ARS 2024-11
AR Status Update 5.13.24
The clerk's record shows no vote or disposition against this item. Some are received and filed without one, and a roundtable takes no votes at all. If the city's record shows otherwise, that is exactly what an audit should catch.
Awaiting Report Status Update 5.13.24
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Date Passed
Policy Order Summary
Status
Expected Date
Sponsors Notes 24-008 02/26/24 Present recommendations for the refinement and improvement of the housing permitting process to the City Council, with a focus on reducing delays, minimizing costs, and enhancing clarity and accessibility for all stakeholders. 06/10/24 Azeem (Lead); McGovern;
Nolan; Sobrinho-Wheeler
24-014 Investigate and determine what measures, if any, can be taken to mitigate the noise impacts of waste management disposal operations on residents in the North Point District while remaining compliant with existing legal requirements. 05/13/24
Simmons (Lead)
24-015 Recommendations for adjusting parking permit fees to better align with associated costs. 05/20/24
Nolan (Lead); Azeem
24-016 Develop ways to fund support of decarbonization and clean energy projects and technical assistance for property owners of all types especially those with limited resources, with an initial focus on work associated with BEUDO emissions reduction requirements.
05/13/24 Nolan; Pickett; Siddiqui; Sobrinho-Wheeler 24-017 03/25/24 Study whether the City Council could add maximum lot area per dwelling unit, maximum setback requirements, and minimum floor area ratios in some districts or as part of an overlay in the Zoning Ordinance and whether the City Council could require a special permit for a down conversion in developments that would result in a net loss of housing units. 06/03/24 Sobrinho-Wheeler (Lead);
Azeem; Nolan; Wilson
24-019 03/25/24 Determine whether the City could provide incentives for residents who do not have cars. 06/10/24 Sobrinho-Wheeler (Lead);
McGovern; Nolan; Siddiqui
24-021 04/08/24 Hold a community meeting with residents of Appleton and surrounding streets in the Huron and Brattle Street neighborhoods to review their findings and discuss options for addressing the neighbors’ concerns, including the possibility of restricting traffic entering from the Brattle onto Appleton Street from the hours of 3-7 PM 06/17/24 Toner (Lead); Nolan;
Pickett; Siddiqui; Simmons
24-022 05/06/24 Provide a summary of city efforts related to PFAS concerns, an update on educational information that can be shared with the community that outline actions individuals can take to reduce their exposure to PFAS, and provide an overview of the federal and state regulatory environment for PFAS in the wastewater stream. Reviewing TBD Nolan (Lead); Siddiqui;
Sobrinho-Wheeler; Wilson