N o r t h E n d N P A

CANCEL JAN 17, PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION OF BALLOT QUESTIONS, RESCHEDULE DATE JAN. 31.

2012-01-06T12:11:00.017-05:00

. NPA meeting rescheduled for Jan 31 at the Miller Center, 6:45pm, will have reports from elected and appointed officials, open forum, presentations and discussion of BALLOT QUESTIONS and BUDGET PROPOSALS. Each ballot question will be presented by our city councilors, with a brief summary of pros and cons Then we will have Open Discussion: advocates who have come to present the issue may

FINANCE SUMMIT and PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR. FEB 22, CITY HALL, 7PM

2011-12-24T21:48:00.045-05:00

FINANCE SUMMIT HIGHLIGHTS · WELCOME, Mayor of Burlington, Bob Kiss· Presentation of City of Burlington Annual Financial Report, FY 2011· Keynote Speaker: State Auditor Thomas Salmon, “Audit 101”· City CAOs, Scott Schrader and Rich Goodwin. School Dept CFO, Karen Groseclose· Financial Literacy: Cslr. Karen Paul, Finance Board; Beth Pearce, State Treasurer·

Dec. 20: OPEN MEETING AND RIGHT TO BE HEARD AT ALL PUBLIC MEETINGS

2011-11-23T20:56:00.039-05:00

Link to Ch 17 TAPE OF MEETING IN VERMONT IT'S THE LAW [CLICK] MEETINGS OF A PUBLIC BODY MUST BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • Public must be given notice of the meeting. • Public must be allowed to attend the meeting and be heard. • Minutes of the meeting must be taken. THE PUBLIC HAS A RIGHT TO BE HEARDAt an open meeting the public must be given a reasonable opportunity to comment on matters

PENNIES FOR PARKS ALLOCATES $150,000 TO MORAN PROJECT FOR A SKATEBOARD PARK

2011-11-17T15:03:00.015-05:00

.A major topic at our last two NPA meetings has been Finance Board and Council approval of $150K from Pennies for Parks to Moran redevelopment skateboard rink. Councilors say they were misled by CEDO/Parks presentation about emergency flooding issues. Residents asked them to look into this further -- summary of the issues posted in Free Press comments, example: This is not about building a new

NOV. 15 Neighborhood Planning Assembly - Reports from Officials, Open Forum, Discussion of DOWNTOWN planning issues

2011-11-11T12:02:00.005-05:00

http://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/burlington-wards-4-7-npa-meeting-23 6:45 PM Sign in, GREET NEIGHBORS AND CITY OFFICIALS 7:00 WELCOME people at home, INTRODUCTIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS, AGENDA, Ground Rules. NOMINATION of Tim Jarvis,Ward 4 Steering Committee. Status of RESOLUTION: Internal Controls Checklist. 7:15 REPORTS, UPDATES from elected and appointed OFFICIALS:City Council votes; OW

PENNY FOR PARKS invested in Moran project skatepark, BUT the neighborhood parks need maintenance

2011-10-30T10:21:00.003-04:00

Penny for Parks Good Investment?TIM JARVIS CUMBERLAND ROAD Pedestrian gateway to Leddy Park. Dark, poison ivy, area avoided by residents. Woman scared to go inside with her dog. If performance is measured by the improvements that have been made and the amenities that have been added to our existing park facilities in FY10 and FY11 with the Penny for Parks tax dollars it is not close to meeting

Nov 15 NPA hosted by Planning Dept

2011-10-30T10:00:00.002-04:00

The 11th Annual Neighborhood Improvement Nights will focus this year's NINs is community engagement around the creation of the new plan for our downtown and waterfront. YOUR IDEAS ARE REQUESTED!! What do you envision for development, housing, parks, transportation, infrastructure, amenities for the downtown? Now is your chance to contribute to the city’s long-range plan. Members of the City’s

