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1. Call Meeting to Order
8pm
2. Prayer: Pastor Doug Rowse, New River Community Church
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Roll Call
Roll call (10 Present, 0 Absent, 0 Excused)
5. Public Input [Per Town Council Rules, this segment of the meeting shall not exceed thirty (30) minutes unless extended by the Mayor, with the consent of a majority of the Town Council.]
Kevin McCann, 170 Lisa Drive - wanted to talk about the STEEP grant proposal for the old post office. the council had several propsals for that post office and received cost estimates to refurbish the building. my recollection for the last cost estimate was 1.4M - 500,000 from grant would reduce and another 500,000 would further reduced that cost. The Town Council needs to vet the project to find out what would be built there and what it would cost. other projects have had committee reviews and would know the comprehensive costs and would have a way to be paying for it. find out the benefits and have presentation to the council. with respect to the ordinance that has been discussed tonight. this council is elected to exercise its right to make decision. lst year budget was passed 103M that was passed by the council. this council will have a similar request and probably more then last year and it will be your responsiblity to asses the needs and pass budget. don't put that responsiblity onto the residents of the town. exercise your discretio and utilize your powers that have been given to you. Don Gonsalves, totally displeased with issues with this council - sewer fees are too high by 100.00 - shoudl be 274.00 not 374.00 - council needs to protect the residents. subcommittee is supposed tob e coming up with new rates. - this council decided it was more important to discuss the fields. I am still waiting for information from the town. reserve accounts I woul dik eot know how much are in those accounts. Council should get involved. disagree with legal people. I would like someone to talk to the Governor.
6. Environmental Health & Safety Message
Anwar - while driving please do not use your hand held phones or text. REsponsbile driivng will save lives. recess 8:09 to go back to work Session
REconvened 8:32pm Motion to suspend the rules, Havens, Snyder, 8:33 p.m. to take item 14I Joy - presentation as shown in attached Galligan - lot of hours spent on this process. no growth in the grand list. 21M bond on this project. This will allow the Town to use Wapping for our own use. (Recreation) Anwar - thanked the Board of Education and Dr. Carter for comprehensive plan. Thanked Matt for talking about the financials. Anwar - we have outgrown the Community Center and it was $300.00 per square feet. The increase of the use of the whole community center for Human Services is a large value. I will be supporting this, it is needed. Wagner - want to second what you said. I strongly support plan. Very important for residents to see the importance of the plan. We have the opportunity to use Wapping as Recdreation Center and also giving more room to Seniors. Debt Service - the chart handed out to BOE shows only one schools and assumes no other debt service coming up. Addressed other schools as they come along, they will probably have equalent Galligna - was to allow one school to get done and have the residents embrace it. 2) education system requirements change all of the time; 3) debt what happens depends on how we schedule the payments with the State. tehre may be some indication with the second phase that may have some effect on the taxpayer. Goal is to concentrate on the Phase One and get people involved. The last time done tried to do five schools. that was too big of a number for the residents. Public wanted one school at a time done. Debt may change because of economic development as well as assessments. Settign prioriites . Wagner - not likely to require additional bonidng because of work done earlier? David - this plan does not contemplate needs of Middle School and High School. this isnot anything the Board has discussed. Clearly the Elementary School buildings are a reason why long term planing is important. Just because other schools are not mentioned does not mean they will not need planing. Wagner - do you anticipate work needing to be done on the Middle school and High School, any major work? David Joy - hopefully not. if they were pressing I thik they wouol have had to be addressed in this 10 year plan. Wagner - the Town's debt service is going down dramaticallly, do we see need for debt service to climb back up again? Galligna - I think your biggest issue would be roads. there is some code issues in this building but I think the Town issues will be addressed during this plan of the BOE. Some minor renvoations. Wagner - transition costs anticipated? Galligan - nothing employee wise. telephone and items like that. we can build in our budget. heating will probably shift - do not see impact on town budget but on the individual budgets. there may be some furniture issues. we will not redo the whole bilding, it can be done over time. Wagner - typically to move a department is under $1M Galligan - it would not come even close to $1M. there may be savings for storage. if the Council is interest, we will have to start looking at that budget. Wagner - Operating costs there shouldb e some savings? Joy - The board has not deeply investigaged that. Dr. Cater - there will