Plainville public meetings in 2023
6 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Bristol Norfolk Public Health Partners
The Advisory Board will review and approve minutes from January 10, 2023. Members will discuss the expected launch date and content for the new CivicPlus website, and each municipality will provide updates on current work assignments and future needs for grant inspector positions. The board will also discuss uses for remaining FY23 PHE grant funds, including health communication materials, and receive a reminder about upcoming Health and Racial Equity Training on March 28.
- CivicPlus website: expected launch date and open discussion of desired content
- Municipality updates on current work and future needs for Food and Housing inspector positions
- FY23 PHE Grant Budget: remaining funds summary and discussion on uses (e.g., Health Communication Materials)
- Health and Racial Equity Training reminder — March 28, 9am at Boyden Library Community Room
- Household Hazardous Waste Discussion
Bristol Norfolk Public Health Partners
The Advisory Board is meeting to discuss the launch date and content of the CivicPlus website. Members will provide municipality updates on food and housing inspector assignments and discuss the use of remaining FY23 PHE Grant funds.
- Approval of January 10, 2023 minutes
- CivicPlus website launch date and content discussion
- FY23 PHE Grant Budget remaining funds summary
- Health and Racial Equity Training reminder for March 28
- Household Hazardous Waste discussion
Permanent Building & Maintenance Committee
The Permanent Building & Maintenance Committee will discuss updates on town infrastructure and facilities. The meeting includes reviews of park plans and various ongoing utility and building projects.
- Review of plans for Telford Park and Field of Dreams
- Update on Library HVAC project
- Update on Humphrey House study
- Update on EV Charging Stations and Town Solar Panel Project
- Discussion on potential future community center
Greater Attleboro Taunton HOME Consortium
The Greater Attleboro/Taunton HOME Consortium is holding public outreach meetings to determine how to spend federal funds awarded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for Program Year 2023. Participants can suggest how funds should be used to serve low and moderate income residents, including those who are homeless or near homeless.
- Discussion of federal HOME Investment Partnerships Program funding use
- Availability of Notice of Intent Applications for funding proposals through the OECD
Greater Attleboro Taunton HOME Consortium
The Greater Attleboro/Taunton HOME Consortium is holding public outreach meetings to discuss the use of federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Participants can propose how funds should be used to serve low and moderate income residents, including homeless and near homeless individuals.
- Discussion of Program Year 2023 HOME Investment Partnerships Program funds
- Availability of Notice of Intent Applications for funding proposals through the OECD
Massachusetts Gaming Commission
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission will hold a remote public meeting to consider and vote on three sets of sports wagering regulations covering advertising, continuing disclosure and reporting, and surveillance and monitoring. The meeting also includes an administrative update on the retail sports wagering launch time.
- Vote on 205 CMR 256.00: Sports Wagering Advertising regulation and Small Business Impact Statement
- Vote on 205 CMR 239.00: Continuing Disclosure and Reporting Obligations of Sports Wagering Licensees
- Vote on 205 CMR 241.00: Surveillance and Monitoring regulation
- Determination of Sports Wagering Category 1/Retail Launch (Jan. 31) Time