In City Council, May 23, 2011
HEARINGS:
1. Petition of Verizon New England, Inc. and NGRID, proposing to relocate Pole 16
on Westgate Drive. This petition is necessary in order to relocate pole for a
proposed new Mall entrance.
2. Petition of High Tek Auto Body Specialists, Inc. for a transfer of Motor Vehicle
Repair Mechanical/Body License located at 135 Oak Hill Way to Insurance
Collisions Center, Inc.
PETITIONS:
3. Thomas F. McGinnis for a renewal of Junk Shop Keepers license located at 175
East Ashland St.
4. Carlos Lopes for a renewal of Hawker and Peddler’s license located at 34 Grove
Ave.
5. Of Romm Jewelers for a renewal of Second Hand Precious Metals & Gems
license located at 1280 Belmont St.
REPORTS:
6. Of the Finance Committee for its meeting of May 16, 2011.
7. Of the Public Safety Committee for its meeting of May 16, 2011.
COMMUNICATIONS:
8. From the Acting Superintendent of Cemeteries requesting the re-establishment of
the revolving fund for the Cemetery Department, consistent with the provisions of
M.G.L., Ch. 44, Section 53E ½ in order to receive deposits for Grave liners. This
account should have an allowable expenditure of up to $38,000 for the purchasing
of Grave liners.
9. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section 53E
½ of Ch. 44 of the M.G.L., recommending the re-authorization of the grave liners
revolving fund for FY2012, for the sole purpose of funding of the acquisition and
installation of grave liners exclusive of the cost of labor.
10. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed re-authorization of the grave liners revolving fund for
fiscal year 2012, limited to annual expenditures of not more than $38,000, for the
acquisition and installation of grave liners exclusive of the cost of labor.
11. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section 53E
½ of Ch. 44 of the M.G.L. recommending the re-authorization of a revolving fund
for FY2012 for the sole purpose of funding of the acceptance and expenditure by
the Women’s Commission of receipts and donations from various events,limited
to annual expenditures of not more than $2,500.
12. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed re-authorization of a revolving fund from receipts and
donations from events held by the Women’s Commission of a revolving fund for
FY2012, limited annual expenditures of not more than $2,500.
13. From the Commissioner of Buildings requesting the reauthorization of the
revolving account for demolition FY2012.
14. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section 53E
½ of Ch. 44 of the M.G.L., recommending the authorization of the Demolition
revolving fund for FY2012. Expenditures from the Demolition Revolving Fund
provided that not more than $110,000 may be so expended.
15. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed establishment of a revolving fund for the demolition
charges and fees for FY2012, limited to annual expenditures of not more than
$110,000 for demolition costs of buildings of the City of Brockton can be
accomplished.
16. From the DPW Commissioner requesting the re-establishment of the revolving
fund for the Department of Public Works Administration Section consistent with
the provisions of M.G.L. Ch. 44, Section 53E1/2, in order to receive deposits for
the Keep Brockton Beautiful Program. This account should have allowable
expenditures by the Commissioner of the Department of Public Works up to an
amount of $5,000.
17. From the Mayor in accordance with M.G.L. Ch. 44, Section 53E ½
recommending the authorization of a revolving fund for FY2012 for the sole
purpose of funding the Keep Brockton Beautiful Program. Expenditures from the
Keep Brockton Beautiful program revolving fund shall be made by the
Commissioner of the DPW provided that not more than an amount of $5,000 may
be so expended during the FY2012.
18. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the acceptance and expenditures of donations for the Keep Brockton
Beautiful Day Program.
19. From the Chief of Police requesting the City Council re-establish a revolving fund
for the Animal Control Department for FY2012, for spaying or neutering of
animals consistent with the provisions of M.G.L., Ch. 44, Section 53E ½. This
account shall have allowable expenditures of up to $5,000 per year.
20. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section 53
E ½ of M.G.L, Ch. 44 recommending the reauthorization of a revolving fund for
FY2012, for spaying or neutering of animals consistent with provisions of
M.G.L., Ch. 140, Section 139A. Animal Control Revolving Program.
21. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed reestablishment of a revolving fund for FY2012, for
spaying or neutering of animals consistent with Ch.140, Section 139A, for the
Animal Control Department, limited to annual expenditures of not more than
$5,000.
