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01/22/2013

Aldermanic round-up

Aldermen Christopher Robinson and Sean Sargeant were absent tonight, but the board still got a few things done, including:

  • Authorizing an RFP for engineering on the Crescent Street Bridge project
  • Authorizing the DPW commissioner to sell the information booth at Main Street Park
  • Putting an item on residential tax stabilization on the March ballot
  • Authorizing the mayor to sign contracts with three firms that will work with the city on its appeal of the new stormwater regulations dealing with the Moon Brook watershed

I'll be delving into these in more detail in upcoming issues of the print edition.

Posted at 09:04 PM in Around the City, Board of Aldermen, Current Affairs |

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