City Council · Regular Meeting, July 30, 2018

• City Manager's report2018 · #171✅ Order adopted, 8–0five orders requesting the transfer of unexpended bond proceeds borrowed to pay the costs of other capital projectsSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managerschools📖 read CMA 2018 #171
• City Manager's report2018 · #181📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-71, regarding an update on leaf blower enforcement and registration dataSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managerleaf blowerspolice safety📖 readCMA 2018 #181
• City Manager's report2018 · #172✅ Order adopted, 8–0the appropriation of the Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) grant for the King Open Preschool, the Martin Luther King Jr. Preschool and the Kennedy/Longfellow Preschool in the amount of $78,209.00 received from the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care to the Grant Fund Human Service Programs Salaries and Wages account ($7,180.00) and to the Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($71,029.00) which will be used to support and enhance the quality of education for preschool children in UPK classrooms through professional development, curriculum enrichment, and parent involvementSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #172
• City Manager's report2018 · #173✅ Order adopted, 8–0the transfer of $225,000 from the General Fund Employee Benefits Salary and Wages (Insurance) account to the General Fund Law Department Travel and Training (Judgment and Damages) account to cover costs related to an employee claims settlementSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #173
• City Manager's report2018 · #174📁 Placed on filethe appointment of the following person as a new member of the Open Data Review Board for a term of 2 years effective August 1, 2018: Alisha UkaniSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #174
• City Manager's report2018 · #175📁 Placed on filethe appointment of the Sophia Emperador as a new member of the Fresh Pond Advisory Board as the Public Planting Committee representative for a term of three years, effective August 1, 2018Submitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #175
• City Manager's report2018 · #176📁 Placed on filethe appointment of David Lyons as a new member of the Conservation Commission for a term of three years, effective August 1, 2018Submitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #176
• City Manager's report2018 · #177📁 Placed on filethe appointment of Omo Moses as a new member of the Library Board of Trustees for a term of three years, effective August 1, 2018Submitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #177
• City Manager's report2018 · #178📁 Placed on filethe renaming of the Beech Room at the Main Library as the Richard C. Rossi RoomSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #178
• City Manager's report2018 · #179📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-57, regarding a report on launching a program during the summer months to activate the front lawn of City Hall in the afternoons with gamesSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Manager📖 readCMA 2018 #179
• City Manager's report2018 · #180✅ Order adopted, 8–0a supplemental appropriation from the Office of the Attorney General, Local Consumer Aid Fund for $11,000 to the Grant Fund License Commission (Consumer’s Council) Salaries and Wages account ($9,000), Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($1,500), and Travel and Training account ($500) to provide funds for the Consumers' Council to continue the mediation of consumer complaints from individuals in Cambridge as well as in Somerville, Arlington, Belmont, Watertown and Waltham which do not have their own complaint mediation programSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #180
• City Manager's report2018 · #182✅ Order adopted, 8–0the appropriation of an FY19 State 911 Department Training & Emergency Medical Dispatch/Regulatory Compliance grant for $41,222 to the Grant Fund Emergency Communications Salary and Wages account ($30,514.75), Grant Fund Emergency Communications Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($707.25), and Grant Fund Emergency Communications Travel and Training account ($10,000) which will support Emergency Communications dispatch training of Emergency Communications Center personnel, fees, and annual maintenance costs of dispatch-related softwareSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #182
• City Manager's report2018 · #183✅ Order adopted, 8–0the appropriation of an FY19 State 911 Department Support and Incentive Grant for $376,330 to the Grant Fund Emergency Communications Salaries and Wages account ($289,577.65), and to the Grant Fund Emergency Communications Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($86,752.35) which will support Emergency Communications dispatch training of Emergency Communications Center personnel, fees, and annual maintenance costs of dispatch-related softwareSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #183
• City Manager's report2018 · #184📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-49, regarding a report on improved bicycle facilities in Porter SquareSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managerbike lanestransit traffic📖 readCMA 2018 #184
• City Manager's report2018 · #185📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-24, regarding a report on safety improvements on Walden Street at the intersections of Concord Avenue, Garden Street, and Sherman StreetSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managerbike lanespolice safetytransit traffic📖 readCMA 2018 #185
• City Manager's report2018 · #186📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-55, regarding a report on improving road safety conditions on Clinton StreetSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managertransit traffic📖 readCMA 2018 #186
• City Manager's report2018 · #187📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-72, regarding a report on South Massachusetts Avenue project community outreach and engagementSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managertransit traffic📖 readCMA 2018 #187
• City Manager's report2018 · #188📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-34, regarding a report on traffic calming on Museum WaySubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managerpolice safetytransit traffic📖 readCMA 2018 #188
• City Manager's report2018 · #189📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-56, regarding a report on LiDar and Tree Canopy StudiesSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managertrees📖 readCMA 2018 #189
• City Manager's report2018 · #190📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-22, regarding drainage in the Cambridge CommonSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerCMA 2018 #190
• City Manager's report2018 · #191↪ Referred to the petitiona Planning Board recommendation not to adopt the Douglas Brown, et al., Zoning PetitionSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managerclimatezoning📖 readCMA 2018 #191
• City Manager's report2018 · #192✅ Ordained, 7–1a draft zoning petition concerning the regulation of cannabis establishments in the City of Cambridge in response to Awaiting Report Item Number 18-75Submitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managerzoning📖 read CMA 2018 #192
• City Manager's report2018 · #193✅ Order adopted, unanimousthe appropriation of $118,000 to the Community Development Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Grant Account, from the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Grant which will be used to implement three projects related to increasing Cambridge's preparedness and resilience to climate change impactsSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City ManagerclimateCMA 2018 #193
• City Manager's report2018 · #194📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-77, regarding a report on Airplane NoiseSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Manager📖 readCMA 2018 #194
• City Manager's report2018 · #195📁 Placed on fileAwaiting Report Item Number 18-50, regarding a report on CRLS student transnit needsSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Managerschoolstransit traffic📖 readCMA 2018 #195
• City Manager's report2018 · #196↪ Referred to committeeAwaiting Report Item Number 18-14, regarding a report on applying for a Targeted Brownfields Assessment grant for Jerry's PondSubmitted by Louis A. DePasquale, City Manager📖 read CMA 2018 #196

