Malden public meetings in 2022
133 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Finance Committee
The committee will consider orders to transfer funds to the Board of Health Recovery Coaches and Water Sewer Capital. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from September 20, 2022.
- $22,500 transfer to Board of Health Recovery Coaches
- $1,200,000 transfer to Water Sewer Capital
- Approval of September 20, 2022 minutes
City Council
The council will vote on several financial transfers, including $1.2 million for Water Sewer Capital and $22,500 for Board of Health Recovery Coaches. Members will also consider an ordinance regarding the Department Head Salary Schedule and interview a candidate for City Solicitor. Additionally, various business license renewals are scheduled for review.
- Transfer of $1,200,000 to Water Sewer Capital account
- Ordinance amending the Department Head Salary Schedule
- Interview of John McNaught for City Solicitor
- Transfer of $63,044.33 from Salary Reserve
- Renewal of various Class II and Class III business licenses
License Committee
The committee will consider several petitions for business license renewals, including parking lots and auto dealers. The agenda includes a request for extended hours at 617 Broadway. Some items, such as a gas station renewal, have been tabled.
- Renewal of parking lot licenses for 28 Cedar Street and 315 Pleasant Street
- Extended hours license for Dunkin’ at 617 Broadway (4:00 AM to 10:00 PM)
- Class II license renewals for various auto dealers on Eastern Avenue and Fellsway
- Renewal of Class III licenses for Malden Middlesex Motor Sales and Malden Broadway Auto Body
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The Rules & Ordinance and Finance Committees are meeting jointly to consider two items. One proposal involves transferring $63,044.33 from the Salary Reserve account. Another item proposes amending the Malden City Code regarding the Department Head Salary Schedule.
- Transfer of $63,044.33 from Salary Reserve (Order 514-22)
- Ordinance to amend the Department Head Salary Schedule (Ordinance 515-22)
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The Personnel/Appointments Committee will review and interview applicants for the City Solicitor position. This vacancy follows the resignation of Kathryn Fallon. The committee may meet in executive session to conduct these interviews.
- Interviewing candidates for the City Solicitor position
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The committee will discuss updating rules for permitting recreational facilities. Members will also review tabled orders regarding remote public participation, the creation of a Food Policy Council, and telecommunications equipment placement.
- Order 313-21: Requiring remote participation for all public meetings
- Order 238-22: Establishing a Malden Food Policy Council
- Order 382-22: Amending rules for poles and wires in public ways
- Discussion on updating Stadium and Athletic Commission permitting rules
- Order 429-22: Amending recreation program and coordinator ordinances
City Council
The Malden City Council will review several license renewals for parking lots and auto dealers. The meeting includes the reappointment of the Building Commissioner and a $22,500 transfer to Board of Health Recovery Coaches. Members will also consider ordinances regarding department head salaries and inclusionary zoning.
- $1,200,000 appropriation to Water Sewer Capital
- Reappointment of Nelson L. Miller as Director of Inspectional Services
- $22,500 transfer to Board of Health Recovery Coaches
- Ordinance to amend the Department Head Salary Schedule
- Update on Centre Street/Route 60 signalization and lane striping project
City Council
The December 6, 2022, agenda for the Committee of the Whole contains only procedural items. No substantive topics or decisions are listed for this session.
- No substantive items listed
License Committee
The committee is reviewing several petitions for the renewal of amusement machine, extended hours, and Class II auto sales licenses. These include renewals for businesses such as Walgreens and Speedway. Some petitions regarding gas stations and car sales remain tabled.
- Renewal of extended hours licenses for Supreme Food Mart, Walgreens, and Speedway
- Renewal of amusement machine licenses at 52 Broadway and 53 Summer Street
- Renewal of Class II auto sales licenses for businesses including Greenleaf Auto Sales and Prestige Motors
- Tabled petition for a self-service gas station renewal at 728 Main Street
City Council
The City Council will vote on adopting a 30% residential tax exemption and the Hazard Mitigation Plan 2022 Update. The agenda also includes endorsing the Malden Community Electricity Plan for municipal electrical aggregation. Additionally, the council will review various business license renewals and municipal appointments.
- Adoption of a 30% residential tax exemption for FY 2023
- Adoption of the Hazard Mitigation Plan 2022 Update
- Endorsement of the Malden Community Electricity Plan
- Update on the Centre Street/Route 60 signalization and lane striping project
- Renewal of various amusement machine and extended hours licenses
Future of Maplewood Square Committee
The committee will review the status of the Fall Survey and the analysis of 630 Salem surveys. Members will also discuss securing support from MetroBridge/Boston University and MassDevelopment programs. The agenda includes discussion regarding a tentative date for Maplewood Fest.
- Analysis of 630 Salem surveys from the Fall Survey
- Status update on securing support from MetroBridge and Boston University
- Discussion of a tentative May 20, 2023, date for Maplewood Fest
- Review of ARPA Business Committee priorities for MSQ
- Addressing the need for Ward 5 representation on the committee
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The committee will review a mayoral appointment to the License Board. It will also interview John Colangeli and Jack Fusco for a vacancy on the Board of Health Commission. Following these interviews, the committee may vote on recommendations for the health commission seat.
- Mayoral appointment of Paul Lee to the License Board
- Interviews for Board of Health Commission vacancy
City Council
The agenda for this Committee of the Whole meeting contains only procedural items. No substantive discussions or decisions are listed in the document.
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The Rules & Ordinance Committee is reviewing several proposed changes to the Malden City Code. Tabled items include the establishment of a Food Policy Council and remote participation for public meetings. The agenda also includes updates to park hours and telecommunications equipment placement.
- Establishment of a Food Policy Council
- Requirement for remote participation in all public meetings
- Amendment to align certain city hours with Trafton Park
- Regulation of poles, wires, and telecommunications equipment in public ways
- Amendments to the Recreation Programs/Recreation Coordinator code
License Committee
The Malden License Committee will consider several petitions for license renewals. These include permits for amusement machines, Class II auto sales licenses, and extended hours for Dunkin' locations.
- Renewal of amusement machine licenses at 562 Broadway and 665 Broadway
- Renewal of Class II auto sales licenses including Richard’s Motorcars, Inc.