Major Impact Developments, pre-application neighborhood meetings

2011-10-30T09:31:00.007-04:00

Proposed requirement for Major Impact development proposals to hold one or more pre-application neighborhood public meetings. This comes in follow-up to the Open Gov recommendations from a couple of years ago (thanks to Councilor Bushor who pushed it forward, and to NPAs who testified and urged adoption) The Planning Commission has been working on this with the NPA’s,,, To read the proposal,

Oct 18 NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING ASSEMBLY

2011-10-12T12:33:00.010-04:00

http://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/burlington-wards-4-7-npa-meeting-22 AGENDA: NORTH END NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING ASSEMBLY October 18, 2011 Miller Center, 130 Gosse3 Court. Jason L'Ecuyer, Facilitator *ISSUES: neighborhood safety, Neighborhood Watch and FPF; animal poisonings; Audit scope of work and Internal Controls Checklist; NPA preview of major impact projects; unfinished unused space in

Oct 18 Urban Ag, Mayor Kiss and Councilors' Update on City Issues

2011-09-27T01:18:00.026-04:00

His Honor March Guests will be Mayor Kiss, and Alison Nihart and Will Robb, Urban Ag Task Force. We'll have an update on the Multi-Use Rec Rink location (Leddy Park?), housing at Thayer/DMV, NPA preview of major impact developments, and the NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH program. We will vote on the Internal Controls Checklist Resolution. Steering committee members have requested updates and steering

Sept 20 Assembly - HOT TOPICS not cooling down like the weather.

2011-09-16T10:10:00.007-04:00

Neighborhood Planning Assembly, Tuesday 6:45pm, Miller Center. All residents welcome. Guests will include John Bossange, chairman of the Bike Path Task Force; Lt. Scott Davidson community police officer; and Barbara Grimes, General Manager of Burlington Electric Dept. These are ongoing issues being discussed at North End NPA: Neighborhood safety issues, Discussion with Lt. Davidson, specific

Sept 20 Future of the Bike Path?

2011-08-28T00:00:00.009-04:00

http://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/burlington-wards-4-7-npa-meeting-22 Preliminary Recommendations: 2011 Feasibility Study Preliminary Recommendations Crosswalk on Staniford Rd: Safety first. Mike Beganyi and John Foss advocate for YIELD signs on Staniford Rd. "It's the LAW!," they say. Judge for yourself: *Click on photo to enlarge display. Title 23: Motor VehiclesChapter 13: OPERATION

August 16, BBQ, 6pm Miller Center

2011-07-25T10:41:00.060-04:00

August is BBQ, social time with neighbors, local officials, and people who enhance the quality of life in our North End neighborhoods. Our city councilors will be grilling for us, not by us, for a change! All are invited, with special invitations to people who have contributed to our NPA by showing up, presenting informative programs, helping us understand city issues, surveying our opinions,

JULY 19 NEIGHBORHOOD ASSEMBLY

2011-07-11T14:49:00.002-04:00

Miller Center, 130 Gosse Court Facilitator: Ron McGarvey View Ch 17 tape: Burlington Wards 4 & 7 NPA Meeting 07/19/2011 6:45 Sign in, GREET NEIGHBORS AND CITY OFFICIALS 7:00 Welcome people at home, Introductions, Announcements, Agenda, Ground Rules. 7:05 Discussion with Elected and Appointed Officials about city issues. Residents invited to comment, ask questions. 7:40 PROGRAM: Friends of

JUNE 21 NEIGHBORHOOD ASSEMBLY

2011-06-04T13:06:00.020-04:00

JUNE 21, 1011 AGENDA -- *WATCH ONLINE : http://www.cctv.org/node/107622 6:45 Sign in, greet neighbors and city officials. 7:00 Welcome people at home, Introductions, Announcements, Agenda, Ground Rules. 7:05 Business: Nomination of Youth Member, Ward 4 and Ward 7; July program open; August BBQ. 7:10: Open Discussion with elected and appointed officials [There will be no presentations. We

2011-05-28T08:38:00.017-04:00

BUDGET SUMMIT/ JUNE 1/ @7pmCONTOIS AUDITORIUM, CITY HALL Ch 17 tape Phil LaVigne, Charlie Giannoni Government shall not abridge freedom of speech, or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