• City officer's report2018 · #31a memorandum from the Dedication Committee with recommended dedication approvals to the full City Council📖 readCOF 2018 #31
• City officer's report2018 · #32a communication from Mayor Marc McGoven, appointing Councillor Mallon as chair to the newly formed Mayor’s Task Force on the Artsarts📖 readCOF 2018 #32

21 resident communications received for this meeting, on housing general (3) · zoning (3) · climate (2) · budget (1). Individual letters are summarized in the city's agenda and are not republished here, by policy.

• Policy order2018 · #184✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to direct the appropriate City staff to work with the Department of Conservation and Recreation and the State Police to install retractable bollards or similar features to prevent large trucks from parking at the Sunoco gas station adjacent to the Fresh Pond Rotary and blocking the sidewalk and bike lane, and to increase enforcement of this areaCouncil requestbike lanespolice safetytransit trafficPOR 2018 #184
• Policy order2018 · #185✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to report back to the City Council for an update on the Grand Junction Overlay District in SeptemberCouncil requestPOR 2018 #185
• Policy order2018 · #186✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to confer with appropriate staff from the City, MassDOT, the Federal Railroad Administration, the MBTA and any other organization with jurisdiction over the Sherman Street train crossing and related train traffic with the goal of implementing whatever street and intersection changes are necessary to get this area re-designated a “quiet zone.”Council requesttransit trafficPOR 2018 #186
• Policy order2018 · #187✅ Order adopted as amendedAsks the City Manager to report back to the City Council on efforts made to ensure that at least one public building at an accessible location can be open on a Sunday or holiday that coincides with an extreme heat eventCouncil requestbudgetclimatepolice safety📖 readPOR 2018 #187
• Policy order2018 · #188✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to develop a grant program to aid victims of domestic violence in the financial challenges of both leaving an abusive partner and taking remedial measures in the aftermath of a violent incidentCouncil requestPOR 2018 #188
• Policy order2018 · #189✅ Order adoptedRegular City Council Meeting of Monday, October 22, 2018, be and hereby is changed to a Roundtable/Working Meeting for the purpose of discussing the Envision processCouncil orderPOR 2018 #189
• Policy order2018 · #190✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to work with the relevant City departments to provide increased oversight—including safety inspections and monitoring—of all work being done during the lockout of National Grid’s workers to ensure that the safety of Cambridge residents is not compromisedCouncil requestlaborPOR 2018 #190
• Policy order2018 · #191✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to confer with the Community Development Department and any other relevant City departments on what attempts were made to discuss with Lesley University or the Episcopal Divinity School about purchasing the property for affordable housing development and the results of any such discussionCouncil requestaffordable housinghousing generalschoolsPOR 2018 #191
• Policy order2018 · #192✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to direct the appropriate City departments to establish an action plan to work with the City’s Community-Based Organizations to create a network of summertime evening programming to reduce the threat of violence in the City’s public spaces in 2019 and beyondCouncil requestPOR 2018 #192
• Policy order2018 · #193✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to direct the Executive Director of the Human Rights Commission to provide answers to additional outstanding housing-related questionsCouncil requesthousing generalPOR 2018 #193
• Policy order2018 · #194✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to instruct the Electrical Department to install purple lighting on the evening of Friday, August 31st at City Hall to show solidarity with International Overdose Awareness DayCouncil requestPOR 2018 #194
• Policy order2018 · #195✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to instruct the Electrical Department to install yellow lighting on the evening of Friday, September 7, 2018 at City Hall to show solidarity with Stand Up to Cancer's national eventCouncil requestPOR 2018 #195
• Policy order2018 · #196✅ Order adoptedCity Manager, with input from Mayor McGovern and the City Council, is requested to appoint an advisory committee to work through resiliency elements raised during the Envision process and through the Brown petition and report back to the City Council, with the input of the appropriate City agencies and departmentsCouncil orderPOR 2018 #196
• Policy order2018 · #197✅ Order adoptedAsks the City Manager to adopt a policy of replacing any failed 4000K LED streetlights with warmer alternatives as opportunities arise, and offering shielding/filtering upon request from nearby residents whenever possibleCouncil requestPOR 2018 #197
• Policy order2018 · #198✅ Order adoptedNeighborhood and Long-Term Planning, Public Facilities, Arts, and Celebrations Committee hold a hearing before October to discuss the various events being planned for Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2018 and ways to properly observe the holiday in a way that promotes the culture, history, and diversity of Native American peoples during future yearsCouncil orderartsPOR 2018 #198
• Policy order2018 · #199✅ Order adopted as amendedAsks the City Manager to confer with relevant City staff to determine the navigational editing capabilities of the City of CambridgeCouncil requesttransit traffic📖 readPOR 2018 #199
• Policy order2018 · #200✅ Order adopted as amendedAsks the City Manager to contract with an outside survey company to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of inclusionary tenants' experiences, with a particular emphasis on biased practicesCouncil requestaffordable housingtenants rentzoning📖 readPOR 2018 #200
• Policy order2018 · #235✅ Order adoptedThe City Manager be and hereby is requested to direct the City Solicitor and the Assistant City Manager for Community Development to explore any alternatives to assist any affordable housing projects as it relates to the Brown petitionaffordable housinghousing generalPOR 2018 #235

