeteries. Uh within the plots that are outlined in
this is the Grand Army the Republic uh plot post number 43 John Rollins post. Um so we're going all the way back to the Civil War in some of these uh section 118. I like to consider that the World War I section um with recognition of a number of KAS and one grave that's
a Spanishame war casualty. So, I think the city's taken a great step to uh continue to upgrade or upgrade and upkeep some of these stones. Uh within this, it also shows that we there were 11 newly installed stones this past year. Uh work with the Veterans Council and the DPW. So, I'd like to thank uh
the Department of Public Works, the cemetery department, and uh Jimmy Camatarus for helping out with that. And uh with that, I uh would like to accept and place on file. Motion's made in second to accept and place on file. Any discussion on the motion? Council Naven.
>> Thank you, Mr. President. Um I was not going to speak on this, but um after councelor Sergeant just um so eloquently talked about that, I just want to highlight the reason that he is aware of the stones that have been replaced and the number of stones that have been replaced is that he has in fact taken part personally and he is too humbled to note that. So just want to thank
councelor Sergeant for his work in this effort. >> Thank you councelor Naven and thank you councel sergeant. Well done on the motion to accept and place on file the report. Any further discussion? Seeing none, all those in favor opposed. The report is filed and the vote is 100.
Agenda item number 15. >> Communication from the mayor regarding the draft 2026 Malro forward plan. >> Councelor Roby. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Refer the draft to urban affairs. >> Motion's made second to refer the report to the urban affairs committee. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none,
all those in favor? Opposed. The report's going to urban and the vote is 100. Agenda item 16. Communication from code enforcement officer Ethan Lipett regarding a request for approval of a canopy flat wall sign at 57 Main Street within the downtown business district. >> Councelor Roi. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move to refer
to urban affairs. >> Motion's made and second to refer the item to the Urban Affairs Committee. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The items going to urban affairs and the vote is 100. Agenda item 17, >> communication from code enforcement officer Ethan Lipett, excuse
[clears throat] me, regarding a request for approval of a blade sign at 57 Main Street within the Malboro Village District. >> Councelor Roby. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move to refer this to urban affairs. >> Motion remains second to refer to the urban affairs committee. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in
favor? Oppose. The items go into urban affairs and the vote is 100. Agenda item 18, >> session of Mass Electric and Verizon to install one joint own pole on Simono Drive beginning at a point approximately 45 ft north of the center line of the intersection of Forest Street and Blue Bell Lane. National Grid is proposing to
install a new pole on Simono Drive labeled P3550. Council Fillo. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move to set a date for a public hearing on April 6th and to refer to the city engineer. >> Motion's made and second to set a public hearing for April 6th and we refer this to the engineering department. Any
discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor opposed. The item will have a public hearing on April 6 and go to the city engineer and the vote is 100. Agend item 19 petition to mass electric and Verizon to install one joint own pole on Pleasant Street beginning at a point approximately 120
ft southeast of the center line of the intersection of Chestnut Street and Lincoln Street. National Grid is proposing to install a new 50ft class H1 midspan pole between pole 11 and pole 12 on Pleasant Street. This pole will be located on city property labeled P150. Council Fill. Thank you, Mr. President.
Move to set a date for a public hearing on April 6th and to refer to the city engineer. Motion's made in second to set a public hearing for April 6th and refer to the city engineer. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The item carries. The
vote is going to be a public hearing on April 6th. Go to the city engineer and the vote is 100. Agenda item number 20. Petition of Comcast to install new underground conduit system on Anamog Street, American Way, and Fairmont Street to service Comcast facility that is under construction at 112 Anamog
Street. Council Villo. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move to set a date for a public hearing on April 6th and to refer to the city engineer. Motion made second we have a public hearing on April 6th and refer it to the city engineer. Motion's made and seconded. Any discussion on the motion?
Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The item carries and it's going to have a public hearing on April 6 and go to the city engineer for comments and the vote is 100. Agenda item 21, >> communication from attorney Robert C. Buckley on behalf of Redgate Real Estate Advisors LLC regarding a proposed zoning
amendment to chapter 650 zoning to add a new section to create the Forest Street Residential Overlay District. >> Councelor Roi. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move to refer this to urban affairs, set a public hearing for April 27th and advertise and refer to the planning board. Motion
remains. Second to refer to the urban affairs committee. The planning board will set a public hearing for April 27th and advertise. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? Motion carries. We're going to urban affairs, the planning board, a public hearing April 27th and advertised
and the vote is 100. Agenda item 22. >> Communication from Wemerson Vieira on behalf of Wellies Restaurant Inc. regarding request to extend use of outdoor seating. >> Council Haven. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move to refer to the legislative and legal committee. >> Motion's made and second to refer to the legislative and legal committee. Any
discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? Motion carries. It's going to legal and legislative. And the vote is 100. Agenda item 23. Communication from the Department of Public Utilities regarding filing by Massachusetts Electric Company
and Nantucket Electric Company, DBA National Grid for approval of their 2026 energy efficiency reconciling factors effective May 1st, 2026. Council Pachillo. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Uh the Department of Public Utilities has reached out to us to let us know about
um uh National Grid working with Massachusetts Electric Company and Nucket Electric. Uh they're seeking approval for their energy efficiency reconciling factors. Uh people will uh the public may submit written comments no later than the close of business day uh on April 8th, 2026. Those comments
should be in PDF form and they can be emailed. If you look at our agenda tonight, uh the emails are in there. So with that, move to accept and file. >> Motion's made in second to accept and place on file a communication. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? Motion
carries. It's going to be filed and the vote is 100. Agenda item number 24. Application for renewal of a junk dealer, secondyear dealer license by Antoine Betar, DBA, Hanush Jewelers, 601 Donald Lynch Boulevard. Councillo. Thank you, Mr. President. This is a renewal. I know we had them in here last year. Uh
the police chief has received the Corey. There have been no issues reported. Um, and like I said, uh, this is a renewal. So, with that, move to approve the application. >> Motion made and seconded to approve the junk dealer's license. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Ppposed. Junk dealer license is
approved and the vote is 100. Agenda item 25. >> Application for renewal of a junk dealer. Second, dealer license by Roman Kimarov, DBA Arthur and Sun Shoe Repair, 107 Main Street. >> Kasa Facillo. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Same deal as the last one. We had him in here last year. There have been no issues reported. The chief does have the
quarry. And with that, move to approve the renewal. >> Motion's made. Second to approve to approve the renewal of the junk dealers's license. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The junk dealer license is renewed and the vote is 10. Agenda M26
>> minutes, boards, commissions, and committees. >> Mr. President, councelor Ducet. >> Thank you very much, Mr. President. Motion to accept and place on file the minutes. >> Motion made second accept and place on file all the minutes. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor opposed. The minutes are filed and the vote is
100. Agenda item 27 claims. >> Mr. President, >> councelor Ducet. >> Thank you very much, Mr. President. Motion to accept and place on file the claims. >> Motions. We want to send illegal. >> Sent illegal. I'm sorry. >> Okay. No, that's okay. Motion made second to send the claims to our legal department. Any discussion on the
motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? Claims go to legal and the vote is 100. Reports of committees. >> Who wants to go? I'll let you. >> Rocks, paper, scissors. All right. >> Yield to the finance committee chair. >> Councelor Irish.
>> Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, council. Uh finance committee met um on March 16th, 2026. Uh the meeting convened at 6:30 p.m. Uh we had five items on the agenda that evening. Uh item number order number 26-1009639.
Uh proposed salary ordinance amendment pursuant to chapter 125 personnel section six salary schedule relative to the position of city solicitor. Uh on a motion by council vital seconded by the chair. The committee recommends approval of the proposed salary ordinance
amendment pursuant to chapter 125 personnel section 6 salary schedule relative to the position of city solicitor with an effective date of July 1st 2026. The vote carried 520. Next up was order number 26-1009640
uh proposed salary ordinance amendment pursuant to chapter 125 personnel section six salary schedule relative to the position of assistant fire chief on a motion by council or seconded by the chair. The committee recommends approval of the proposed salary ordinance
amendment pursuant to chapter 125 personnel section 6 salary schedule relative to relative to the position of assistant fire chief with an effective date of July 1st 2026. Uh, next up was order number 26-1009659,
communication from Mayor Dumis together with a mid-year transfer request in the amount of $917,528 from various departments for FY2026, which moves funds from and to accounts outlined in the transfer sheets. On a motion made and seconded by the
committee recommends approval of the midyear transfer request in the amount of 917,528 from various departments for the FY2026 uh which moves funds from and to accounts outlined in the transfer sheet.
