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4.
Executive Session.
Request for the Council to enter an executive session to discuss various lawsuits filed by employee Daniel Nolan. (Segarra)
Executive Session held
5.
Elderly Nutrition.
Approval to accept a grant of $101,470 from the North Central Agency on Aging for providing healthy meals and nutrition education at the North End and South End Senior Centers. (Segarra)
Referred
to Health & Human Services Committee 6.
License Agreement.
Authorization to enter into a license agreement to allow Maggiore Construction, Inc. to use 31 park
ing spaces in the City’s lot at 11 Flower Street while they are doing construction at 390
Capitol Avenue. (Segarra)
Referred
to Operations, Management, Budget & Legislative Affairs 7.
Alcohol.
Authorization to serve alcohol at a holiday party, for City employees, in the Atrium of City Hall on the evening of December 16
th
. (Segarra)
Passed
8.
Wyllys Street Development.
Approval for the City to make a $3.0 million loan to Providian Builders to construct 46 units of rental housing at 107-115 Wyllys Street. (Segarra)
Referred
to Planning, Economic Development & Housing Committee 9.
Parkville MOU.
Authorization for the City to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Parkville Senior Center and Parkville Community Association for continued occupancy of space at 11 New Park Avenue. (Segarra)
Passed
10.
Fiber Network.
Approval to partner with Stamford and New Haven (and potentially other cities and towns) in the CTgig project which will eventually provide internet broadband to all addresses in Connecticut. (Segarra)
Withdrawn
11.
260 Huyshope Avenue
. Approval of amendments to an agreement between the City and Colt Gateway, LLC for use of the City owned property for parking for tenants of the Colt Complex and visitors to the new Coltsville National Historical Park. (Segarra)
Passed
12.
Tax Abatement.
Approval of a 10-year 40% tax abatement with Tuscan Brotherhood Homes, a rental housing project for elderly and disabled individuals located in the Northeast Neighborhood. (Segarra)
Passed
13.
Parking Penalties
. Report by the Quality of Life & Public Safety Committee on an ordinance increasing penalties for nonpayment of parking tickets. Committee made no recommendation. (Segarra) (also see #23)
Received
14.
Immobilization of Vehicles.
Report from the Quality of Life & Public Safety Committee on a proposed
ordinance allowing a “boot” to be installed by the Police on a vehicle with two unpaid parking citations
when a third citation is issued and authorizing a charge of $75 to the vehicle owner for such booting. Committee made no recommendation. (Segarra) (also see #23)
Received
15.
Public Safety Equipment.
Approval to accept $49,888 from the CT Dept. of Emergency Services & Public Protection which will reimburse 50% of the cost of the purchase of computer equipment and
software for the City’s Di
spatch Center. (Segarra)
Passed
16.
Intelligence Liaison Grant.
Approval to accept a $60,000 grant from the State of Connecticut to reimburse the City for the assignment of a police officer to the CT Intelligence Center. (Segarra)
Withdrawn