22. From the DPW Commissioner requesting the re-establishment of the revolving
fund for the Department of Public Works Refuse Section consistent with the
provisions of M.G.L., Ch. 44, Section 53E1/2 in order to receive deposits for the
Composting Bin Distribution Program up to $2,000.00
23. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section 53E
½ of Ch. 44 of the M.G.L., recommending the reauthorization of a revolving fund
for FY2012 for the sole purpose of funding the Composting Bin Distribution
Program from the Municipal Recycling Grant- Executive Office of Environmental
Affairs and Department of Environmental Protection.
24. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed establishment of a revolving fund for the Composting Bin
Distribution Program for FY2012.
25. From the Superintendent of Buildings requesting the reauthorization of the
revolving account for the Manning Pool FY2012.
26. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section
53E1/2 of Ch. 44 of the M.G.L. recommending the re-authorization of the
Manning Pool Revolving Fund for FY2012, under the control of the Mayor, from
all FY2012 receipts received from admission to the pool, but further provided that
the expenditures of such revolving fund revenues shall not exceed $35,000 and
shall be limited to spending purposes for ordinary maintenance expenses to
operate the pool.
27. From the CFO in accordance with the provision and stipulation of Section 5 of
Ch. 324 of the Acts of 1990, recommending the re-authorization of the Manning
Pool Revolving Fund for FY2012, under the control of the Mayor from all
FY2012 receipts received from admission to the pool, but further provided that
the expenditures of such revolving fund revenues expenses to operate the pool.
28. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section
53E1/2 of Ch. 44 of the M.G.L. recommending the re-authorization of the
Comcast Revolving Fund for FY2012 for cash receipts during the FY from
Comcast for franchise fees, in excess of $550,000, pursuant to the new cable
license contract, and that further, that the expenditures from this fund shall not
exceed $250,000, said expenditures to be limited to the cable related activities,
including disbursement of funding to the Brockton Community Cable
Corporation, and that further, that the Mayor shall comply with reporting
requirements for revolving funds of M.G.L., Ch. 44, Sec. 53 ½ and with the
reporting requirements of the contract with Comcast.
29. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed establishment for a FY2012 of a revolving fund, under the
control of the Mayor, from all FY11 revenues in excess of $550,000 from
franchise fees from Comcast pursuant to the new cable contract, but further
provided that expenditures of such revolving fund revenues shall no exceed
$250,000 and shall be limited to spending purposes for cable related activities,
including funding provided to Brockton Community Cable Corporation.
30. From the Police Department requesting the re-establishment of a revolving fund
for the K9 Unit of the Brockton Police Department for FY12. This fund will be
used as a depository for monies received by the K9 Unit and expenditures will be
in concurrence with those allowed under Ch. 44, Section 53 ½.
31. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section 53E
½ of Ch. 44 of the M.G.L. recommending the authorization of a revolving fund
for fiscal year 2012 for the sole purpose of helping to fund the cost in connection
with the K9 Unit of the Brockton Police Department. The K9 Unit Revolving
Fund shall receive the receipts of the sale of canines born to the existing K9 Unit.
Expenditures from the K9 Unit Revolving Fund shall be made at the direction of
the Chief of Police, provided that not more than $5,000 may be so expended from
the K9 Unit revolving Fund during FY 2012.
32. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Ch. 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed reestablishment of a revolving fund for the K9 Unit of the
Brockton Police Department for fiscal year 2012, up to $5,000, limited to annual
expenditures of not more than $5,000 for the operation and cost of the K9 unit.
33. From the City Auditor requesting to re-establish a revolving fund for not more
than $10,000 during FY2012, for Auditor-Public Records Revolving Fund. The
Auditor-Public Records Revolving Fund shall receive receipts and fees for the
costs of complying with request for public records. This revolving fund shall
reimburse various departments for the costs of these requests.
34. From the Mayor in accordance with provisions and stipulations of Section 53E ½
of Ch. 44 of the M.G.L., recommending authorization of the Auditor-Public
Record Request Revolving fund for FY2012, for the sole purpose of reimbursing
departments for the cost of complying with requests for public records. The
Auditor Public Records Request shall receive the receipts and fees up to $10,000
during FY2012. Expenditures from the Auditor-Public Records Request
Revolving Fund shall be made at the direction of the Auditor provided that not
more than $10,000 may be so expended from the fund during FY2012.