• Resolution2018 · #231✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to Gail Packer on her 30 year anniversary as the Executive Director of the Community Dispute Settlement CenterRES 2018 #231
• Resolution2018 · #232✅ Order adoptedThanks to Café Luna Catering, Chhabra Bridal Wear, Griffin Properties, Inc., Season To Taste Catering, Spindler Confections, and North Cambridge Family Opera for their extraordinary generosity and commitment to the community in supporting Project Bread’s 50th Anniversary Walk for HungerRES 2018 #232
• Resolution2018 · #233✅ Order adoptedCity Council go on record expressing its thanks to Boston Frame Works, East Cambridge Savings Bank, Elite Barber Shop, North Cambridge Co-operative Bank, and Quingdao Garden for their extraordinary generosity and commitment to the community in supporting Project Bread’s Walk for Hunger for ten consecutive yearsCouncil orderRES 2018 #233
• Resolution2018 · #234✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to Bruce Irving, Rosemary Previte, Luise Erdmann, Graciela Galup, and the entire volunteer staff of The Cambridge Historian on receiving a first place win from the New England Museum Association’s Publication AwardsRES 2018 #234
• Resolution2018 · #235✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to Matt Katz-Christy and Thomas Craciun for their first place victory in the race for the William I. Koch International Sea Scout CupRES 2018 #235
• Resolution2018 · #236✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to the Cambridge Arts Council, the main organizers of the Cambridge Arts River Festival, on both a successful event as well as their “Best of Boston” title for Best Arts Festival in 2018artsRES 2018 #236
• Resolution2018 · #237✅ Order adoptedRetirement of Ellen Shachter from the Cambridge and Somerville Legal ServicesRES 2018 #237
• Resolution2018 · #238✅ Order adoptedResolution on the death of James T. Benson, JrRES 2018 #238
• Resolution2018 · #239✅ Order adoptedHappy 90th Birthday wishes to Charles WebbRES 2018 #239
• Resolution2018 · #240✅ Order adoptedResolution on the death of Daniel F. CrowleyRES 2018 #240
• Resolution2018 · #241✅ Order adoptedResolution on the death of Dorothy C. VetranoRES 2018 #241
• Resolution2018 · #242✅ Order adoptedResolution on the death of Earnet J. MooreRES 2018 #242
• Resolution2018 · #243✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to Jesse Kanson-Benanav and Rachel WeidenfeldRES 2018 #243
• Resolution2018 · #244✅ Order adoptedThanks to Nora Bent for her dedication and service to the City of Cambridge and best wishes in her future professional endeavorsRES 2018 #244
• Resolution2018 · #245✅ Order adoptedResolution on the death of Weymouth Police Officer Michael Chesnapolice safetyRES 2018 #245
• Resolution2018 · #246✅ Order adoptedResolution on the death of Vera AdamsRES 2018 #246
• Resolution2018 · #247✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to the Cambridge Girls' Synchronized Swimming Team on their silver medal at the National Junior OlympicsRES 2018 #247
• Resolution2018 · #248✅ Order adoptedResolution on the death of George TesoRES 2018 #248
• Resolution2018 · #249✅ Order adoptedResolution on the death of Richelle RobinsonRES 2018 #249
• Resolution2018 · #250✅ Order adoptedRetirement of Reverend Holly Lyman AntoliniRES 2018 #250
• Resolution2018 · #251✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to Dana Jay Bein on his creative talents and artistic gifts to the communityRES 2018 #251