The vote carried 5 to 0. Um if I may make one uh note, Mr. present on the previous order number 26-1009640. Um that was the proposed salary ordinance for the uh fire uh the assistant fire chief. That vote carried
4 to one with council vital opposed. Moving on to order number 26-1009675. Transfer in the amount of $565,811 from PEG funds to Marro Cable Trust to fund the operation and capital items of WMCTV
for FY2027. On a motion by council vital, seconded by the chair, the committee recommends approval of the transfer in the amount of 565,811 from the peg funds to Morrow Cable Trust to fund the operation and capital items
of WMCTV for FY2027. The vote carried 5 to 0. And the last item on the agenda that evening was order number 26-1009670. A resolution from council vital uh municipal budget on a motion by council
of vital seconded by the chair. The committee recommends that the resolution be withdrawn and the vote carried 5 to zero. Uh meeting adjourned at 8:01 p.m. And I will be asking for four suspensions this evening. Uh starting with order number 26-1009639.
Request for a suspension for order number 9639. All those in favor of suspension opposed. Suspension carries. Vote is 10-0. Council Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move the recommendation of committee to advertise. >> Motion made and seconded to move the recommendation of the committee which is
to advertise the order. Any discussion on the motion? All those in favor? Oppose. The order will be advertised. The salary will be advertised and the vote is 100. Councelor Iris. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Next, I will be asking for a suspension on order
number 26-1009640. >> Been a motion to suspend the rules for order number 9640. All those in favor of the suspension opposed. Suspension carries. 10-0. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move the recommendation of committee to advertise. >> Motion made and seconded to move the recommendation of the committee which is
to advertise the order salary ordinance. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The salary onus will be advertised and the vote is 100. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Next suspension is for order number 26-1009659.
>> Uh motion's been made in second. Well, there's been a request for suspension of rules for order number 9659. All those in favor of the suspension opposed. Suspension carries 100. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move recommendation of committee to approve the transfer request in the amount of
$917,528. Please. >> Motion's made and second to approve the midyear transfers. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? Susp uh transfers are approved and the vote is 100. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Next
suspension is for order number 26-1009675. >> Motion made second to suspend the rules. All those in favor of the suspension opposed. Suspension carries. The vote is 10. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. I move the recommendation of committee to approve the transfer request in the amount of
$565,811. Please. >> Motion's made and second to approve the transfer to fund the cable station for fiscal year 27. All those in favor of this opposed motion carries. The transfer is approved by a vote of 100.
Anything else? Councelor Ash, you're good. >> Thank you. >> Council arm. >> Thank you, Mr. President. The personnel committee met on March 16th, 2026. Voting members present, chair Oram, councilors Naven and Ducet. Other council is present, council Roby, Gould,
Irish, Fello, and Aing. Order number n uh number 26100 9678. Appointment of Colleen F. Marinelli to the Parks and Recreation Commission for a three-year term to expire February 28th, 2029.
On a motion made by councelor Naven, seconded by chair Oram, the committee recommends approval of the appointment of Colleen F. Marinelli to the Parks and Recreation Commission for a three-year term to expire February 28th, 2029. The
vote was 3 to zero on a motion by Councelor Ducet, seconded by Chair Orum. The meeting adjourned at 6:20 p.m. I would ask for a suspension if I may for this since the recreation commission is getting hopefully busy for
a summer season. So if that's okay. >> Motion made seconded for suspend the rules. All those in favor of the suspension opposed? Suspension carries. Council Orum. >> I'd recommend approval of Colleen F. Marinelli to the Parks and Recreation Commission as noted in order number
261009678 to expire on February 28th, 2029. Motion's made and seconded to approve the appointment. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The appointment is approved and the vote is 100. Any other reports of committees?
Everybody's good. Council, >> thank you, Mr. President. Move to adjurnn. >> Motion's made and second to adjurnn. All those in favor opposed. We are adjourned at 8:32. Thank you everyone. Have a wonderful evening.