BED Comes Back to the Voters with Special Election June 28, Request for Revenue Bond for SMART METERS etc and Hydro-Quebec Contract

2011-05-14T19:05:00.056-04:00

May 17, 2011 Miller Center, 130 Gosse Court Facilitator:Jason L’Ecuyer, Ward 7Timekeeper: Lea Terhune, Ward 4. May 17 Neighborhood Planning Assembly featured discussion with Barb Grimes and the electric commission about questions on the June 28 special election ballot -- HydroQ contract and a bond for proposed smart grid infrastructure upgrade. A small group allowed for in-depth questions, as

BURLINGTON BUDGET SUMMIT, JUNE 1, CONTOIS AUDITORIUM

2011-05-06T13:27:00.046-04:00

Note: BED Special Election Request for voter approval of Revenue Bond May 17, North End NPA, Miller Ctr 6:45pm. BUDGET SUMMITSponsored by All-Wards NPAs Contois Auditorium, June 1, 7-9pm BRIEFING ON BUDGET OFFSETS: Handouts include (1) the list specific cuts to expenses, opportunities for increased productivity/income, and anticipated impacts on city services, proposed by Mayor and

FLOODING EVACUATES SHAPPYVILLE, AND STARR FARM DOG PARK HAS A LAKE

2011-04-30T23:06:00.004-04:00

Many lakefront homes and properties flooded. Azur Mouleart posted Spin 360 photos of North Cove Rd neighborhood, and Appletree Point Rd. http://newspin360.com/tour/vt/news/champlainflood2011/ Red Cross set up a station at North Cove, and fire dept checked out reports of spilled fuel in area. Shappyville evacuated. Charlie Auer inspected his boathouse in waders, said there was a foot of water

NORTH END COUNCILORS ROCK!

2011-04-27T00:07:00.011-04:00

City Council, Apr 25, 2011 Cslr Decelles introduced a resolution calling for an update on the Moran Center project. The last update on the working budget and City expenditure- to-date was Oct 21, 2010. At that time, the City had had expenditures of $859,593.60 and had assembled $1,582,128 in sources for interim expenditures of which only 42% were from City funds. Tenants were expected to be

NPA Tours Moran Plant

2011-04-24T14:00:00.018-04:00

Pat Kearney has been asking for a tour and update on the Moran Plant redevelopment for months. He got an invite from CEDO on Good Friday to tour the space on Saturday. Pat invited others to join the tour, and on short notice Cslr Wright and his wife Kim arrived, and Phil LaVigne, Lea Terhune,and Greg Roy. Many thanks to Kirsten Merriman-Shapiro. Steel structure and foundation is strong. The

NORTH END NPA, Apr 19, 2011: DPW, Leddy Park, Trash Bash in the Urban Reserve

2011-04-09T09:42:00.020-04:00

Burlington Wards 4 & 7 NPA Meeting 04/19/2011Miller Center, 130 Gosse Court Facilitator: Ron McGarvey, Ward 4 ; Timekeeper: Jason L’Ecuyler, Ward 7. 6:45 Sign in, GREET NEIGHBORS AND CITY OFFICIALS 7:00 Welcome people at home, Introductions, Announcements, Agenda, Ground Rules. 7:05 Discussion with Elected and Appointed Officials about city issues. (Mayor, Councilors, Legislators,

Thayer School Comes Tumbling Down

2011-04-03T15:07:00.006-04:00

. The old Thayer School comes down, making way for new commercial development on the Avenue. DMV will be moving to avoid the noise and dust of condtruction. Cathedral Square will be moving forward on new housing construction in the summer, access via alternate entrance road between the shopping park and the housing site. (Use the Tower as a reference point.)