certainly be savings. There are positions that may not be necessary any more. Personnel changes. it is hard to predict over a ten year period of what positions will be necessary. we are maintaining our student populations. teachers will move with students. There will be impacts to all of the schools. Wagner - if we suceed with the first referendum and then have trouble with next referendum what will happen in tha tsituation? Joy - I would like to think we would be in a better place then we are. I think we are hopeful that if we do a good job on the first phase, we will see what the possbilities are. We do see it as a comprehensive master plan and will do everythng we can to be successful. Ultimately it is the voters decision. Perhaps of economic developmetn there may be a need to slow down on phases. Wagner - at some point I understand the rules for the Town Council to campaign in fvor of such a matter is limited - can you give us what we can and can not do. Mirek - in favor of this plan. I especially like how we can present it to everybody. Was concerned how to approach with seniors but with this diagram that Matt gave us it is really the cost is negligible with debt coming off especially when you consider how the property value swill increase and what the town will be getting. The figures for enrollment are specific, what will be the average class size, is this going to help with class size Joy - you are right - the numbers are precise, 500 students starting new school. class size - we have had not discussion about changing our class size so I see them being somewhat stable. Snyder - great plan, well thought out. We have a lot of programs going on in the Senior Center. Am bery proud of that. I would be looking to hopefully bring forth a resolution committing the town to move the Recreation Center to Wappinjg School and devoting the Community Center to Senior programs. Feel it is important to say we support this and also would like to do etc. Maybe workingwith small committee with Recreation. I am wondering if there is a need to do much, see it as something - there is everything that is needed there. Commend the BOE and Superintendent. What is the exact time line to approve to go to referenda. Galligan - 30 days when not in regular general election. Snyder - February 25 should be date that is the deadline because the Boar did planning on March 25th could we prepare resolution - draft Anwar - have asked the representative of Park & Recreation Commision and recommend this to us. That we as Town Council take on the ownership. in order to get a broader buy in - the Park & Recreation should - once we get them to look at the details. Senior Advisory Committee should also be involved. Clearly there is an understanding of the Council - if we get respective bodies to come to us we can strengthen the process. Galligan - both can support. Snyder - very important for the council to say this is waht we want to do. thank you for confirming the 30 days. Pendleton- 1,000 increase - other elementary school sites - the enrollment is 336, what is the present enrollment? reduction of 1,000 students, what age group will be here if we have 1,000 student that will not be here, who will be able to support the tax increase. Galligan - there is a trend that happens. 15-20 years from now the population will come up. Liz - the Board approves - you have designed htis school without looking at the school specifications. is is designed on enrollment? Joy - Friar scoped the - no design work has been done. LIz - something will come up in the future, is ther a Plan B if this doesn't go through? Joy - we have not discussed a Plan B. We are confident that this makes sense. Liz - knowing the enrollment is dropping - if enrollment goes up in the future is there ability Joy - creating of swing space. Dr. Carter - we are able to ceate our own swing space. - size of schools the same as now? Orchard Hill is our larger school - if the Sate mandates Yagaloff - I agree - have read the material given to us, it is an excellent plan. This is something that should be done. This plan will address recreation and senior needs also. Recommendation is to sell the schools and don't go out to something that will solve everybody's problem. if we want to take opportunities to plan for seior center the Town can but should not put together with the school referendum. Havens - I thought that this plan was just perfect. There has to be flaws somewhere. we have not talked about construction costs. Delnicki - reason why people come to SW is for the education. Unlike other plans this is not a huge dollar wise plan, this is the first one I have seen tht is manageable. The approach of taking schools separtely allows people to get their arms around it. This is clear and concise. I will supporting this. Anwar - sounds like everyone is united. If anyone from the community has any questions, please write to the Council. JOy - thnak you