35. From CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed authorization of the Auditor-Public Records Request
Revolving Fund, for FY2012, for revenues from receipts and fees in excess of
$10,000.
36. From the Executive Director of the Brockton Parking Authority requesting reestablishment
of a revolving fund for revenues from parking violation fines in
order to pay expenses of the Authority’s parking enforcement program, including
salaries and other support costs of the enforcememt personnel and capital projects
of the Authority as approved by the Parking Authority Board of Directors.
37. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section 53E
½ of Chapter 44 of the M.G.L., recommending the re-authorization of the Parking
Authority Revolving Fund to receive revenues from Parking Violations Fines up
to and including the amount of $250,000, said funds to be expended by the
Parking Authority to pay expenses of parking regulation enforcement and repair
and maintenance of lots, facilities and equipment. Amounts in excess of
$250,000 shall be credited to the General Fund.
38. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed re-authorization of the Parking Authority Revolving Fund
for revenues from Parking Fines up to and including the amount of $250,000.
39. From the DPW Commissioner requesting to expend additional funds up to an
amount of $2,000,000 for the purpose of FY2011 snow removal in accordance
with Ch. 44, Section 31D of the M.G.L.
40. From the Mayor in accordance with M.G.L., Ch. 44, Section 31D and the request
of the DPW Commissioner, requesting that the City Council authorize the
expenditure of up to $2,000,000 in excess of funds appropriated for all snow
removal in FY2011. If this order is approved this will allow deficit spending of
$2,000,000.
41. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the expenditure of up to $2,000,000 in excess of funds for all snow
removal in FY2011. This deficit sum is consistent with the FY2012 budget
assumptions.
42. From the DPW Commissioner requesting a appropriation in the amount of
$2,037,379 in order to expend funds under the provisions of M.G.L., Ch. 90
FY2012 awarded to the City of Brockton for the purpose of the design and
construction costs necessary for approved projects.
43. From the Mayor in accordance with M.G.L., Ch. 90, Section 34, clause (a),
recommending an appropriation of $2,037,379 from Available Funds-Brockton’s
Chapter 90 apportionment for FY2012 to the Highway Transportation Project
Funds FY12 (Chapter 90 Projects) to provide funding for the purpose of the
design and construction costs necessary for approved projects.
44. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying the proposed appropriation of $2,037,379 from Available Funds-
Brockton’s Apportionment of Chapter 90 for FY12 to the Highway
Transportation Project Fund FY12 (Chapter 90 Projects).
45. From the Superintendent of Buildings requesting the re-authorization of the
revolving account for the War Memorial FY2012.
46. From the Mayor in accordance with the provisions and stipulations of Section 53E
½ of Ch. 44 of the M.G.L., recommending the authorization of a revolving fund
of FY2012 for the sole purpose of helping to fund the cost in connection with the
operation of the War Memorial building. The War Memorial Revolving Fund
shall receive the receipts of War Memorial charges and fees up to $15,000 during
FY12.
47. From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Ch. 324 of the Acts of 1990,
certifying to support the proposed establishment of a revolving fund for the War
Memorial charges and fees for FY2012, up to $15,000.
48. From the Mayor providing comments on the budget proposal for FY2012, which
was received by City Council on May 16, 2011.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
49. Reappointment of Jacques A. Borges, P.E. of 38 Ashfield Drive, Brockton, to the
position of City Engineer, Department of Public Works, for a term of three years
ending April 2014. (FAVORABLE)
50. Ordered: That One Million Two Hundred Thousand ($1,200,000) is
appropriated for the purpose of repairs and improvements to the Rocky Marciano
Stadium: turf and track replacement, site repairs, fencing, asphalt and field house
upgrades, located at 470 Forest Avenue, Brockton, MA. This is a conditional
certification, provided that the voters approve an exclusion from the annual
tax levy limit of the amounts necessary to pay the annual debt service
under the provisions of Proposition 21/2. This must be placed on the face of
the order. (FAVORABLE)
51. Ordered: That the City of Brockton appropriates the sum of Thirty Six Million,
One Thousand Five Hundred Ninety Seven Dollars ($36,001,597) for capital
repairs to various schools. This is a conditional certification, provided that the
projects are approved for MSBA participation at 80% and further, provided
that the voters approve an exclusion from the annual tax levy limit of the
amounts necessary to pay the annual debt service under the provisions of
Proposition 21/2. This must be placed on the face of the order.