- Renewal of extended hours licenses for Dunkin' locations on Commercial Street and Eastern Avenue
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The committee will review and interview candidates for the City Solicitor and City Clerk positions. These interviews are intended to fill unexpired terms created by a resignation and a pending retirement.
- Interviewing candidates for City Solicitor position (Order 416-22)
- Interviewing candidates for City Clerk position (Order 417-22)
City Council
The council will consider authorizing grants for playground and baseball diamond improvements at Kierstead Park. Members will also review a resolution condemning antisemitism and proposed changes to marijuana establishment permitting. Additionally, several business license renewals for auto sales and amusement machines are on the agenda.
- $2,200,000 Kierstead Park playground and baseball diamond improvement project
- Resolution condemning rising antisemitism
- Proposal to transfer marijuana establishment permit authority to the Planning Board
- Ordinance amendment regarding commercial waste dumpsters on public ways
- Renewals for various Class II auto sales and amusement machine licenses
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The committee will review and interview applicants for the City Solicitor position. This follows the resignation of Kathryn Fallon. The meeting regarding these interviews will be held in executive session.
- Interviewing candidates for the City Solicitor position
- Filling the unexpired term created by the resignation of Kathryn Fallon
City Council
The Malden City Council will review several proposed amendments to the Malden City Code, including regulations for recreation programs and commercial waste. The council will also discuss the future use of city-owned property at Louis Cohn Way and Robbins Street. A petition regarding a new gas regulator station on Green Street is also scheduled.
- Amendments to Malden City Code (MCC) regarding recreation and commercial waste
- Proposal to establish 'The Malden Youth Council' Ad Hoc Committee
- Discussion of city property at Louis Cohn Way/Robbins Street
- National Grid petition for a gas regulator station on Green Street
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The Rules & Ordinance Committee will review several orders regarding city ordinances. This includes proposals for remote public participation in meetings and the establishment of a Food Policy Council. The agenda also covers amendments to telecommunications equipment placement and park hours.
- Order to establish a Food Policy Council
- Requirement for remote public participation in all public meetings
- Amendment regarding placement of poles, wires, and telecommunications equipment
- Update to MCC 7.20.010 (A) (12) regarding hours at Trafton Park
- Submission of a charter update to the Massachusetts Legislature
Board of Registrars of Voters
The Board of Registrars of Voters will meet to discuss a complaint filed on October 25, 2022. The complaint alleges that certain individuals may be illegally or incorrectly registered to vote in the City of Malden.
- Discussion of voter registration complaint (Item 426-22)
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The Personnel/Appointments Committee will meet to establish a process for filling the City Solicitor position following the resignation of Kathryn Fallon. The committee will also vote on whether to enter executive session to screen applicants and schedule interviews.
- Establishing a process to fill the City Solicitor vacancy
- Vote on entering executive session for applicant screening and interviews
City Council
The council will review amendments to a Home Rule Petition regarding bilingual ballot preparation. Members also plan to meet in executive session to discuss litigation strategy for two legal cases involving the city.
- Amendments to Home Rule Petition Bill H.4793 for bilingual ballots
- Executive session regarding Jack Owens et al v. City of Malden litigation
- Executive session regarding Benevolent Botanicals v. City of Malden litigation
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The Rules & Ordinance Committee will consider orders to establish a Food Policy Council and amend ordinances to require remote public participation in meetings. The committee will also review a charter update for the Traffic Committee.
- Order 238-22: Establishing a Malden Food Policy Council
- Order 283-21: Traffic Committee Charter Update
- Order 313-21: Requiring remote participation for the public in all public meetings
License Committee
The Malden License Committee will consider petitions for a lodging house renewal and several Class II vehicle licenses. A canvassing application for Trinity Solar, Inc. is also on the agenda. A petition for a self-service gas station renewal has been tabled.
- Renewal of lodging house license for Mitoan, LLC at 52 Maple Street
- New Class II license for One Dealer Solutions and Wholesalers, Inc. at 93 Maplewood Street
- Class II license renewal for Auto Bazaar, Corp. at 17 Charles Street
- Class II license renewal for Rio Auto Group Corp at 77 Broadway
- Canvassing application for Trinity Solar, Inc.
Future of Maplewood Square Committee
The committee will discuss updates regarding the Fall Survey for Neighborhood Visioning, including data analysis and close-out dates. Members will also review the status of securing support from MetroBridge/Boston University and MassDevelopment Programs.
- Status update on Fall Survey and data analysis
- Support status for MetroBridge / Boston University and MassDevelopment Programs
- Tentative date for Maplewood Fest on May 20, 2023
- Nomination of Bonita McAllister to the committee
City Council
The Malden City Council will consider several petitions for business licenses and utility infrastructure projects. The council will also review candidates for the City Solicitor and City Clerk roles. Additionally, members will discuss an ordinance amendment regarding markings on public ways.
- Reviewing candidates for the positions of City Solicitor and City Clerk
- Public hearing for National Grid and Comcast infrastructure at Eastern Avenue and Hillside Avenue
- Ordinance amendment to address markings on public ways in the Malden City Code
- Establishment of 'The Malden Youth Council' Ad Hoc Committee
- Discussion regarding city-owned property at Louis Cohn Way/Robbins Street
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The Rules & Ordinance Committee will consider updates to the City Council Rule Book and a proposed charter update for the Massachusetts Legislature. The committee will also review an ordinance amendment regarding remote participation in public meetings.
- Order 254-20: Adoption of the City Council Rule Book 2021
- Order 283-21: Proposed charter update for submission to the Massachusetts Legislature
- Order 313-21: Ordinance amendment requiring remote participation in public meetings
City Council
The October 11, 2022, meeting of the Malden City Council Committee of the Whole consists entirely of procedural business. No substantive items such as ordinances or contracts are listed on this agenda.
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The Rules & Ordinance Committee is reviewing several proposed amendments to Malden's city ordinances. These include requirements for remote public participation in all public meetings and rules regarding poles, wires, and street markings. The committee will also consider updates to the Council Rule Book and City Charter.