Delnicki - suspend the ruels to add item 14M; Anwar ; unanimous 14M Delnicki - January 21st, Anwar second Galligan - Delnicki - in September we passed resolution - can you give us an update on item by item on where we are in this process. Yagaloff - Galligan - you have 4 sound stages all together - the first 2 - electrical, plumbing, etc. Yagaloff - I have consistently voted against extensions. This council has not had any discussions regarding the infrastructure improvements. Why do they have to reissue a term sheet - This letter is confusing to me. I thought we were giving up this land permanently. Galligan - the conversation has always been about the building fees. Yagaloff - why can't they give building fees? Delnicki read previous resolution. Think we need to know what benchmarks have been complete. Yagaloff - whatever the building permit fees are they should be paid. it is very disturbing they leveraged change for removal of reverter. PURA agreemetn I have not been able to find. Craig Stevenson - Connecticut STudios does have PURA approval, October 16th at PURA's normal meeting. It is not an easy site to navigate. Would be glad to furnish you the approval. I personally visited Site Council - December 6th meeting. There is no question tht those approvals have been obtained. Yagaloff - we all want this to succeed. I have read every piece of paper. Stevenson - no one is questioning your patients. We are 90% of our way through Siting Council. Brige Loan has been converted to Construction Loan. Yagaloff - could we get assurances tonight tht Yagaloff - will vote no again because don't think this is the way to control the project. I am in support of the project though. Delnicki - read 6 conditions? Galligan - if you look at term sheet. 2) done; 3) Delnicki - the closing on the loan which will be no later then the first week in January? Galligan - Dlenicki - no legal downsides? Galligan - yes there is. Karil - would reserve for Executive session Anwar - Ct Studios is not reasonf or chang ein the date. Galligan - close to happening. Anwar - we have come so far. commitments have not changed. your obligation to the town will be furfilled. I think it is important to support this resolution. Galligan - think you need to move forward to protect the towns interest. Delnicki - I will support extending the rverter to protect the town's legal standing. Galligan - we can put out memo or have executive session. Anwar - one items people waiting for. Ed Tom - moiton to supsend the rules go to item 14L unanimous
7. Adoption of Minutes of Previous Meetings
8. Public Petitions
9. Communications from Officers and Boards Directly Responsible to Council
10. Reports from Standing Committees
11. Reports of Temporary Committees
12. Consent Agenda [All items listed with an asterisk (*) are considered to be routine by the Town Council and will be enacted by one Motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Council member so requests, in which event the item will be removed from the General Order of Business and be considered in its normal sequence on the Agenda.]
13. Unfinished Business
A. Resolution Approving Offer of a Tax Assessment Agreement with Johnson Development Associates, Inc. (Tabled from the November 18, 2013 meeting)
14. New Business
A. Resolution Accepting the Resignation of Stephen Wagner (D) an Alternate from the Planning & Zoning Commission
B. Resolution Accepting the Resignation of Caroline C. Taylor (D) from the Housing Authority
C. Resolution Approving Mayoral Appointments to Standing Committees, and as Liaisons to Boards and Commissions
D. Resolution Amending the South Windsor Town Council Rules and Procedures
E. Resolution Setting a Time and Place for a Public Hearing to Receive Citizen Input on a Proposed Ordinance Concerning Referenda for Leases or Other Expenditures having a Cost Equal to or Exceeding One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00)
F. Resolution Instituting a Hiring/Spending Freeze
G. Resolution Authorizing the Town Manager to Apply for a STEAP Grant with the State of Connecticut for Improvements to the EOC/Business Center in the Town Hall Annex
H. Resolution to Enter into a Master Municipal Agreement for Construction Projects with the State of Connecticut
I. Discussion Item: Board of Education - School Plan
J. Discussion Item: Opening of the Town Charter (requested by Councilor Prague)
K. Discussion Item: Proposed Changes to the South Windsor Town Council Rules and Procedures (requested by Mayor Anwar)
L. Discussion Item: Setting up a Committee to Review the Possibility of Moving Polling Places out of the Schools due to Safety Concerns (requested by Councilor Mirek)
Sue Larson - would like this item tabled - there are ways to handle this - we have two things wish the Town Council would work with us - Bill to allow registrars us to necessary pollin gplaces. Another issue work on is move up caucus date from June to July - I don't see there is a real problem with that - it will be staying in schools and that is up to Registrars - Redristribing lines is on you. Polling - Anwar - Delnicki - extend meeting 11:05 to complete item; Anwar second, unanimous Mirek - I have spoiken to individuals about my concerns. Sue Larson - come Anwar - schedule for 9th - 7:00 p.m. will hold the rest of the agenda that day. Adjournment - Delnicki, Havens, 11:04 p.m.
15. Passage of Ordinance
16. Communications and Reports from Town Manager [Per Town Council Rules, this segment of the meeting shall not exceed ten (10) minutes unless extended by the Mayor, with the consent of a majority of the Council.]
17. Public Input [Per Town Council Rules, this segment of the meeting shall not exceed thirty (30) minutes unless extended by the Mayor, with the consent of a majority of the Town Council.]
18. Communications and Petitions from Council [Per Town Council Rules, this segment of the meeting shall not exceed twenty (20) minutes unless extended by the Mayor, with the consent of a majority of the Council.]