(FAVORABLE)
52. Ordered: In compliance with the provisions of the Election Laws, notice is hereby
given that the City Preliminary will be held on Tuesday, September 20, 2011 and
that the City Election will be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2011.
(FAVORABLE)
53. Ordered: That the City Council authorize the acceptance and expenditure
of a grant award in the amount of: $5,000
From: the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Health
To: Fire Department –FY11 Massachusetts Decontamination Unit Grant.
These funds are to be used to man the upkeep of the Mass Decontamination. Units
and purchase supplies for the units. (FAVORABLE)
54. Ordered: That the DPW Commissioner is authorized to issue up to one singlefamily
home sewer connection for the following plots, all owned by John
O’Donnell: Plot 58 Bellevue Ave., Plot 59 Bellevue Ave. Plot 60 Bellevue Ave.,
Plot 61 Bellevue Ave. (FAVORABLE AS AMENDED)
55. Petition of Golden Recycling DBA Brockton Iron & Steel for a renewal of Junk
Collector’s license located at 45 Freight St. (FAVORABLE)
56. Petition of Campello Salvage for a renewal of Junk Collector’s license located at
163 Clinton St. (FAVORABLE)
57. Petition of Raymond Boyd DBA The Browse Away Shop for renewal of Second
Hand Articles License located at 80 Hayward St. (FAVORABLE)
58. Petition of Timeless Antiques, Watch & Jewelry, Co., for a renewal of Second
Hand Articles license located at 1208 Belmont St. (FAVORABLE)
59. Petition of Timeless Antiques, Watch & Jewelry, Co., for a renewal of Second
Hand Precious Metal and Gems license located at 1208 Belmont St.
(FAVORABLE)
60. Petition of Ronald Bethoney DBA New England Brass Refinishing for a renewal
of Second Hand Articles license located at 1085 Main St. (FAVORABLE)
61. Petition of Trader’s World, LLC for a renewal of Second Hand Articles license
located at 21 Torrey St., Unit 7. (FAVORABLE)
62. Petition of Trader’s World, LLC for a renewal of Second Hand Precious Metals &
Gems located at 21 Torrey St., Unit 7. (FAVORABLE)
63. Petition of C.R.T.R. for a renewal of Second Hand Article license located at 175
East Ashland St. (FAVORABLE)
64. Petition of Teen Challenge New England for a renewal of Second Hand Articles
License located at 1159 Main St., Brockton. (FAVORABLE)
65. Petition of Philip Cohen DBA Ideal Pawn, Inc., for a renewal of Second Hand
Articles license located at 242 Main St. (FAVORABLE)
66. Petition of Philip Cohen DBA Ideal Pawn, Inc., for a renewal of Second Hand
Precious Metals & Gems license located at 242 Main St. (FAVORABLE)
67. Petition of Philip Cohen DBA Ideal Pawn, Inc., for a renewal of Pawnbrokers
license located at 242 Main St. (FAVORABLE)
68. Petition of Jerry’s Magazines for a renewal of Second Hand Article License
located at 300 N. Montello St. (FAVORABLE)
69. Petition of The Charity Guild for a renewal of Second Hand Articles license
located at 501 Main St. (FAVORABLE)
70. Petition of Amvets for a renewal of Second Hand Articles license located at 180
Oak St. for a renewal of Second Hand Articles license located at 501 Main St.