- Amendment to Section 11.24.010 regarding placement of poles and telecommunications equipment
- Requirement for remote public participation in all public meetings
- Amendment to Section 11.08 regarding markings on the public way
- Adoption of the Council Rule Book 2021
- Submission of a Charter Update 2021 to the Massachusetts Legislature
City Council
The City Council will consider several financial appropriations, including $1 million for repairs to the Central Business District Garage. The agenda also includes public hearings for utility installations by National Grid and Crown Castle. Additionally, the council will review early voting locations for the upcoming State Election.
- $1,000,000 appropriation for Central Business District Garage repairs
- $128,164.75 for intersection improvements at Summer and Clifton Streets
- Designating Malden City Hall as a central early voting location
- Public hearing for a new gas regulator station on Green Street
- $31,470 appropriation for Wallace Park Wall Restoration
Waterfront Access Committee
The Waterfront Access Committee will receive a project update from the Malden River Works team. The committee will also review the status of Conservation Committee By-laws.
- Malden River Works project update
- Review of Conservation Committee By-laws status
Intercultural Competency and Awareness Committee
The committee will review minutes from the February 1, 2022 meeting. Members will also discuss Language Access Planning and Community Outreach for English-Isolated Residents.
- Approval of February 1, 2022 minutes
- Discussion on Language Access Planning and Community Outreach for English-Isolated Residents
City Council
The Council is considering an order to modify the meeting schedule for October 4, 2022, in observance of Yom Kippur. The proposal includes changing committee meeting times and moving the full council meeting to October 5, 2022.
- Order 393-22: Rescheduling October 4 and October 5 meetings due to Yom Kippur
Board of Registrars of Voters
The Board of Registrars of Voters will review the September Primary and the use of new precinct locations resulting from redistricting. The Board will also vote on the specific dates, times, and places for early voting in the upcoming November election.
- Vote on dates, time, and place for November Election early voting (389-22)
- Review of September Primary and use of new precinct locations (390-22)
- Approval of August 9, 2022, meeting minutes (388-22)
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The committee will review proposed ordinance amendments regarding commercial waste storage and public way markings. They will also discuss technology policies for remote participation.
- Amendment to prohibit dumpster storage on the public way during pickup
- Amendment addressing markings on the public way
- Discussion of remote participation policies from the Technology Policy Committee
Finance Committee
The committee will consider several orders for infrastructure appropriations. These include funding for the Central Business District Garage, street improvements at Summer Street and Clifton Street, and Wallace Park wall restoration.
- $1,000,000 appropriation for Central Business District Garage repairs
- $128,164.75 for road and pedestrian upgrades at Summer Street and Clifton Street
- $31,470 for Wallace Park Wall Restoration
City Council
The City Council will consider an ordinance regarding the placement of telecommunications equipment in public ways. The agenda also includes an investigation into an Open Meeting Law complaint and reviews of Planning Board recommendations for code amendments. Additionally, the Council will discuss utility installations and the use of city property.
- Ordinance amending rules for placing poles, wires, and telecommunications equipment in public ways
- Order to investigate an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Brian DeLacey
- Petition for National Grid to install primary duct on Commercial Street near Centre Street
- Discussion regarding the use of city property at Louis Cohn Way/Robbins Street
- Petition for National Grid to install a pole at Elwell Street and Loomis Street
City Council
The Malden City Council is reviewing several mayoral appointments and infrastructure appropriations. The agenda includes proposed ballot questions for the 2023 municipal ballot regarding Roosevelt Park and a local charter school. The council will also consider amendments to city ordinances for commercial waste and street markings.
- $1,000,000 appropriation for Central Business District Garage repairs
- $128,164.75 for Summer Street and Clifton Street intersection upgrades
- Proposed ballot question regarding artificial turf at Roosevelt Park
- Proposed ballot question regarding Mystic Valley Regional Charter School charter renewal
- Ordinance amendment to prohibit dumpster storage on the public way
Committee On Technology Policy
The Committee on Technology Policy will discuss adopting policies regarding public access and remote participation for Councillors. The committee will also review and approve meeting minutes from April, May, and August 2022.
- Approval of meeting minutes from April 12, May 10, and August 9, 2022
- Discussion on adopting policies for public access and remote participation for Councillors
Parks Restoration and Maintenance Committee
The Parks Restoration and Maintenance Committee will meet to discuss fact finding policies and future recommendations. The agenda also includes a roll call and the approval of minutes.
- Discussion of fact finding policies and future recommendations (Item 357-22)
- Approval of meeting minutes
Future of Maplewood Square Committee
The Future of Maplewood Square Committee will discuss neighborhood visioning efforts, including a fall survey and support from MetroBridge/Boston University and MassDevelopment Programs. The committee will also review the recent Maplewood Festival.
- Approval of April 25, 2022 minutes
- Neighborhood visioning fall survey status
- Support status for MetroBridge/Boston University and MassDevelopment Programs
- Maplewood Festival debrief and 2023 planning
Parks and Recreation Committee
The committee will review two Open Meeting Law complaints filed in July 2022. Members will also meet with invited guests to discuss the future of parks and recreation in Malden.
- Approval of July 28, 2022 minutes
- Discussion of Brian DeLacey Open Meeting Law complaint
- Discussion of Councillor Craig Spadafora Open Meeting Law complaint
- Meeting regarding the future of Malden parks and recreation
City Council
The council will vote on designating polling locations for the 2022 election cycle and notifying residents of the September 6 State Primary. Members will also discuss the disposition of city property at Louis Cohn Way/Robbins Street and consider entering executive session regarding an Open Meeting Law complaint.
- Designation of polling places for the 2022 election cycle
- Notification of voters for the September 6, 2022, State Primary
- Establishment of 'The Malden Youth Council' Ad Hoc Committee
- National Grid utility installation on Commercial Street
- Discussion regarding city property at Louis Cohn Way/Robbins Street
Committee On Technology Policy
The Committee on Technology Policy will address an OML violation filed July 21, 2022. The committee will also review items to prepare a final policy recommendation for the City Council.
- Address OML violation filed July 21, 2022
- Prepare final policy recommendation to City Council
- Approval of April 12 and May 10, 2022 minutes
Board of Registrars of Voters
The Board will discuss updates regarding the 2022 State Primary Election, including polling locations and poll worker status. The meeting also includes a vote on early voting hours and location.