• Resolution2018 · #252✅ Order adoptedCommending Boston Police Commissioner William B. Evans for his servicepolice safetyRES 2018 #252
• Resolution2018 · #253✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to Julie Roach on her appointment as Chair of the 2020 Caldecott Medal Selection CommitteeRES 2018 #253
• Resolution2018 · #254✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to William G. Gross on the occasion of being named Commissioner of the Boston Police Departmentpolice safetyRES 2018 #254
• Resolution2018 · #255✅ Order adoptedMLK School achieves LEED PlatinumschoolsRES 2018 #255
• Resolution2018 · #256✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to Cambridge Camping on the occasion of its 125th anniversaryRES 2018 #256
• Resolution2018 · #257✅ Order adoptedRetirement of Brenda Gilchrist from the Emergency Communications DepartmentRES 2018 #257
• Resolution2018 · #258✅ Order adoptedRetirement of Ronald Richard from the Emergency Communications DepartmentRES 2018 #258
• Resolution2018 · #259✅ Order adoptedRetirement of Lieutenant Thomas Carroll from the Cambridge Fire Departmenttenants rentRES 2018 #259
• Resolution2018 · #260✅ Order adoptedCongratulations to the Sancta Maria Nursing Facility on the occasion of its Seventieth Anniversary of caring for Cambridge residents, and its Fiftieth Anniversary of serving at its current locationRES 2018 #260
• Resolution2018 · #261⊘ WithdrawnCity Council support of the SEIU 32BJ Chapter and its District 615 members in their fight to access affordable healthcare and fair wage increasesRES 2018 #261
• Resolution2018 · #262✅ Order adoptedHappy Birthday wishes to Jean BrackenRES 2018 #262

• Application / petition2018 · #325✅ Order adopteda curb cut at the premises numbered 189 Vassar Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission and Public Works. Response has been received from the neighborhood associationApplication from MIT Kelley Browntransit traffictreeszoning📖 readAPP 2018 #325
• Application / petition2018 · #326✅ Order adopteda curb cut at the premises numbered 49-51 Churchill Avenue; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission and Public Works. Response has been received from the neighborhood associationApplication from James Desrosierstransit traffictreeszoning📖 readAPP 2018 #326
• Application / petition2018 · #327✅ Order adoptedfifteen temporary banners on Ames Street, Memorial Drive to Main Street, to promoting the Center's upcoming 2018 Student Lending Art Program Exhibition on August 1 - September 24, 2018Application from MIT Visual Arts Center, 20 Ames Streetarts📖 readAPP 2018 #327
• Application / petition2018 · #328✅ Order adopteda curb cut at the premises numbered 119 Pearl Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission and Public Works. Response has been received from the neighborhood associationApplication from Cyril Hughestransit traffictreeszoning📖 readAPP 2018 #328
• Application / petition2018 · #329✅ Order adopteda reconfiguration of a curb cut at the premises numbered 55 Wheeler Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission and Public Works. Response has been received from the neighborhood associationApplication from Reid Josephtransit traffictreeszoning📖 readAPP 2018 #329
• Application / petition2018 · #330✅ Order adopteda temporary banner across the Public Way located at Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall, Massachusetts Avenue at Pearl and Norfolk and JFK at Mount Auburn Street announcing Cambridge Carnival International from August 27, 2018 thru September 10, 2018Application from Nicola Williams📖 readAPP 2018 #330