19. Executive Session
20. Adjournment
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1. Call Meeting to Order
8pm
2. Prayer: Pastor Doug Rowse, New River Community Church
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Roll Call
Roll call (10 Present, 0 Absent, 0 Excused)
5. Public Input [Per Town Council Rules, this segment of the meeting shall not exceed thirty (30) minutes unless extended by the Mayor, with the consent of a majority of the Town Council.]
Kevin McCann, 170 Lisa Drive - wanted to talk about the STEEP grant proposal for the old post office. the council had several propsals for that post office and received cost estimates to refurbish the building. my recollection for the last cost estimate was 1.4M - 500,000 from grant would reduce and another 500,000 would further reduced that cost. The Town Council needs to vet the project to find out what would be built there and what it would cost. other projects have had committee reviews and would know the comprehensive costs and would have a way to be paying for it. find out the benefits and have presentation to the council. with respect to the ordinance that has been discussed tonight. this council is elected to exercise its right to make decision. lst year budget was passed 103M that was passed by the council. this council will have a similar request and probably more then last year and it will be your responsiblity to asses the needs and pass budget. don't put that responsiblity onto the residents of the town. exercise your discretio and utilize your powers that have been given to you. Don Gonsalves, totally displeased with issues with this council - sewer fees are too high by 100.00 - shoudl be 274.00 not 374.00 - council needs to protect the residents. subcommittee is supposed tob e coming up with new rates. - this council decided it was more important to discuss the fields. I am still waiting for information from the town. reserve accounts I woul dik eot know how much are in those accounts. Council should get involved. disagree with legal people. I would like someone to talk to the Governor.
6. Environmental Health & Safety Message
Anwar - while driving please do not use your hand held phones or text. REsponsbile driivng will save lives. recess 8:09 to go back to work Session
REconvened 8:32pm Motion to suspend the rules, Havens, Snyder, 8:33 p.m. to take item 14I Joy - presentation as shown in attached Galligan - lot of hours spent on this process. no growth in the grand list. 21M bond on this project. This will allow the Town to use Wapping for our own use. (Recreation) Anwar - thanked the Board of Education and Dr. Carter for comprehensive plan. Thanked Matt for talking about the financials. Anwar - we have outgrown the Community Center and it was $300.00 per square feet. The increase of the use of the whole community center for Human Services is a large value. I will be supporting this, it is needed. Wagner - want to second what you said. I strongly support plan. Very important for residents to see the importance of the plan. We have the opportunity to use Wapping as Recdreation Center and also giving more room to Seniors. Debt Service - the chart handed out to BOE shows only one schools and assumes no other debt service coming up. Addressed other schools as they come along, they will probably have equalent Galligna - was to allow one school to get done and have the residents embrace it. 2) education system requirements change all of the time; 3) debt what happens depends on how we schedule the payments with the State. tehre may be some indication with the second phase that may have some effect on the taxpayer. Goal is to concentrate on the Phase One and get people involved. The last time done tried to do five schools. that was too big of a number for the residents. Public wanted one school at a time done. Debt may change because of economic development as well as assessments. Settign prioriites . Wagner - not likely to require additional bonidng because of work done earlier? David - this plan does not contemplate needs of Middle School and High School. this isnot anything the Board has discussed. Clearly the Elementary School buildings are a reason why long term planing is important. Just because other schools are not mentioned does not mean they will not need planing. Wagner - do you anticipate work needing to be done on the Middle school and High School, any major work? David Joy - hopefully not. if they were pressing I thik they wouol have had to be addressed in this 10 year plan. Wagner - the Town's debt service is going down dramaticallly, do we see need for debt service to climb back up again? Galligna - I think your biggest issue would be roads. there is some code issues in this building but I think the Town issues will be addressed during this plan of the BOE. Some minor renvoations. Wagner - transition costs anticipated? Galligan - nothing employee wise. telephone and items like that. we can build in our budget. heating will probably shift - do not see impact on town budget but on the individual budgets. there may be some furniture issues. we will not redo the whole bilding, it can be done over time. Wagner - typically to move a department is under $1M Galligan - it would not come even close to $1M. there may be savings for storage. if the Council is interest, we will have to start looking at that budget. Wagner - Operating costs there shouldb e some savings? Joy - The board has not deeply investigaged that. Dr. Cater - there will certainly