- Vote on early voting hours and location
- 2022 State Primary Election updates
- Report on new election equipment
- Polling locations and poll worker status
- Introduction of Elections Administrator Dinah Fajardo
Parks and Recreation Committee
This meeting consists only of procedural items for the approval of previous meeting minutes. No new business or specific projects are listed on the agenda.
- Approval of June 28, 2022, minutes
- Approval of April 27, 2021, minutes
Future of Maplewood Square Committee
The committee will debrief the recent Maplewood Festival and discuss potential events for September. Members will also review the status of securing support for neighborhood visioning through various grants and programs.
- Approval of April 25, 2022 minutes
- Maplewood Festival debrief and 2023 planning
- Status updates on Sasaki Grant and MassDevelopment programs
- Review of committee membership
Public Property Committee
The Public Property Committee will discuss the disposition of City-owned parcel No. 185-575-507, located at Louis Cohn Way/Robbins Street. The discussion includes potential alternatives for future use and whether to enter a License Agreement for business use.
- Discussion regarding the disposition of parcel No. 185-575-507
- Consideration of a License Agreement for business use of the property
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The Personnel/Appointments Committee is reviewing several mayoral appointments for city boards. These include filling vacancies on the Planning Board and the License Board. Confirmation of these positions requires City Council approval.
- Appointment of Resa Gray to full member status of the Planning Board
- Appointment of Stephanie Stone as an associate member of the Planning Board
- Appointment of Vikas Verma as an associate member of the Planning Board
- Appointment of Helena Clarke to the License Board
City Council
The council will consider establishing a Parks Restoration and Maintenance Committee. Members will also discuss the future use of city property at Louis Cohn Way and Robbins Street. Additionally, officials will discuss efforts to make elections more accessible to Chinese-speaking voters.
- Proposal for a Parks Restoration and Maintenance Committee
- Discussion on the use of property at Louis Cohn Way/Robbins Street
- Appointments to the Planning Board and License Board
- Amendments to various sections of the Malden City Code
- Efforts to improve election accessibility for Chinese-speaking voters
Parks and Recreation Committee
The committee will discuss goals and opportunities for improving Malden's parks and recreation. This discussion will reference the city's Open Space and Recreation Plan.
- Discussion of goals and opportunities for improvements to parks and recreation
- Reference to the Open Space and Recreation Plan
City Council
The council will consider the annual appropriation for Fiscal Year 2023. The agenda includes a proposal to transfer marijuana establishment permit authority to the Planning Board. Members will also review business license renewals and a new gas regulator station installation.
- Annual appropriation for Fiscal Year 2023
- Transfer of marijuana establishment permit authority to the Planning Board
- National Grid petition for a new gas regulator station on Lebanon Street
- Appointment of Helena Clarke to the License Board
- Renewals for various gas stations and lodging house licenses
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will continue discussions regarding the proposed FY2023 budget with the School Department. Superintendent Ligia Noriega-Murphy and school officials are scheduled to attend. The committee will also approve minutes from the June 7, 2022 meeting.
- Discussion of FY2023 budget appropriation (Order 236-22)
- Approval of June 7, 2022, meeting minutes
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The committee is reviewing marijuana zoning and licensing ordinances to support equity applicants and geographic diversity. A proposal is on the agenda to move special permit authority for marijuana establishments from the City Council to the Planning Board. The committee is also considering a requirement for remote public participation in all public meetings.
- Review of Marijuana Establishment Zoning and Licensing Ordinances (Order 211-22)
- Transfer of marijuana establishment special permit authority to the Planning Board (Order 286-22)
- Requirement for remote public participation in all public meetings (Order 313-21)
City Council
This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate. No substantive discussions or legislative items are scheduled for this meeting.
City Council
The City Council is holding a public hearing to receive community input on the City's Fiscal Year 2023 Budget. The meeting includes discussion of Order 236-22 regarding the annual appropriation for FY2023.
- Public Hearing on Fiscal Year 2023 Budget
- Order 236-22: Annual appropriation for FY2023
License Committee
The committee is reviewing several petitions for self-service gas station and lodging house license renewals. They will also consider a request for periodic extended hours for Boda Borg Boston LLC.
- Extended hours petition for Boda Borg Boston LLC at 90 Pleasant Street
- Self-service gas station renewals for Gibbs Oil, Speedway, Petrola, and Wash Depot
- Lodging house license renewal for 11 units at 22 Charles Street
- Lodging house license renewal for 14 units at 115 Washington Street
- Lodging house license renewal for 14 units at 116-118 Cedar Street
Future of Maplewood Square Committee
The committee will debrief the recent Maplewood Festival and discuss a potential event for September. Members will also receive updates on securing support for neighborhood visioning, including Sasaki Grant and MassDevelopment programs.
- Maplewood Festival debrief
- Discussion of a potential September event
- Neighborhood Visioning support status
- Committee membership review
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee and Long Term Financial Planning Committee will meet to discuss long-term financial strategy. The agenda includes an order to increase the COLA base for certain Malden Retirement System members.
- Increase COLA base from $16,000 to $18,000 for Malden Retirement System retirees and survivors
- Approval of meeting minutes
Finance Committee
The committee will continue discussions regarding the annual appropriation for FY2023 with School Department officials. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from May 24 and May 31, 2022.
- Discussion of proposed FY2023 annual appropriation
- Approval of May 24, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of May 31, 2022, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider transferring marijuana establishment permit authority to the Planning Board. The meeting includes discussions on new parking regulations for vehicles registered outside Malden and the introduction of a new Office of Housing Stability.
- Proposal to transfer marijuana establishment permit authority to the Planning Board
- New parking regulation limiting out-of-city vehicle parking to four times per 30 days
- Introduction of a $25 monthly visitor parking permit for non-resident vehicles
- Renewals for self-service gas station licenses at 728 Main Street and 214 Broadway
- Discussion on the future use of property at Louis Cohn Way/Robbins Street
Age Friendly Committee
The Age Friendly Committee will discuss its goals, opportunities, and processes. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the future AARP Community Challenge Grant Application Process.
- Discussion of committee goals, opportunities, and processes (Item 293-22)
- Review of the AARP Community Challenge Grant Application Process
City Council
The Committee of the Whole meeting on May 31, 2022, consists entirely of procedural agenda items. No substantive decisions or public hearings are listed.
