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ENFIELD TOWN COUNCIL
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
JANUARY 18, 2000
A Regular Meeting of the Enfield Town Council was held in the Council Chambers of the Enfield Town Hall, 820 Enfield Street, Enfield, Connecticut on Tuesday, January 18, 2000. Chairwoman Strom called the meeting to order at 7:38 p.m.
PRAYER - The Prayer was given by Councilor Mangini.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - The Pledge of Allegiance was said.
ROLL-CALL - Present were Councilors Dodd, Egan, Falk, Fiore, Hall, Kaupin, Mangini, McGuire, Strom, Surapine, and Vayda. Also present were Town Manager, Scott Shanley; Assistant Town Manager, Daniel Vindigni; Town Clerk, Suzanne F. Olechnicki; Town Attorney; Christopher W. Bromson; Assistant Town Attorney, Maria Stavropoulos; Director of Public Works, John Kazmarski; Director of Finance, Gregory Simmons; Director of Social Services, Dorothy Allen; Town Engineer, Jeff Bord; Community Development Director, Debbie Oppermann; Chief of Police, Ronald Marcotte; Information Systems Director, Charlene Bond; Revenues Collector, Suzanne Longo.
MINUTES OF PRECEDING MEETINGS
MOTION #4375 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Mangini to accept the minutes of the January 3, 2000 Special Meeting.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4375 adopted 11-0-0.
PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS & PETITIONS
Don Lord, 15 St. James Avenue
Referring to the St. James and Freshwater Boulevard re-alignment proposal, Mr. Lord stated his belief that if the Council allowed the project to move forward without analyzing all the information available, a negative message would be sent to both the residents of the St. James area and the citizens of Enfield. He added if the Council rushes a decision without addressing the needs of the residents, it will make a negative precedent for any additional work to be done on other parts of Elm Street and in Enfield as a whole.
Mr. Lord asked the Council to review all available documentation, meet with the Public Safety and Engineering people, as well as members of the St. James Committee and formulate a plan that includes traffic control in the St. James/Cartier Road area before allowing this project to go forward.
Jack and Mary Wiegel, 5 Susan Circle
Stated they would like to hear from the Town later in the meeting as to what has transpired regarding their property. They informed the Council erosion conditions are continuing to deteriorate on their property, and its becoming a more hazardous situation.
Peter Ventura, 13 Cartier Road
Expressed his views on the realignment of St. James Avenue and Freshwater Boulevard. He stated his belief traffic calming is needed in the St. James area because a realignment would change the access to that neighborhood and create more traffic. He stated if the Council must vote on this issue today, he suggested the Town should at least include a condition that this project will not be completed without the permanent addition of some form of traffic calming. He urged the Town to keep the safety and integrity of this neighborhood in mind.
Douglas Finger, 108 Sherman Road
Noted hes the President of the Enfield Soccer Club and requests the Town to install a pay phone at the Shaker Road Complex, as a safety need. He referred to injuries which took place at some games and the need to be able to make emergency telephone calls.
Mr. Finger stated hes the President of the local union for Town employees and expressed their appreciation for the New Years Eve dinner which was provided for the workers. Mr. Finger went on to note that as part of the union contract, employees are provided meal money for certain times, and it has been decided to donate that money to the Enfield Food Shelf.
Margaret Jedziniak, 232 Abbe Road
Stated her belief three referendum questions were defeated because they were too costly. She suggested the Town take a survey to learn how many people are on fixed incomes and have to pay for their own insurance. She stated her belief the elderly have been paying their fair share over the years.
Frank Jedziniak, 232 Abbe Road
Noted Enfield is a blue-collar community, and he believes the people have spoken regarding the referendum, and the Council should close the books on that issue tonight.
Robert Tkacz, Enfield Street
Commended Councilor Fiore for trying to protect the St. James Avenue neighborhood.
Mr. Tkacz stated he attended the States Citizens Police Academy and learned a lot.
He referred to statistics which indicated declining school enrollments over the next ten years. He then reviewed several other statistics.
COUNCILOR COMMUNICATIONS & PETITIONS
Councilor Mangini thanked Mr. Vindigni for the recent update on Sharren Lane. She then commended Doug Finger and the employees of the Town of Enfield for their donation to the Enfield Food Shelf. She also agreed with Mr. Finger regarding the need for a phone at the soccer complex.
Councilor Mangini stated the Enfield Food Shelf could certainly use a better facility. She noted if anyone has any suggestions or thoughts, they can contact her.