• Awaiting report2018 · #71✅ Report received and acceptedReport on an overview of leaf blower enforcement and registrations that occurred during the Spring 2018 seasonleaf blowersAR-18-71
• Awaiting report2018 · #72✅ Report received and acceptedReport on conducting two meetings by the end of July 2018, specifically for seniors, regarding the plan for South Massachusetts Avenue which includes a much more thorough process of community engagement and outreachAR-18-72
• Awaiting report2018 · #73Report on establishing and implementing a dynamic new initiative that will seek to place Port residents (ages 18 and over) on paths to jobs with family-sustaining wagesAR-18-73
• Awaiting report2018 · #74✅ Report received and acceptedReport on ensuring water features in all City-owned tot-lot parks are in proper working conditionAR-18-74
• Awaiting report2018 · #75✅ Report received and acceptedReport on ensuring the new zoning regulations and table of land use, licensing and permitting process, Host Community Agreements, and Economic Development Department programming reflect best equity practices and ensure Cambridge residents benefit from the cannabis industryzoningAR-18-75
• Awaiting report2018 · #76✅ Report received and acceptedReport on including a Job Linkage fee to the list of topics being evaluated in the upcoming Incentive Zoning Nexus StudyzoningAR-18-76
• Awaiting report2018 · #77✅ Report received and acceptedReport on the status of various efforts by the FAA, MassPort, MIT and the Massport Community Advisory Committee to study, assess and address noise issues associated with flights in and out of Logan AirportAR-18-77
• Awaiting report2018 · #78✅ Report received and acceptedReport on meeting with representatives from DCR, Friends of Magazine Beach, the cycling community, and all other stakeholders to develop a design and funding plan to ensure that the essential safety upgrades to the Paul Dudley White Community Path are completed to complement the ongoing Magazine Beach renovationsbike lanesAR-18-78

• CRT 2018 #22 · a report from Councillor Mallon, Co-Chair and Councillor Siddiqui Co-Chair of the Human Services and Veterans Committee, for a public hearing held on May 2, 2018 to discuss Early Childhood Education 📖 read
• CRT 2018 #23 · a report from Councilor E. Denise Simmons, Chair and Councilor Sumbul Siddiqui of the Housing Committee for a public hearing held on May 15, 2018 to discuss the development of an Affordable Housing Overlay District plan [affordable-housing] [housing-general] 📖 read
• CRT 2018 #25 · a report from Councilor E. Denise Simmons, Co-Chair and Councilor Sumbul Siddiqui Co-Chair of the Housing Committee for a public hearing held on April 10, 2018 to discuss the first annual report from the Community Development Department as called for in the updated Inclusionary Zoning ordinance [affordable-housing] [housing-general] [zoning] 📖 read
• CRT 2018 #24 · a report from Councillor Dennis J. Carlone and Councillor Craig A. Kelley, Co-Chairs of the Ordinance Committee, for a public hearing held on June 27, 2018 to discuss the Zoning petition received from Douglas Brown et al to amend the zoning Section 20.70 Flood Overlay district and creation of a new Section 22.80 - Green Factor [climate] [transit-traffic] [trees] [zoning] 📖 read 📖 read
• CRT 2018 #26 · a report from Councillor Craig Kelley, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a public hearing held on June 19, 2018 to review the whole licensing and permitting process and to discuss ways to make it more efficient [police-safety] 📖 read
• CRT 2018 #27 · a report from Councillor Craig Kelley, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a public hearing held on June 13, 2018 to was to receive an update on the Short-Term Rental Ordinance #1397 [police-safety] 📖 read
• CRT 2018 #28 · a report from Councillor Sumbul Siddiqui, Chair of the Economic Development and University Relations Committee, for a public hearing held on May 23, 2018 to discuss an Arts Overlay District ordinance that would achieve the goals of creating and preserving spaces for the arts in the Central Square Cultural District [arts] 📖 read

• Human Services & Veterans Committee hearing of 2018-05-02 · Report Accepted And Placed On
• Housing Committee hearing of 2018-05-15 · Report Accepted And Placed On
• Housing Committee hearing of 2018-04-10 · Report Accepted And Placed On
• Ordinance Committee hearing of 2018-06-27 · Report Accepted
• Public Safety Committee hearing of 2018-06-19 · Report Accepted And Placed On
• Public Safety Committee hearing of 2018-06-13 · Report Accepted And Placed On
• Economic Development & University Relations Committee hearing of 2018-05-23 · Report Accepted And Placed On