Finance Committee
The committee will continue discussions regarding the proposed FY2023 budget with the directors of DPW and Engineering. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from April 19 and May 17, 2022.
- Annual appropriation for FY2023 (Order 236-22)
- Approval of April 19, 2022 minutes
- Approval of May 17, 2022 minutes
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The committee will discuss reviewing marijuana establishment zoning and licensing to support equity applicants. The agenda also includes a proposal to require remote participation for all public meetings.
- Review of Marijuana Establishment Zoning and Licensing Ordinances (Order 211-22)
- Ordinance amendment requiring remote participation for public meetings (Order 313-21)
- Informational memo on buffer zones and dimensional controls
- April 2022 City Council Update S2801 preview
License Committee
The License and Rules & Ordinance Committees will consider an order requesting that the Malden City Council evaluate changes to specific municipal code regulations. The discussion focuses on requirements for car storage, display areas, and parking space allocations.
- Order 255-22: Evaluation of MCC Title 6, Chapter 08, Section 100 (b) (3) regarding car storage and parking
- Approval of May 17, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The council will consider a resolution supporting app-based workers and opposing Massachusetts House Bill 1234. The agenda also includes utility installation petitions from National Grid and a $25,000 appropriation for the Spot Pond Brook Greenway project.
- Resolution to oppose Massachusetts House Bill 1234 regarding app-based workers
- $25,000 appropriation for Spot Pond Brook Greenway Phase II design project
- National Grid utility installation petitions on Main Street and Commercial Street
- Proposed changes to Municipal Code car storage and display requirements
- Relocation of 15 Ferry Street building to Malden High School
Parking Review Committee
The Parking Review Committee met to approve minutes from previous meetings and continue discussions regarding overnight residential parking. The agenda also included reviewing tabled papers.
- Discussion on overnight residential parking
- Approval of May 10, 2022, meeting minutes
- Review of tabled minutes from April 12 and April 26, 2022
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will continue discussions regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2023 budget. This includes sessions with the Police Department and the Fire Department. The committee will also approve minutes from four previous meetings.
- FY2023 annual appropriation discussion
- Budget discussion with Police Department
- Budget discussion with Fire Department
- Approval of meeting minutes from March, April, and May 2022
License Committee
The committee is reviewing several renewal petitions for second hand dealers and open air parking lots. It will also address tabled items regarding vehicle licenses and a name change for a car center.
- Renewal of second hand dealer licenses for Cash King, LLC and Great Eastern Vintage
- Renewal of open air parking lots at 1152 Eastern Avenue, 1176 Eastern Avenue, 1081 Fellsway, and 20 Madison Street
- Review of a SNAP vehicle license to operate in Malden
- Renewal for Nick’s Foreign Car Center involving 19 vehicles
City Council
The May 17, 2022, meeting agenda for the Committee of the Whole consists entirely of procedural steps. No substantive discussions or decisions are listed in this document.
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will discuss the process for reviewing the proposed FY2023 Budget with Ron Hogan and Charles Ranaghan. The agenda also includes a tabled order regarding a $25,000 appropriation for the Spot Pond Brook Greenway Phase II project.
- Discussion of the FY2023 budget review process
- $25,000 appropriation from Community Preservation Act Fund for Spot Pond Brook Greenway Phase II 25% Design Project (tabled)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is meeting for long-term financial planning and strategy. The committee will consider an order to increase the COLA base for certain Malden Retirement System members.
- Order 237-22: Increase COLA base from $16,000 to $18,000 for contributory retirees and survivors of the Malden Retirement System
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The committee will discuss an order to review marijuana establishment zoning and licensing ordinances. The review aims to support equity applicants and geographic diversity in retail parcels. Tabled items include a requirement for remote public participation.
- Review of Marijuana Establishment Zoning Ordinance (Order 211-22)
- Requirement for remote public participation in meetings (Order 313-21)
- Submission to the Massachusetts Legislature (Order 283-21)
City Council
The City Council will consider increasing the COLA base for Malden Retirement System retirees from $16,000 to $18,000. The agenda also includes establishing a Food Policy Council and researching an electrical aggregation program. Additionally, several license renewals for parking lots and businesses are up for review.
- Increase COLA base for Malden Retirement System from $16,000 to $18,000
- Establishment of a Food Policy Council
- Researching an electrical aggregation program
- Renewal of open-air parking lot licenses
- Confirmation of Robert Rotondi to the Redevelopment Authority Board
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will consider an order to appropriate $25,000 from the Community Preservation Act Fund for the Spot Pond Brook Greenway Phase II 25% Design Project. The committee will also review and approve minutes from four previous meetings.
- $25,000 appropriation for Spot Pond Brook Greenway Phase II 25% Design Project
- Approval of meeting minutes from March 8, March 29, April 5, and April 12, 2022
Parking Review Committee
The committee will review minutes from April 2022 meetings. Members will also continue a discussion regarding overnight residential parking.
- Approval of April 12, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of April 26, 2022, meeting minutes
- Discussion on overnight residential parking
Committee On Technology Policy
The Committee on Technology Policy will meet to discuss adopting policies for public access and remote participation for Councillors. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes.
- Discussion of public access and remote participation policies
- Approval of meeting minutes
Future of Maplewood Square Committee
The Future of Maplewood Square Committee is meeting to continue discussions regarding the planning of the Maplewood Festival. The agenda also includes the approval of previous minutes.
- Maplewood Festival planning discussion
City Council
The May 3, 2022, City Council agenda consists of standard procedural motions. No substantive topics or decisions are listed in the provided document.
License Committee
The Malden License Committee will review petitions for various business license renewals. These items include renewals for open air lots, billiard tables, a bowling alley, and a second-hand dealer.
- Renewal of 40-space open air lot at 29 Madison Street
- Renewal of 34-space open air lot at 25-37 Florence Street
- Billiard license renewals for 259 Charles Street and 177 West Street
- Bowling alley and billiard license renewals for Town Line Ten Pin, Corp.
- Second hand dealer license renewal for Cash King, LLC
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The committee will consider an order for the City Council to review marijuana establishment zoning and licensing ordinances. This review aims to support equity applicants and geographic diversity in retail parcels. The meeting also includes the approval of April 5, 2022 meeting minutes.
