Pawtucket public meetings in 2022
6 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council passed an ordinance updating the pay rate schedule for Local 1012, replacing several police-specific clerk and supervisor roles with public safety and municipal court titles. The council also confirmed three board appointments and approved resolutions honoring departing members.
- Passed ordinance repealing and replacing pay rate schedule for Local 1012 (unanimous)
- Confirmed Timothy O’Riley to the Pawtucket Redevelopment Agency (unanimous)
- Confirmed David Sisson as alternate member of the Historic District Commission (unanimous)
- Confirmed Gregory Ames to the Pawtucket Juvenile Hearing Board (unanimous)
- Approved installation of a new pole at Moshassuck Street pending Public Works approval
- Approved resolution thanking Councilor Melissa L. DaRosa (unanimous)
- Approved resolution thanking Councilor Alexis C. Schuette (unanimous)
- Approved resolution thanking Councilor Elena Vasquez (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council authorized the Director of Finance to seek and execute equipment lease purchase agreements for FY2022 and FY2023. The council also ruled on several claims for damages against the city, approving one payment and denying others.
- Approved resolution to seek amended FY2022 equipment lease purchase agreement (6-0)
- Approved resolution to seek FY2023 equipment lease purchase agreement (6-0)
- Approved execution of FY2023 equipment lease/purchase agreement and funding (6-0)
- Approved $337.52 damage claim for Cara Ferrone (6-0)
- Denied $931.02 damage claim for Hugo Figueroa by Allstate Insurance (6-0)
- Denied $642.00 damage claim for Edward Cunha and referred to City of East Providence (6-0)
- Denied $481.75 damage claim for Antonios Clapsis and referred to RI Energy (6-0)
- Tabled zoning map amendment for 214 Beverage Hill Ave and referred to Ordinance Committee
City Council
The City Council passed an ordinance approving Amendment No. 18 to the Pawtucket Redevelopment Plan. This action adopts the project plan for Phase 1A of the Tidewater Landing Project.
- Passed ordinance approving Amendment No. 18 to the Pawtucket Redevelopment Plan and Phase 1A of the Tidewater Landing Project (6-0)
City Council
The City Council approved Amendment No. 18 to the Pawtucket Redevelopment Plan. This action adopts the project plan for Phase 1A of the Tidewater Landing Project, including specific funding sources.
- Approved amendment to funding sources for Tidewater Landing Project Phase 1A (7-0)
- Passed ordinance approving Amendment No. 18 to the Pawtucket Redevelopment Plan for Tidewater Landing Project Phase 1A (6-1)
City Council
The City Council approved a series of amended agreements, including a master development agreement, a ground lease, and a 20-year tax stabilization agreement for the Tidewater Landing project. The Council also confirmed two appointments to the Parks Commission and referred several damage claims to committee.
- Approved amended Master Development Agreement for Tidewater Landing (7-1)
- Approved amended ground lease for properties on Division and Taft Street (7-1)
- Approved financing documents for Phase 1A of Tidewater Landing project (6-2)
- Approved amended 20-year tax stabilization agreement for 11 Tidewater St. (8-0)
- Confirmed Daniel J. Imbracsio to the Parks Commission (7-2)
- Confirmed Mary Healey to the Parks Commission (7-1)
- Referred damage claims for Edward F. Cunha, Jr., Hugo Figueroa, and Cara Ferrone to Committee on Claims and Pending Suits
- Referred damage claim for Antonios Clapsis ($481.75) to Committee on Claims and Pending Suits
City Council
The City Council confirmed four appointments to the Zoning Board of Appeals, Parks Commission, and Advisory Commission on Arts and Culture. Several resolutions regarding the Tidewater Landing Project were referred to committees for further review. The Council also approved a $250 pothole damage claim and denied another.
- Confirmed Agueda Del Burgo to Zoning Board of Appeals (unanimous)
- Confirmed Kenneth Noiseux to Parks Commission (unanimous)
- Confirmed Miriam Plitt, Isaac Amponsah, and Damont Combs to Advisory Commission on Arts and Culture (unanimous)
- Postponed reappointments of Daniel J. Imbracsio and Mary Healey to Parks Commission (5-4)
- Approved $250 pothole damage claim for Judith Tolnick (unanimous)
- Denied $170.02 pothole damage claim for Sindy Reyes (unanimous)
- Approved $1,000 annual funding for Alcohol Awareness Server Training Programs (unanimous)
- Approved underground conduit relocation on Central Ave and joint pole installation on Colfax Street pending DPW approval