(FAVORABLE)
71. Petition of Deane and Marilyn Geddes DBA Traders Mart for a Second Hand
Articles license located at 712 Crescent St. (FAVORABLE)
72. Petition of Deane and Marilyn Geddes DBA Traders Mart for a Second Hand
Precious Metals & Gems license located at 712 Crescent St. (FAVORABLE)
73. Petition of Warren Jeweler’s for a Second Hand Precious Metals & Gems license
located at 165 Westgate Dr. (FAVORABLE)
74. Petition of Harry Minassian, Jr., DBA Westgate Lanes, Inc., for a renewal of
Billiard and Pool tables located at 65 Westgate Dr. (FAVORABLE)
75. Petition of Edward Lalli for a renewal of Second Hand Articles License located
at 59 North Main St. (FAVORABLE)
76. Petition of Nasr Jewelers, for a renewal of Precious Metals and Gems located at
Westgate Drive. (FAVORABLE)
77. Petition of Spiegel South Shore Scrap Metal, Inc., for a renewal of Junk Shop
Keeper’s license located at 175 E. Ashland St. (FAVORABLE)
78. Petition of John Morrissey DBA Eco Recycling Systems, Inc. for a renewal of
Junk Collector’s license located at 195 Mulberry St. (FAVORABLE)
79. Petition of Richard A. Fagone, DBA Golden Dreams Jewelry for a Second Hand
Precious Metals and Gems license located at 365 Westgate Dr. (FAVORABLE)
80. Petition of Sterling Jewelers Inc., DBA Kay Jewelers for a Second Hand Precious
Metals and Gems license located at 200 Westgate Dr., Suite 4A. (FAVORABLE)
81. Petition of Sterling Jewelers Inc., DBA Belden’s Jewelers for a Second Hand
Precious Metals and Gems license located at 200 Westgate Dr., Suite N119.
(FAVORABLE)
ORDERS:
82. Ordinance: An Ordinance Amending Chapter II of the Revised Ordinances of the
City of Brockton. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Brockton as
follows; Sec. 2-3. Wards and Precincts.
83. Ordered: That pursuant to the Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44, Section
53E ½, the City Council authorizes the re-authorization of a revolving fund for
fiscal year 2012, for the sole purpose of funding of the acquisition and installation
of grave liners exclusive of the cost of labor. The Grave Liners Revolving Fund
shall receive the receipt of payment of all liner fees for the City of Brockton.
84. Ordered: That pursuant to the Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44,
Section 53E 1/2, the City Council re-authorizes the establishment of a revolving
fund for fiscal year 2012, for the sole purpose of funding the acceptance and
expenditure by the Women’s Commission of receipts and donations from various
events, limited to annual expenditures of not more than $2,500.
85. Ordered: That the City Council authorize the expenditure of up to $2,000,000 in
excess of funds appropriated for all snow removal in FY2011. If this order is
approved this will allow deficit spending of $2,000,000.
86. Ordered: That pursuant to M.G.L. Ch. 44 Sec. 53E ½, the City Council
authorizes a FY 2012 revolving fund for the sole purpose of funding the cost in
connection with the demolition of buildings in the City of Brockton. The
Demolition Revolving Fund shall receive the receipt of payment of all demolition
of buildings in the City of Brockton. Expenditures from the Demolition
Revolving Fund shall be made at the direction of the Building Superintendent,
with the written approval of the Mayor, provided that not more than $110,000
may be so expended from the Demolition Revolving Fund during FY2011. The
Building Superintendent shall comply with the reporting requirement of M.G.L.,
Ch. 44, Section 53E ½.
87. Ordered: That pursuant to M.G.L. Ch. 44 Sec. 53E ½, the City Council authorizes
a FY2012 revolving fund for the sole purpose of funding the Keep Brockton
Beautiful Program. All revenues received as donations to this fund is to be used
for purchasing tee shirts, rakes, shovels, barrels, and other miscellaneous items to
be used for the program. Expenditures from the Keep Brockton Beautiful Program
Revolving Fund shall be made by the Commissioner of the Department of Public
Works, provided that not more than an amount of $5,000 may be son expended
during the fiscal year.
88. Ordered: That pursuant to the Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44, Section
53E 1/2, the City Council authorizes the establishment of a revolving fund for
fiscal year 2012, consistent with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 140, Section
139A. The Animal Control Revolving Fund shall receive the deposits for the
spaying or neutering of animals. Expenditures would be restricted to not more
than $5,000.00 annually for the purposes permitted by Chapter 140, Section
139A.