- Review of Marijuana Establishment Zoning Ordinance and Licensing Marijuana Establishments Ordinance (Order 211-22)
- Approval of April 5, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The Malden City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a marijuana retailer permit for 36 Charles Street. The agenda also includes an informational presentation on new MBTA Communities zoning and a $25,000 appropriation for the Spot Pond Brook Greenway Phase II project. Additionally, the council will consider several committee appointments and business license renewals.
- Public hearing for a marijuana retailer at 36 Charles Street
- $25,000 appropriation for Spot Pond Brook Greenway Phase II
- Review of Marijuana Establishment Zoning Ordinance for equity
- Amendments to the City of Malden Site Plan Review ordinance
- Appointments to the Community Preservation Committee and Planning Board
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The committee will interview three candidates for the Cannabis Licensing and Enforcement Commission to recommend a selection to the Full Council. Members will also discuss the process for Mayoral and Council re-appointments of department heads, employees, and boards.
- Interviews for Cannabis Licensing and Enforcement Commission finalists
- Discussion on Mayoral and Council re-appointments for department heads and employees
- Approval of minutes from March 22 and March 29, 2022
Parking Review Committee
The Parking Review Committee will continue its discussion regarding overnight residential parking. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the April 12, 2022, meeting.
- Approval of April 12, 2022, meeting minutes
- Continued discussion on overnight residential parking
Future of Maplewood Square Committee
The committee will review minutes from January and February 2022 meetings. Discussion topics include the upcoming Maplewood Festival, grant opportunities, and a proposal for a historic sign.
- Maplewood Festival event schedule and community outreach
- Status of MAPC Technical Assistance Program and Sasaki Foundation grants
- Review of applications for outdoor displays
- Response to requests for additional committee members
- Proposal for a 'Historic Maplewood Square Sign'
License Committee
The committee is reviewing petitions for the renewal of several business licenses, including parking lots and a lodging house. One new application for a Class II Dealer license is also on the agenda.
- New Class II Dealer license for Gar Auto Sales at 147 Highland Avenue
- Renewal of open air lot at 54 Winter Street (22 spaces)
- Renewal of lodging house license at 33 Maple Street (44 rooms)
- Renewal of pawn broker and second hand dealer licenses at 29 Pleasant Street
- Renewal of billiard license for Malden Post 16
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The committee will consider several mayoral re-appointments to various city boards and commissions. Members will also review candidates for the Cannabis Licensing and Enforcement Commission to determine finalists.
- Mayoral re-appointments to the Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeal, and Disability Commission
- Appointment of Armen Khodaverdian to the Board of Appeal
- Review of candidates for the Cannabis Licensing and Enforcement Commission
- Approval of March 8, 2022, meeting minutes
City Council
The April 19, 2022, Malden City Council meeting consists only of procedural items. No substantive topics or decisions are listed on this agenda.
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will consider orders to authorize the Mayor to apply for CDBG grants and file a Consolidated Plan with HUD for fiscal year 2023. These items involve federal funding administered by the Office of Strategic Planning & Community Development.
- Authorization for CDBG grant applications
- Filing of FY 2023 Consolidated Plan with HUD
Finance Committee
The committee will consider an order to appropriate $5,000,000 for roadway improvements throughout the City. The agenda also includes discussing a process for electrical aggregation and receiving an update from the City Clerk.
- $5,000,000 appropriation for city-wide roadway improvements
- Initiation of research into an electrical aggregation program
- City Clerk's office update
Parking Review Committee
The committee met to approve minutes from the March 29, 2022 meeting. The session also included a continued discussion regarding overnight residential parking.
- Approval of March 29, 2022 minutes
- Discussion on overnight residential parking
City Council
The Malden City Council will consider several large financial appropriations for city infrastructure, including roadway improvements and lead water line replacements. The agenda also includes various business license renewals and municipal appointments.
- $5,000,000 appropriation for roadway improvements throughout the city
- $3,000,000 appropriation to replace lead water service lines
- $1,000,000 appropriation for the Devir Park Revitalization Project
- $5,683,200 appropriation for constructing and repairing water mains
- Appointment of Armen Khodaverdian to the Board of Appeal
Committee On Technology Policy
The Committee on Technology Policy will meet with the Communications Director, IT Director, and a representative from UMA. The discussion focuses on technology availability in the new City Hall Building and remote participation for Councillors and the public.
- Approval of March 22, 2022 minutes
- Discussion regarding technology availability in the new City Hall Building
- Discussion regarding remote participation for Councillors and the public
City Council
The City Council will consider an order to appropriate $5,000,000 for roadway improvements throughout Malden. This appropriation includes all related incidental costs and authorizes the Treasurer, with mayoral approval, to borrow funds through bonds or notes.
- $5,000,000 appropriation for roadway improvements (Order 150-22)
- Authorization to borrow funds via bonds or notes to meet the appropriation
Finance Committee
The committee will review several orders to appropriate funds for city services and infrastructure. These items include funding for lead water service line replacement and Devir Park revitalization. The meeting also includes a request for human resources professional services.
- $1,000,000 for Devir Park Revitalization Project
- $445,000 for designing and replacing lead water service lines
- $3,000,000 for designing and replacing lead water service lines
- $5,683,200 for designing, reconstructing, and constructing water mains
- $250,000 for Human Resources Professional Services
License Committee
The Malden License Committee will consider several petitions for business license renewals. These include applications for livery, second-hand dealers, pool tables, and an open-air parking lot. Some previously discussed items remain tabled.
- Renewal of 24/7 extended hours license for Speedway at 214 Broadway
- New application for three amusement machines at Laa Tiendaa, 45 Lebanon Street
- Renewal of pool table licenses for L & K Billiard Pool Hall and Club 24 Inc.
- Renewal of a 10-space open air parking lot at 35 Canal Street
- Renewal of second-hand dealer and pawnbroker licenses on Salem Street and Pleasant Street
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The Rules & Ordinance Committee is reviewing several proposed ordinance amendments. These include updates to site plan review procedures and a new requirement for remote participation in all public meetings.