be savings. There are positions that may not be necessary any more. Personnel changes. it is hard to predict over a ten year period of what positions will be necessary. we are maintaining our student populations. teachers will move with students. There will be impacts to all of the schools. Wagner - if we suceed with the first referendum and then have trouble with next referendum what will happen in tha tsituation? Joy - I would like to think we would be in a better place then we are. I think we are hopeful that if we do a good job on the first phase, we will see what the possbilities are. We do see it as a comprehensive master plan and will do everythng we can to be successful. Ultimately it is the voters decision. Perhaps of economic developmetn there may be a need to slow down on phases. Wagner - at some point I understand the rules for the Town Council to campaign in fvor of such a matter is limited - can you give us what we can and can not do. Mirek - in favor of this plan. I especially like how we can present it to everybody. Was concerned how to approach with seniors but with this diagram that Matt gave us it is really the cost is negligible with debt coming off especially when you consider how the property value swill increase and what the town will be getting. The figures for enrollment are specific, what will be the average class size, is this going to help with class size Joy - you are right - the numbers are precise, 500 students starting new school. class size - we have had not discussion about changing our class size so I see them being somewhat stable. Snyder - great plan, well thought out. We have a lot of programs going on in the Senior Center. Am bery proud of that. I would be looking to hopefully bring forth a resolution committing the town to move the Recreation Center to Wappinjg School and devoting the Community Center to Senior programs. Feel it is important to say we support this and also would like to do etc. Maybe workingwith small committee with Recreation. I am wondering if there is a need to do much, see it as something - there is everything that is needed there. Commend the BOE and Superintendent. What is the exact time line to approve to go to referenda. Galligan - 30 days when not in regular general election. Snyder - February 25 should be date that is the deadline because the Boar did planning on March 25th could we prepare resolution - draft Anwar - have asked the representative of Park & Recreation Commision and recommend this to us. That we as Town Council take on the ownership. in order to get a broader buy in - the Park & Recreation should - once we get them to look at the details. Senior Advisory Committee should also be involved. Clearly there is an understanding of the Council - if we get respective bodies to come to us we can strengthen the process. Galligan - both can support. Snyder - very important for the council to say this is waht we want to do. thank you for confirming the 30 days. Pendleton- 1,000 increase - other elementary school sites - the enrollment is 336, what is the present enrollment? reduction of 1,000 students, what age group will be here if we have 1,000 student that will not be here, who will be able to support the tax increase. Galligan - there is a trend that happens. 15-20 years from now the population will come up. Liz - the Board approves - you have designed htis school without looking at the school specifications. is is designed on enrollment? Joy - Friar scoped the - no design work has been done. LIz - something will come up in the future, is ther a Plan B if this doesn't go through? Joy - we have not discussed a Plan B. We are confident that this makes sense. Liz - knowing the enrollment is dropping - if enrollment goes up in the future is there ability Joy - creating of swing space. Dr. Carter - we are able to ceate our own swing space. - size of schools the same as now? Orchard Hill is our larger school - if the Sate mandates Yagaloff - I agree - have read the material given to us, it is an excellent plan. This is something that should be done. This plan will address recreation and senior needs also. Recommendation is to sell the schools and don't go out to something that will solve everybody's problem. if we want to take opportunities to plan for seior center the Town can but should not put together with the school referendum. Havens - I thought that this plan was just perfect. There has to be flaws somewhere. we have not talked about construction costs. Delnicki - reason why people come to SW is for the education. Unlike other plans this is not a huge dollar wise plan, this is the first one I have seen tht is manageable. The approach of taking schools separtely allows people to get their arms around it. This is clear and concise. I will supporting this. Anwar - sounds like everyone is united. If anyone from the community has any questions, please write to the Council. JOy - thnak you
