ARTICLE
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DATE
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SUBJECT
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RESULT
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1
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4/22
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Choose Town Officers
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Passed
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2
|
4/22
|
Hear Reports & Consent Calendar (See Below)
|
Passed
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3
|
4/22
|
Meeting Procedure
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Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
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4
|
4/22
|
Secret Ballot Voting Procedure (minimum of 50 voters required)
|
Passed
|
5
|
4/22
|
Ratify Personnel Board Classification Actions
|
Passed
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6
|
4/22
|
Classification & Compensation Plan for Administrative/Clerical/Library and Laboring Employees
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Passed
|
7
|
4/22
|
Classification & Compensation Plan for Managerial and Professional Employees
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Passed
|
8
|
4/22
|
Personnel Bylaw Amendment – Sick Leave Use
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Passed Under Article 2 Consent Calendar
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9
|
4/22
|
Town Budget ($20,804,819, with $289,000 of this amount contingent on Proposition 2½ override approval at May 14 special election)
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Passed
|
10
|
4/22
|
Public School Budget ($21,326,547, with $1,066,419 of this amount contingent on Proposition 2½ override approval at May 14 special election)
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Passed (396 in favor; 215 opposed)
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11
|
4/22
|
Regional School Budgets:
Concord-Carlisle Regional High School Budget ($9,283,792, with 396,586 of this amount contingent on Proposition 2½ override approval at May 14 special election) Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical School District Assessment ($269,249)
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Both Passed
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12
|
4/22
|
Free Cash (authorization to take $1,000,000 from free cash to reduce the tax levy)
|
Passed
|
13
|
4/22
|
Unpaid Bills
|
No Motion
|
14
|
4/22
|
Town Meeting Preference for Weekend Town Meeting
|
Did not Pass
|
15
|
4/22
|
Property Tax Exemption
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
16
|
4/23
|
Property Tax Deferral Gross Receipts Increase
|
Passed
|
17
|
4/23
|
Fair and Equitable Assessments (By Petition, as amended)
|
Passed
|
18
|
4/23
|
Revaluation Advisory Committee (By Petition, as amended)
|
Passed
|
19
|
4/22
|
Light Plant Payment in Lieu of Taxes -- $340,000
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
20
|
4/22
|
Light Plant Expenditures
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
21
|
4/22
|
Road Repair Revolving Fund Expenditures (not to exceed $41,000)
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
22
|
4/22
|
Solid Waste Disposal Fund Expenditures
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
23
|
4/22
|
Sewer System Expenditures
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
ARTICLE
|
DATE
|
SUBJECT
|
RESULT
|
24
|
4/22
|
Sewer Improvement Fund Expenditures
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Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
25
|
4/22
|
Water System Expenditures
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
26
|
4/23
|
2002 Road Program
|
Passed
|
27
|
4/23
|
Zoning Bylaw Amendment—Above Ground Utility
|
No Motion
|
28
|
4/23
|
Zoning Bylaw Amendment—Two-Family or Additional Dwelling Unit
|
Passed
|
29
|
4/23
|
Zoning Bylaw Amendment—Common Driveways by Special Permit
|
Passed
|
30
|
4/23
|
Zoning Bylaw Amendment—Adopt GIS-Based Zoning Map
|
No Motion
|
31
|
4/23
|
Zoning Bylaw Amendment—Limitation of Certain Storage Units
|
Passed
|
32
|
4/23
|
Committee to Study Mansionization and Related Issues
|
Passed
|
33
|
4/23
|
Appropriation of Funds to Further Study the Wireless Communications Facility Bylaw and District ($15,000 from free cash)
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Passed
|
34
|
4/23
|
Use of Revenue from Landfill Telecommunications Facility for Landfill Site Improvements
|
Passed
|
35
|
4/24
|
Long-term Lease Agreement – Wireless Facilities (as amended)
|
Passed
|
36
|
4/22
|
Grant of Easement to Our Lady’s Church for Driveway and Parking at Harvey Wheeler Community Center
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Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
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37
|
4/22
|
Rescind Debt Authorization made under Article 45 of the 2001 Annual Town Meeting
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Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
38
|
4/24
|
Funding for Harvey Wheeler Community Center Project ($1,250,000 appropriated, subject to Proposition 2-1/2 override at May 14 election)
|
Passed
|
39
|
4/22
|
Funding for Heywood Street Culvert ($100,000)
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
40
|
4/29
|
Funding for Police/Fire Station 1 Design (as amended by Green Team) – ($230,000)
|
Amendment Passed (109 in favor; 88 opposed). Main motion passed as amended.
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41
|
4/29
|
Funding for Housing Authority Land Acquisition Fund
|
No Motion
|
42
|
4/29
|
Authorize Borrowing for Light Plant Improvements ($600,000)
|
Passed
|
43
|
4/29
|
Funding for Facilities Plan Committee ($50,000 from free cash)
|
Passed
|
44
|
4/29
|
Advisory Opinion on Telecommunications Study
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Passed
|
45
|
4/29
|
Consultant Fees for 2229 Main Street ($10,000 from free cash)
|
Passed
|
46
|
4/29
|
Nagog Pond Watershed – Land Acquisition
|
No Motion
|
47
|
4/29
|
Bylaw Amendment—In-Ground Irrigation System Restrictions
|
Passed
|
48
|
4/29
|
Land Acquisition – 1100 Concord Turnpike
|
No Motion
|
49
|
4/29
|
Funds for Legal Representation
|
No Motion
|
50
|
4/29
|
Fiscal Year 2002 Supplemental Appropriation ($350,000 from free cash)
|
Passed
|
51
|
4/22
|
Flooring Replacement Alcott and Thoreau Schools ($160,000)
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Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
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ARTICLE
|
DATE
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SUBJECT
|
RESULT
|
52
|
4/22
|
Roof Repairs Willard School ($50,000)
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Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
53
|
4/29
|
Roof Repairs – Peabody Middle School ($285,000)
|
Passed
|
54
|
4/29
|
Roof Repairs—Ripley Building ($209,424.10)
|
Passed
|
55
|
4/22
|
Modular Classrooms Sanborn Middle School ($180,000)
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
56
|
4/22
|
Gym Floor Replacement Sanborn Middle School ($120,000)
|
Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
57
|
4/29
|
Renovations at Sanborn and Peabody Schools ($480,000)
|
Passed
|
58
|
4/29
|
School & Town Maintenance Under Direction of One Department (By Petition)
|
Passed
|
59
|
4/29
|
Funding for Staging School Evaluation ($40,000 from free cash)
|
Passed
|
60
|
4/24
|
Alcott School Building Project ($16,695,000 appropriated, subject to Proposition 2-1/2 override at June 19 election)
|
Passed, with 712 voting in favor and 165 opposed
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61
|
4/24
|
New Alcott School (alternative proposal, by petition)
|
No Motion
|
63
|
4/29
|
Proposed Legislation—Information for Voters on Ballot Questions
|
Passed
|
64
|
4/22
|
Rescind Debt Authorization made under Article 53 of the 2001 Annual Town Meeting
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Passed under Article 2 Consent Calendar
|
65
|
4/29
|
Ban the Sale of Tobacco in Concord (By Petition)
|
Defeated (65 voting in favor; 106 opposed)
|
66
|
4/29
|
Bylaw Amendment – Sale of Tobacco to Minors
|
Passed
|
67
|
4/29
|
Amendment to Non-Criminal Disposition Bylaw—Appendix A—Sale of Tobacco to Minors (as amended)
|
Passed
|
68
|
4/29
|
Dissolution of Bus Transportation Committee
|
Passed
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