Councilor Kaupin spoke about two upcoming meetings on January 24, 2000. He noted the first meeting is at 5:00 for the Joint Technology Committee, and they will finalize the contract with Gartner Group, and the second meeting is an organizational meeting of the School Building Committee which is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.
Referring to Jack and Mary Wiegels comments, Councilor Kaupin requested the Town Manager update the Council regarding the situation on Susan Circle.
Councilor Egan questioned whether a letter was written to the Millennium Committee, and Mr. Shanley responded yes. He noted a copy will be forwarded to the Town Council.
Councilor Egan commended Town employees for their generous gesture to the Enfield Food Shelf.
Chairwoman Strom also commended Local 1029 for their generosity to the Enfield Food Shelf.
Chairwoman Strom stated School to Career Week is designated for January 30 - February 5th with a shadowing day on February 2nd. She suggested perhaps the Town Manager could contact the Superintendent to learn how the Town could get involved with this.
Mr. Shanley updated the Council regarding Susan Circle and noted the Town Attorneys Report indicated a number of towns that had a Flood and Erosion Control Board and further research was to be done to learn which Boards had imposed an assessment on the property beyond those that they had already reviewed. He noted this can be available for the next meeting. He stated at this point two things would be needed - a commitment to finance the project and for the Bond Commission to have this on their agenda. He noted the Town wouldnt be able to do anything unless the Bond Commission approves the project. He added there would also need to be a commitment from the Council for two-thirds of the cost.
OLD BUSINESS
APPOINTMENTS (TOWN COUNCIL)
MOTION #4376 by Councilor Fiore, seconded by Councilor Mangini to remove Item 2.from the agenda.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4376 adopted 11-0-0.
NOMINATION #4377 by Councilor Fiore to appoint Lisa Brown (D) to the Enfield Revitalization Committee for a term which expires 01/31/2001.
MOTION #4378 by Councilor Vayda, seconded by Councilor Dodd to close nominations.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4378 adopted 11-0-0.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared Lisa Brown appointed to the Enfield Revitalization Committee by an 11-0-0 vote.
MOTION #4379 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Dodd to remove Item 3. from the agenda.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4379 adopted 11-0-0.
NOMINATION #4380 by Councilor Falk, to appoint Michelle Neri (R) to the Enfield Revitalization Committee for a term which expires 01/31/2001.
MOTION #4381 by Councilor Vayda, seconded by Councilor Egan to close nominations.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4381 adopted 11-0-0.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared Michelle Neri appointed to the Enfield Revitalization Committee by an 11-0-0 vote.
MOTION #4382 by Councilor Vayda, seconded by Councilor Falk to remove Item 5. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4382 adopted 11-0-0.
NOMINATION #4383 by Councilor Vayda to appoint Kathleen Kowalenko (D), 16 Guild Street to the Cultural Arts Commission for a term which expires 05/31/2001.
MOTION #4384 by Councilor Kaupin, seconded by Councilor Mangini to close nominations.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4384 adopted 11-0-0.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared Kathleen Kowalenko appointed to the Cultural Arts Commission by an 11-0-0 vote.
MOTION #4385 by Councilor Kaupin, seconded by Councilor Falk to remove Item 8. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4385 adopted 11-0-0.
NOMINATION #4386 by Councilor Kaupin to appoint Henry Dutcher (R) to the Area 25 Cable Television Advisory Committee.
MOTION #4387 by Councilor Fiore, seconded by Councilor McGuire to close nominations.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4387 adopted 11-0-0.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared Henry Dutcher appointed to the Area 25 Cable Television Advisory Committee by an 11-0-0 vote.
MOTION #4388 by Councilor Kaupin, seconded by Councilor Vayda to remove Item 9. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4388 adopted 11-0-0.
NOMINATION #4389 by Councilor Kaupin to appoint Suzanne Angers (R) to the Human Services Advisory Committee for an indefinite term.
MOTION #4390 by Councilor Dodd, seconded by Councilor Egan to close nominations.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4390 adopted 11-0-0.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared Suzanne Angers appointed to the Human Services Advisory Committee by an 11-0-0 vote.
MOTION #4391 by Councilor Hall, seconded by Councilor Vayda to remove Item 11. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4391 adopted 11-0-0.
NOMINATION #4392 by Councilor Hall to appoint Patrick Crowley (D) to the Planning & Zoning Commission for a term which expires 12/31/2003.
MOTION #4393 by Councilor Kaupin, seconded by Councilor Dodd to close nominations.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4393 adopted 11-0-0.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared Patrick Crowley appointed to the Planning & Zoning Commission by an 11-0-0 vote.