- Amendment to add Section 12.12.300 Site Plan Review to the Revised Ordinances of 2020
- Requirement for remote participation in all public meetings via section 2.16 amendment
- Proposed submission to the Massachusetts Legislature regarding a Traffic Commission charter update
Finance Committee
The Malden Finance Committee will meet to approve minutes and receive an update from City Clerk Greg Lucey regarding the City Clerk's office. The agenda contains only this business item and procedural matters.
- Update on the City Clerk’s office by Greg Lucey
- Approval of meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several large appropriations for water main construction, lead service line replacement, and the Devir Park Revitalization Project. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding Verizon wireless facilities and the establishment of a new Youth Council committee.
- $1,000,000 appropriation for the Devir Park Revitalization Project
- $3,000,000 appropriation to replace lead water service lines
- $5,683,200 appropriation for designing and constructing water mains
- Public hearing for Verizon small wireless facilities at 37-39 Willard Street
- Establishment of 'The Malden Youth Council' Ad Hoc Committee
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The Committee will continue interviews for two resident positions on the Racial Equity Commission. One candidate, Abraham Ndiwane, is scheduled for an interview. Following the interview, the committee may discuss recommendations and take votes on appointments.
- Interview of Abraham Ndiwane for the Racial Equity Commission
- Approval of March 8, 2022, meeting minutes
Parking Review Committee
The Parking Review Committee will continue its discussion regarding overnight residential parking. The committee will also review the minutes from the March 15, 2022 meeting for approval.
- Continued discussion on overnight residential parking
- Approval of March 15, 2022 meeting minutes
Future of Maplewood Square Committee
The committee is reviewing minutes from January and February 2022. Discussion items include the MAPC Technical Assistance Program, Sasaki Foundation grants due May 4th, and Maplewood Festival coordination. The committee will also address membership requests and next steps.
- Sasaki Foundation grant applications due May 4th
- Maplewood Festival event scheduling and volunteer coordination
- Review of applications for outdoor displays
- Status update on MAPC Technical Assistance Program
- Discussion regarding committee membership requests
Committee On Technology Policy
The Committee on Technology Policy will discuss adopting policies for public access and remote participation for Councillors. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes.
- Discussion of policies for public access and remote participation (Item 118-22)
- Approval of minutes
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The committee will interview four candidates for two Council-appointed resident positions on the Racial Equity Commission. Following the interviews, members will discuss recommendations and may vote on appointments.
- Approval of March 8, 2022 minutes
- Interviews for Racial Equity Commission candidates Kevin Graham, Theodor Janne Shahan, Tiffany J. Wang, and Abraham Ndiwane
City Council
The agenda for this Committee of the Whole meeting consists solely of procedural boilerplate. No substantive discussions or decisions are listed in the document.
License Committee
The Malden License Committee will consider several business license petitions, including extended operating hours for Supreme Food Mart. The committee will also review renewals for taxi cab licenses and a lodging house license.
- Renewal of 24-hour/7-day extended hours for Supreme Food Mart at 1018 Eastern Avenue
- Renewal of 9 Taxi Cab Licenses for Malden Transportation at 292 Eastern Avenue
- Renewal of lodging house license for BREC, LHP, LLC at 155 Clifton Street
- New Class II license petition for Rigano’s Towing Service at 1152 Eastern Avenue
City Council
The Malden City Council will review several mayoral re-appointments to various local boards and commissions. The agenda includes petitions for business license renewals and resolutions regarding social and international issues. The council will also consider ordinance amendments and budget transfers.
- Resolution to condemn child marriage and support state legislation for a ban
- Resolution to end Malden pension fund investments in Russian companies
- Transfer of $37,227.26 between various city department salary accounts
- Discussion regarding the Verizon 5G antenna application on Willard Street
- Petitions for business license renewals including Supreme Food Mart and taxi cab licenses
Long Term Financial Planning and Strategy
The committee will meet to discuss a presentation regarding long-term financial planning and strategy. This discussion follows a presentation delivered on March 1, 2022, by Ron Hogan and Charles Ranaghan.
- Discussion of the March 1, 2022, financial strategy presentation
Parking Review Committee
The Parking Review Committee is meeting to continue its discussion regarding overnight residential parking. The agenda also includes a roll call and the approval of minutes.
- discussion on overnight residential parking
Public Property Committee
The Public Property Committee will review an order regarding a 5G antenna on Utility Pole 2452, adjacent to 37-39 Willard Street. This review follows a court order issued by Justice Camille Sarrouf.
- Review of 5G antenna on Utility Pole 2452, adjacent to 37-39 Willard Street
License Committee
The Malden License Committee is reviewing petitions for new and renewal business licenses. The agenda includes a new second-hand dealer on Lebanon Street and a new outdoor parking lot on Eastern Avenue.
- New second-hand dealer license for Laa Tiendaa, 45 Lebanon Street
- Renewal of livery license for David Gustave Ulysse, 230 Bryant Street
- New petition for a 30-space outdoor parking lot at River Auto Sales, Inc., 77 Eastern Avenue
- Tabled: Name change and renewal for Nick’s Foreign Car Center, 121 Beach Street
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The Personnel/Appointments Committee will consider re-appointments to various city boards and commissions. The committee will also review resumes for two positions on the Diversity, Equity Commission.
- Re-appointment of Catherine Price to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board
- Re-appointment of Enrique Caceda to the Stadium and Athletic Field Commission
- Re-appointment of Scune Carrington
- Re-appointment of Kathleen French to the Board of Assessors
- Review of resumes for two Diversity, Equity Commission positions
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing a transfer of $37,227.26 from the Salary Reserve for Reclassifications into several departmental salary accounts. These funds will cover salaries for departments including Police Admin, IT, and DPW Admin. The committee will also approve minutes from the February 15, 2022 meeting.
- Transfer of $37,227.26 to various department salaries
- Approval of February 15, 2022 minutes
- Tabled paper regarding 'Electric Aggregation'
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss the matter of Cellco v City of Malden. The council is scheduled to vote to enter executive session with legal counsel to discuss litigation strategy.
- Vote to enter executive session regarding Cellco v City of Malden
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The Rules & Ordinance Committee is reviewing several proposed amendments to the Malden City Code. These include changes to the Delay Before Demolition or Alteration Ordinance and new procedures for Site Plan Review. The committee will also address updated ward and precinct boundaries.