Delnicki - suspend the ruels to add item 14M; Anwar ; unanimous 14M Delnicki - January 21st, Anwar second Galligan - Delnicki - in September we passed resolution - can you give us an update on item by item on where we are in this process. Yagaloff - Galligan - you have 4 sound stages all together - the first 2 - electrical, plumbing, etc. Yagaloff - I have consistently voted against extensions. This council has not had any discussions regarding the infrastructure improvements. Why do they have to reissue a term sheet - This letter is confusing to me. I thought we were giving up this land permanently. Galligan - the conversation has always been about the building fees. Yagaloff - why can't they give building fees? Delnicki read previous resolution. Think we need to know what benchmarks have been complete. Yagaloff - whatever the building permit fees are they should be paid. it is very disturbing they leveraged change for removal of reverter. PURA agreemetn I have not been able to find. Craig Stevenson - Connecticut STudios does have PURA approval, October 16th at PURA's normal meeting. It is not an easy site to navigate. Would be glad to furnish you the approval. I personally visited Site Council - December 6th meeting. There is no question tht those approvals have been obtained. Yagaloff - we all want this to succeed. I have read every piece of paper. Stevenson - no one is questioning your patients. We are 90% of our way through Siting Council. Brige Loan has been converted to Construction Loan. Yagaloff - could we get assurances tonight tht Yagaloff - will vote no again because don't think this is the way to control the project. I am in support of the project though. Delnicki - read 6 conditions? Galligan - if you look at term sheet. 2) done; 3) Delnicki - the closing on the loan which will be no later then the first week in January? Galligan - Dlenicki - no legal downsides? Galligan - yes there is. Karil - would reserve for Executive session Anwar - Ct Studios is not reasonf or chang ein the date. Galligan - close to happening. Anwar - we have come so far. commitments have not changed. your obligation to the town will be furfilled. I think it is important to support this resolution. Galligan - think you need to move forward to protect the towns interest. Delnicki - I will support extending the rverter to protect the town's legal standing. Galligan - we can put out memo or have executive session. Anwar - one items people waiting for. Ed Tom - moiton to supsend the rules go to item 14L unanimous
7. Adoption of Minutes of Previous Meetings
8. Public Petitions
9. Communications from Officers and Boards Directly Responsible to Council
10. Reports from Standing Committees
11. Reports of Temporary Committees
12. Consent Agenda [All items listed with an asterisk (*) are considered to be routine by the Town Council and will be enacted by one Motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Council member so requests, in which event the item will be removed from the General Order of Business and be considered in its normal sequence on the Agenda.]
13. Unfinished Business
A. Resolution Approving Offer of a Tax Assessment Agreement with Johnson Development Associates, Inc. (Tabled from the November 18, 2013 meeting)
14. New Business
A. Resolution Accepting the Resignation of Stephen Wagner (D) an Alternate from the Planning & Zoning Commission
B. Resolution Accepting the Resignation of Caroline C. Taylor (D) from the Housing Authority
C. Resolution Approving Mayoral Appointments to Standing Committees, and as Liaisons to Boards and Commissions
D. Resolution Amending the South Windsor Town Council Rules and Procedures
E. Resolution Setting a Time and Place for a Public Hearing to Receive Citizen Input on a Proposed Ordinance Concerning Referenda for Leases or Other Expenditures having a Cost Equal to or Exceeding One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00)
F. Resolution Instituting a Hiring/Spending Freeze
G. Resolution Authorizing the Town Manager to Apply for a STEAP Grant with the State of Connecticut for Improvements to the EOC/Business Center in the Town Hall Annex
H. Resolution to Enter into a Master Municipal Agreement for Construction Projects with the State of Connecticut
I. Discussion Item: Board of Education - School Plan
J. Discussion Item: Opening of the Town Charter (requested by Councilor Prague)
K. Discussion Item: Proposed Changes to the South Windsor Town Council Rules and Procedures (requested by Mayor Anwar)
L. Discussion Item: Setting up a Committee to Review the Possibility of Moving Polling Places out of the Schools due to Safety Concerns (requested by Councilor Mirek)
Sue Larson - would like this item tabled - there are ways to handle this - we have two things wish the Town Council would work with us - Bill to allow registrars us to necessary pollin gplaces. Another issue work on is move up caucus date from June to July - I don't see there is a real problem with that - it will be staying in schools and that is up to Registrars - Redristribing lines is on you. Polling - Anwar - Delnicki - extend meeting 11:05 to complete item; Anwar second, unanimous Mirek - I have spoiken to individuals about my concerns. Sue Larson - come Anwar - schedule for 9th - 7:00 p.m. will hold the rest of the agenda that day. Adjournment - Delnicki, Havens, 11:04 p.m.
15. Passage of Ordinance
16. Communications and Reports from Town Manager [Per Town Council Rules, this segment of the meeting shall not exceed ten (10) minutes unless extended by the Mayor, with the consent of a majority of the Council.]
17. Public Input [Per Town Council Rules, this segment of the meeting shall not exceed thirty (30) minutes unless extended by the Mayor, with the consent of a majority of the Town Council.]
18. Communications and Petitions from Council [Per Town Council Rules, this segment of the meeting shall not exceed twenty (20) minutes unless extended by the Mayor, with the consent of a majority of the Council.]
19. Executive Session
20. Adjournment
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