MOTION #4394 by Councilor Kaupin, seconded by Councilor Falk to remove Item 13. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4394 adopted 11-0-0.
NOMINATION #4395 by Councilor Kaupin to reappoint Anthony Crane (U) to the Capitol Region Council of Governments for a term which expires 12/31/2000.
MOTION #4396 by Councilor Egan, seconded by Councilor Surapine to close nominations.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4396 adopted 11-0-0.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared Anthony Crane reappointed to the Capitol Region Council of Governments by an 11-0-0 vote.
MOTION #4397 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Vayda to remove Item 14. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4397 adopted 11-0-0.
NOMINATION #4398 by Councilor Falk to appoint Karen Krebs (R) to the Capitol Region Council of Governments for a term which expires 12/31/2000.
MOTION #4399 by Councilor Fiore, seconded by Councilor Egan to close nominations.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4399 adopted 11-0-0.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared Karen Krebs appointed to the Capitol Region Council of Governments by an 11-0-0 vote.
APPOINTMENTS (TOWN MANAGER)
MOTION #4400 by Councilor Vayda, seconded by Kaupin to accept the Town Managers recommendation to remove Item 8. from the table and appoint Marguerite Duprey to the Commission on Aging for a term which expires 12/31/2001.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4400 adopted 11-0-0.
Items c. and d. remained tabled.
MOTION #4401 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Vayda to remove Item e. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4401 adopted 11-0-0.
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE ORDINANCE (Tabled 9/21/98) (BLIGHTED PROPERTY)
Present for this discussion were Director of Finance, Gregory Simmons and Revenues Collector, Suzanne Longo.
Using photographs, Mr. Simmons reviewed the following properties:
o residential properties with tax liens
o commercial properties
o residential properties without outstanding taxes
o residential properties that are currently vacant
Mr. Simmons raised the possibility of soliciting the owners to learn what they intend to do with their properties. Councilor Mangini stated she would like the Town Attorney to review such a letter to be sure the Towns not imposing on the rights of people. She spoke about the need to maintain the Towns position without exposing the Town to any liability.
Councilor Vayda stated in some instances a situation can pose a safety issue. He added certain properties also devalue surrounding properties. He stated his belief they should address problems before they become bigger problems.
Councilor Surapine questioned whether theres anything the Town can legally do to address problem buildings, and Mr. Shanley responded the only laws with any teeth relate to health and safety laws.
Mr. Surapine indicated he would like to see letters addressed to owners of boarded up buildings.
There was consensus to send letters to the commercial properties.
Mr. Shanley stated they can go into detail on properties owing taxes in Executive Session.
MOTION #4402 by Councilor Vayda, seconded by Councilor Hall to re-table this item.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4402 adopted 11-0-0.
MOTION #4403 by Councilor Vayda, seconded by Councilor Kaupin to remove Item f. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4403 adopted 11-0-0.
RESOLUTION RE: NOISE ORDINANCE
Referring to the submission of this document to the State, Councilor Falk questioned whether any changes were made. Attorney Bromson noted it was submitted, and there were no changes.
Mr. Shanley stated they will gather staff comments, i.e., enforcement matters and provide that for the next meeting.
Councilor Falk questioned if the noise measuring equipment is being used, and Mr. Shanley noted they had someone trained to use the equipment, however, they do not have a noise ordinance in place.
MOTION #4404 by Councilor Kaupin, seconded by Councilor Mangini to re-table this item.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4404 adopted 11-0-0.
Item g. and h. remained tabled.
MOTION #4405 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Dodd to remove Item i. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4405 adopted 11-0-0.
DISCUSSION RE: EXIT POLL ON ELECTION DAY
Mr. Shanley stated he spoke with Dr. Celio today, and he reported that the Booster Club has agreed to sponsor the class to do this survey, therefore, the agreement has been restructured to name the Booster Club as the sponsoring agency with which the Town will contract. He noted his office will be contacting Councilors Falk and McGuire to hold another meeting with Dr. Celio to decide if theyre ready to move forward and execute an agreement.
MOTION #4406 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Surapine to re-table this item.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4406 adopted 11-0-0.
Items j., k., and l. remained tabled.
MOTION #4407 by Councilor Vayda, seconded by Councilor Surapine to remove Item m. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4407 adopted 11-0-0.
DISCUSSION RE: HIGGINS BUILDING - NORTH SCHOOL
Chairwoman Strom stated the tour very clearly pointed out the condition of the Higgins building.