- Amendments to the Delay Before Demolition or Alteration Ordinance (79-22)
- Updates to Section 12.28.060 regarding Obstructions
- Addition of Section 12.12.300 for Site Plan Review
- Amendments to Title 1, Section 12 for new ward/precinct boundaries (36-22)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will hear an update from City Assessor Nate Cramer regarding the Assessor's Department. The committee will also review and approve minutes from February 1 and February 15, 2022.
- Update on the Assessor’s Department by Nate Cramer
- Approval of meeting minutes from February 1, 2022, and February 15, 2022
- Review of tabled paper 462-21 regarding 'Electric Aggregation'
City Council
The Council will consider several large-scale appropriations, including funds for the Devir Park Revitalization and Linden Ice Rink projects. The agenda also includes amendments to the Delay Before Demolition or Alteration Ordinance and various board appointments. Additionally, officials will discuss long-term impacts on city budgets.
- $700,000 appropriation for the Devir Park Revitalization Project
- Amendments to the Delay Before Demolition or Alteration Ordinance
- $250,000 transfer from free cash to Police Overtime
- $200,000 appropriation for the Malden River Works Project
- New outdoor parking lot petition for 77 Eastern Avenue
Future of Maplewood Square Committee
The committee will review a resolution regarding its membership structure. Members will also discuss planning support opportunities, including MAPC technical assistance and grants. Additionally, the group will address preparations for the Maplewood Festival.
- Resolution to update committee make-up
- MAPC Technical Assistance Program status
- Grants discussion
- Maplewood Festival event schedule and community outreach
Rules & Ordinance Committee
The Rules & Ordinance Committee is reviewing an order to amend city ordinances regarding the siting and installation of wireless communications equipment. An order for a charter update submission to the Massachusetts Legislature was tabled.
- Amendment to Section 11.24.020 (Siting and Installation of Wireless Communications Equipment)
- Tabled order 283-21 regarding a submission to the Massachusetts Legislature
Finance Committee
The committee will consider several appropriations from the Community Preservation Act Fund for park and river projects. They will also review transfers of general fund free cash to cover expenses for police and fire overtime, school maintenance, and parking meter upgrades.
- $700,000 appropriation for the Devir Park Revitalization Project
- $200,000 appropriation for the Malden River Works Project
- $200,000 appropriation for the Linden Ice Rink Project
- $1,193,359.19 appropriation for downtown parking garage operations
- Transfers of free cash to police and fire overtime accounts
Personnel/Appointments Committee
The Personnel/Appointments Committee is reviewing several mayoral appointments. These include a new member for the Disability Commission and three members for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes.
- Appointment of Ralph Long, III to the Disability Commission
- Appointment of Dr. Roxanne Reddington-Wilde to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board
- Re-appointment of Angie Liou to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board
- Re-appointment of Brian Slater to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board
City Council
This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate for a Committee of the Whole meeting. No specific legislative items, contracts, or discussions are listed.
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several funding requests for community projects, including park revitalizations and the Malden River Works Project. The agenda also includes updates to city ward boundaries and budget transfers for police and fire overtime. Additionally, the council will consider appointments to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board.
- $700,000 appropriation for Devir Park Revitalization Project
- $200,000 appropriation for Linden Ice Rink Project
- Amendment to city ward and precinct boundaries
- $1,193,359.19 appropriation for downtown parking garage operations
- $200,000 appropriation for Malden River Works Project
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review minutes from November 30, 2021. City Treasurer Dan Grover is scheduled to provide an update regarding the Treasurer’s Department. A paper regarding 'Electric Aggregation' remains tabled.
- Approval of November 30, 2021 minutes
- Treasurer’s Department update from Dan Grover
- Tabled paper on 'Electric Aggregation'
License Committee
The Malden License Committee will meet remotely to consider several petitions for livery and Class II vehicle licenses. This includes renewal requests for Rigano’s Towing Service and Arko Group, LLC. Other business items have been tabled.
- Livery petition: Linda DelloIacono (1 vehicle)
- Class II renewal: Rigano’s Towing Service (20 vehicles)
- Livery renewal: Arko Group, LLC (3 vehicles)
- Livery renewal: Nabil Faris (1 vehicle)
- Livery renewal: Arminder Singh (1 vehicle)
Intercultural Competency and Awareness Committee
The committee will meet to discuss the process of choosing an agency for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion training for the City Council in 2022. The meeting is being held remotely in accordance with a local executive order regarding COVID-19.
- Discussion on the process for selecting a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion training agency for the City Council
City Council
The meeting agenda for the Malden City Council on February 1, 2022, consists of standard procedural items. No substantive legislative actions or discussions are listed for this session.
- No legislative actions, contracts, or rezonings are listed
City Council
The Malden City Council will consider an order to eliminate breed-specific regulations at Trafton Dog Park. The agenda also includes presentations regarding the 'Malden Reads' program and a proposal for DEI training for elected officials. Additionally, the council will review several appointments and livery vehicle renewals.
- Order to eliminate breed-specific regulations at Trafton Dog Park
- Mayoral appointment of Ralph Long, III to the Disability Commission
- Re-appointment of James Tuxbury as Cemetery Trustee
- Livery vehicle renewal petitions for Nabil Faris, Arminder Singh, and Ideal Park Limo
City Council
The January 18, 2022, Malden City Council Committee of the Whole meeting consists only of procedural boilerplate. Scheduled items include the call to order, roll call, and personal privilege. No substantive legislative actions or public hearings are listed.
City Council
The Malden City Council will meet remotely to discuss the January 25, 2022, special election. The council will also consider the re-appointment of Kathryn M. Fallon as City Solicitor. Additionally, members will review the 2022 meeting schedule and committee assignments.
- Re-appointment of Kathryn M. Fallon as City Solicitor through March 1, 2025
- Notice for the Special Election on January 25, 2022
- Approval of the 2022 City Council Meeting Schedule
- Assignment of 2022 Council Committees
- Presentation regarding 'Porch Fest' activity
City Council
The Malden City Council will meet on January 3, 2022. The agenda includes the election of the Council President for 2022 alongside standard procedural items.
- Election of Council President for 2022