89. Ordered: That pursuant to the Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44, Section
53E1/2, the City Council authorizes the establishment of a revolving fund for
fiscal year 2012, for the sole purpose of funding the Composting Bin Distribution
Program from the Municipal Recycling Grant-Executive Office of Environmental
Affairs and Department of Environmental Protection. All revenue received from
home composting bin sales or donations to the bin program shall be deposited
in such account. The revolving fund is to be used solely for the purchase of
additional home composting bins, advertising, administrative expenses or other
such expenses related to the home composting bin distribution program per the
terms of the grant. Expenditures from the Composting Bin Distributions Program
Revolving Fund shall be made by the Commissioner of the Department of Public
Works, provided that not more than an amount of $2,000.00 may be so expended
during the fiscal year 2012.
90. Ordered: That pursuant to M.G.L. Ch. 44 Sec. 53E ½, the City Council
authorizes a FY 2012 revolving fund for Manning Pool Revolving Account under
the control of the mayor, from all FY2012 receipts received from admission to the
pool, but further provided that the expenditures of such revolving fund revenues
shall not exceed $35,000 and shall be limited to spending purposes for ordinary
maintenance expenses to operate the pool.
91. Ordered: That pursuant to the Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44, Section
53E1/2, the City Council authorizes the establishment of a revolving fund for
fiscal year 2012, for the sole purpose of funding the under the control of the
Mayor, for cash receipts received during the fiscal year from Comcast for license
fees and franchise fees, pursuant to the new cable license contract, and that
further, that the expenditures from this disbursement of funding to the Brockton
Community Cable Corporation.
92. Ordered: That pursuant to the Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44, Section
53E1/2, the City Council authorizes the establishment of a revolving fund for
fiscal year 2012, for the sole purpose of helping to fund the cost in connection
with the K9 Unit of the Brockton Police Department. The K9 Unit Revolving
Fund shall receive the receipts of the sale of canines born to the existing K9 Unit.
Expenditures from the K9 Unit Revolving Fund shall be made at the direction of
the Chief of Police, provided that not more than $5,000 may be so expended from
the K9 Unit revolving fund during FY 2011.
93. Ordered: That pursuant to the Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44, Section
53E 1/2, the City Council authorizes the re-establishment of a revolving fund for
fiscal year 2012, for the Parking Authority Revolving Fund to receive revenues
from Parking Violations Fines up to and including the amount of $250,000, said
funds to be expended by the Parking Authority to pay expenses of parking
regulation enforcement and repair and maintenance of lots, facilities and
equipment. Amounts in excess of $250,000 shall be credited to the General Fund.
94. Ordered: That pursuant to M.G.L. Ch. 44 Sec. 53E ½, the City Council authorizes
a revolving fund of FY2012 for the sole purpose of helping to fund the cost in
connection with the operation of the War Memorial building. The War Memorial
Revolving Fund shall receive the receipts of War Memorial charges and fees up to
$15,000 during FY11. Expenditures from the War Memorial Revolving Fund
shall be made at the direction of the Mayor, provided that not more than $15,000
may be so expended from the War Memorial Revolving Fund during FY2012.
95. Ordered: That pursuant to the Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 44, Section
53E 1/2, the City Council authorizes the Auditor-Public Record Request
Revolving fund for FY2012, for the sole purpose of reimbursing departments for
the cost of complying with requests for public records. The Auditor Public
Records Request shall receive the receipts and fees up to $10,000 during FY2012.
Expenditures from the Auditor-Public Records Request Revolving Fund shall be
made at the direction of the Auditor provided that not more than $10,000 may be
so expended from the fund during FY2012.
96. Appropriation of: $2,037,379
From : Available Funds-Brockton’s Chapter 90 apportionment for FY2012
To: The Highway Transportation Project Funds FY12 (Chapter 90 Projects)
(To provide funding for the purpose of the design and construction costs
necessary for approved projects)
97. Resolved: That Lovern Augustine and the directors of Penelope’s Place, Health
Imperatives, and Family and Community Resources be invited to appear before a
Committee of this Council to discuss the issues of domestic violence, and the
programs and services that exist in Brockton to support victims and their families.
98. Granting: of Verizon New England, Inc. and NGRID, proposing to relocate Pole
16 on Westgate Drive.