She noted the deterioration of that building has moved very quickly over the past few years, and water damage appears to be a problem. She stated her belief they need to look at where employees in the Higgins building can be housed.
Councilor Falk stated the lease in the day care facility is going to be extended, but not indefinitely. He suggested perhaps a new day care facility can be built next to Town Hall.
Councilor Surapine stated his belief the Council should listen to its constituents. He added his belief the Council should aggressively pursue other quarters for people working in the Higgins building, and that this building should be taken down.
Councilor Mangini stated her belief the Council should think about the safety of employees using the Higgins building and begin looking for other quarters for these employees.
Councilor Egan agreed the Higgins employees need to be relocated.
Councilor Hall questioned the possibility of using the third floor of the Town Hall as space for the Higgins employees, and Mr. Shanley noted that space was considered at one time, and he will take another look at those plans.
Councilor Vayda agreed the first priority should be to relocate the Higgins employees.
Councilor Mangini stated her belief the Town should also find quarters for the Enfield Food Shelf.
MOTION #4408 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Vayda to re-table this item.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4408 adopted 11-0-0.
MOTION #4409 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Surapine to remove Item n. from the table.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4409 adopted 11-0-0
RESOLUTION #4363 (re: St. James Realignment Plan read into the record at the Regular Meeting of January 4, 2000) Resolution appended to minutes.
The Council reviewed traffic counts and traffic infractions for this area.
Chairwoman Strom suggested adding the following wording to the end of the resolution:
"...including the Town planting buffer shrubbery to the north of Carol Street Extension on the remainder of House #7 St. James Avenue and the installation of traffic calming pursuant to town policy which shall be developed prior to June 1, 2000."
Councilor Falk raised the question of whether a June target date is realistic with everything else thats going on. Councilor Kaupin stated his belief the Council needs to make a decision and needs something that "holds their feet to the fire". He added if its a priority, they can get to it by June 1st.
Councilor Kaupin questioned when the construction start date would be, and Mr. Kazmarski responded they would aim for 2001. He added theyve been informed by DOT that they will not include traffic calming as part of this project.
Attorney Bromson suggested from a legal standpoint the following wording might be used:
"...will implement traffic calming in accordance with Enfield Town policy in effect as of (Date).
Councilor Fiore stated 75% of the people in the St. James Avenue area do not want this project, and theyd rather keep their neighborhood as it is.
Councilor Mangini stated her belief the concerns of the people in District #4 are not being addressed.
Mr. Shanley suggested going with a date of September 1st and adopt a traffic calming policy that can be implemented throughout Enfield.
Chairwoman Strom stated the biggest concern is that St. James Avenue does not become an attractive cut through.
Councilor Fiore stated when they recently came before the Council, it was the opinion of the St. James Committee that unless a traffic calming policy is already in place, only then would they ask the Council to vote in favor of this plan. He noted he will not be voting in favor of this. He pointed out a new restaurant near St. James Avenue will have a liquor license, and traffic exiting that restaurant will be right across from St. James Avenue. He voiced his concern this could have a very negative impact on a very nice neighborhood.
Chairwoman Strom questioned if the Council has been supplied with the history of this intersection as compared to other intersections. Chief of Police, Ronald Marcotte, stated this intersection is not any more dangerous than other intersections on Elm Street.
Councilor Falk stated theres a master plan for Elm Street, and its supposed to be done in pieces. He noted this is one of the first pieces. He stated his belief improvements that make traffic move more smoothly from east to west on Elm Street will help keep traffic out of the local neighborhoods.
AMENDMENT #1 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Dodd to include the following wording:
"...and implement applicable traffic calming in accordance with enacted Town of Enfield Traffic Calming Policy."
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared AMENDMENT #1 adopted
10-1-0, with Councilor McGuire voting against the amendment.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared RESOLUTION #4363 adopted, as amended, by a6-5-0 vote, with Councilors Fiore, Hall, Mangini, McGuire, and Vayda voting against the resolution.
NEW BUSINESS
RESOLUTION #4410 by Councilor Kaupin, seconded by Councilor Mangini.
RESOLVED, that in accordance with Chapter VI, Section 8(f) of the Town Charter, the following transfer is hereby made:
TO: Social Service-Child Day Care $20,000.00
Acc. #4320-611 Inst. Supplies ~
FROM: Social Service-Child Day Care $
Acc. #4945-890 After School Prog. 500.00
Acct. #4320-330 Prof. Svcs-Other 19,500.00
~ ________
~ $20,000.00
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify the amount of $20,000 is available from Account #s 4945-890 After School Prog. and #4320-330 Prof. Svcs-Other as of January 10, 2000.
/s/ Gregory Simmons, Director of Finance
Councilor Mangini commended Director of Social Services, Dorothy Allen, for all her hard work.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared RESOLUTION #4410 adopted 11-0-0.
RESOLUTION RE: PURPLE HEART MUSEUM
RESOLUTION #4411 by Councilor Kaupin, seconded by Councilor Surapine.
WHEREAS, the Town Council has met with the Board of the Purple Heart Museum, Inc. following the report of the Attorney Generals Office; and
WHEREAS, a critical element in determining whether or not grant funds passed through from the State will be released in the future are the results and conclusions of formal financial audits of the operation; and
WHEREAS, audits cannot be available without payment; and
WHEREAS, the Purple Heart Museum, Inc. does not have funds to pay for the audit and is faced with the uncertainty of the renewal of the State Grant;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Council, the Town of Enfield, hereby authorizes a loan of up to $17,000 to the Purple Heart Museum, Inc. for the purpose of securing their audits.
Councilor Mangini stated if this resolution passes, she would like to assign liaisons from the Town Council and Veterans Council. Chairwoman Strom noted there are Veteran Council liaisons on this Committee.
Councilor Hall stated shes not ready to commit Town funds to this project. She noted she would like to see what the investigation brings out.
Chairwoman Strom stated the Purple Heart Committee needs the audit in order to move on.
Councilor Kaupin stated his belief the Town should supply this loan to allow the Purple Heart Committee to do the work that they need to do in order to make the decision as to whether or not theyre going to forge ahead.
Councilor Dodd stated hes in favor of this so that they can move forward.
Councilor Vayda stated he would like to approve this loan as quickly as possible so that the Purple Heart Committee can get back on the right track.
Councilor Mangini stated she supports this resolution because of the people who have already invested in this project and have put their faith in this project.
Councilor Egan voiced her support of the resolution and noted the hard work people have put into this endeavor.
Councilor Surapine stated his belief the Town has an obligation to every veteran in this country regarding this issue, even if it means financial help.
Councilor Dodd stated his belief a unanimous vote will show support for the veterans.
Councilor Falk stated the Executive Board recognized there were problems and took corrective action. He stated hes confident that with the procedures in place and the people on the committee, things will move forward.
Upon a ROLL-CALL vote being taken, the Chair declared RESOLUTION #4411 adopted 11-0-0.
ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION
Town Council and Town Manager appointments will appear under New Business on the next Regular Meeting agenda.
DISCUSSION RE: POLICE FIREARMS
Chief of Police, Ronald Marcotte, was present for this discussion.
Chief Marcotte stated he contacted Smith & Wesson, and the Town does have choices. He noted Smith & Wesson guaranteed theyll sell the weapons overseas and not in the United States. He stated they could also choose not to do trade-ins. He added they could sell the guns to the police officers.
Councilor Vayda stated he would like to see Enfield develop a policy and set the example for the State of Connecticut and the New England region to be sure there are some controls in the re-sale of guns. He noted perhaps this could become a legislative item.
Councilor Kaupin suggested a policy that could provide police officers with the opportunity to purchase the older weapons with remaining weapons being discarded. Chairwoman Strom agreed.
Councilor Falk questioned the trade-in value of guns, and Chief Marcotte responded about $270.
Councilor Mangini stated she would like Chief Marcotte to provide input when a resolution is put together regarding this item.
DISCUSSION RE: PROJECT NO. 48-172 - CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF SIDEWALKS AT THE ROUTE 190 (HAZARD AVENUE)/SOUTH ROAD/ELM STREET INTERSECTION
Present for this discussion was Director of Public Works, John Kazmarski. Mr. Kazmarski used an illustration to point out the area under discussion. Some clarifying questions were raised and answered by Mr. Kazmarski.
Items e. through j. will appear under New Business on the next Regular Meeting agenda.
MISCELLANEOUS
There were no items under Miscellaneous.
PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS
No one wished to speak.
ADJOURNMENT
MOTION #4412 by Councilor Falk, seconded by Councilor Kaupin to adjourn.
Upon a SHOW-OF-HANDS vote being taken, the Chair declared MOTION #4412 adopted 11-0-0, and the meeting stood adjourned at 11:07 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Jeannette Lamontagne
Secretary to the Council
By Suzanne F. Olechnicki
Suzanne F. Olechnicki
Town Clerk
Clerk of the Council
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