NORTH END NPA STEERING COMMITTEE HOSTS ALL-WARDS AT THE MILLER CENTER

2011-03-24T22:27:00.020-04:00

Senada is back -- Yea!!!! Livable City 4 Dogs recruits a new member in ward 7. After dinner we get down to business. Topic: community policing. Sequoia and Annika are very active youth members from Wards 5 and 6. Tom, Dale, Senada, Lea, Pat, Loyal made the tournament finals. Jason, Carole, Roy and Ron were eliminated in the first round. Councilors Decelles, Hartnett, and Dober

Dear Mr. Jarvis, Here's our wish list for the vacant theater. Yours truly, your North End NPA

2011-03-16T12:15:00.003-04:00

AGENDA MARCH 15, 2011

2011-03-09T21:46:00.018-05:00

Burlington Wards 4 & 7 NPA Meeting 03/15/2011 North End ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN ~ 7:00 Welcome people at home, Introductions, Announcements, Agenda, Ground Rules.~ 7:05 Discussion with Elected and Appointed Officials about city issues. (Mayor, Councilors, Legislators, Commissioners, Board Members, Steering Committee sub-committee, etc.) Facilitator will ask all who wish to speak to come

PREVIEW COMING ATTRACTION -- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN [N]NE

2011-03-04T14:47:00.013-05:00

March 15 NPA, 6:45 PM Miller Center. Request to Bruce Seifer, Economic Development Office: (1) we want to learn about the work of your office, (2) highlighting businesses in the [N]NE that you have assisted (like the computer guy who spent a year working with microB to write his business plan), and you can (3) hear from residents about what kinds of businesses they would like to attract to

February 15, 2011 - Wards 4 & 7 CANDIDATES, City-Wide BALLOT QUESTIONS

2011-01-24T12:39:00.059-05:00

Miller Center, 130 Gosse Court Town Meeting BallotOPEN HOUSE and FORUM Ch 17 tape of meeting 6-7 PM OPEN HOUSE: Spokespersons for Ballot Questions and Candidates for School Board, City Council, and Inspector of Elections are invited to an Open House to meet with residents before the Assembly begins. Handouts, flyers, posters, and cookies. NPA will provide tea and hot cocoa. Copies of the

AGENDA Jan 18, 2011

2011-01-09T10:42:00.014-05:00

Facilitator: Jason L’Ecuyler, Ward 7; Timekeeper: Lea Terhune, Ward 4 Ch17 tape of meeting 6:45 Greetings and Sign-In. 7:00 Welcome people at home, Introductions, Announcements, Agenda, Ground Rules.7:05 NPA Business – Dec 21, 2010 minutes; Nomination of Carole LaVigne to Steering Committee; Report from Pat Kearney on Miller Center finish work and child care, reading of resolution "Child Care

RESOLUTION: CHILD CARE AT THE MILLER CENTER MUST PROVIDE FOR BABIES/INFANTS

2010-12-23T18:08:00.014-05:00

WHEREAS the Ward 4 and Ward 7 NPAs took testimony from Child Care Resources Center and local child care providers regarding the unmet need for affordable child care for babies and infants in Burlington;WHEREAS the need for after school and shift schedule child care is unmet;WHEREAS the need for child care for babies and infants is unmet;WHEREAS there are many openings in existing child care

North End residents want answers about Burlington Telecom debacle, pension fund, cash pool IOUs, and MORE

2010-12-22T07:00:00.013-05:00

Burlington, Vermont - December 21, 2010A Tuesday night NPA public forum put city leaders in the hot seat. Burlington residents have had ten days to digest an audit that points to several problems with the operations of Burlington Telecom. The forum allowed taxpayers to ask the mayor and city council about $17 million BT took from city coffers to pay its bills. Burlington Telecom has lost money

Dec 21, Open discussion of PSB BT Audit, Gen'l Fund Financial Report, underfunded Pension system, and proposed tax increases.

2010-12-15T23:21:00.002-05:00

City Council voted not to address the BT Audit, the report on the Gen'l Fund, or the tax increase proposed by the Administration. All these issues will be open for discussion with our City Councilors at the NPA meeting on Dec 21, starting at 6:45, Miller Center. [Doc links below.] We will also look at the Council consent agenda item "General Fund Financial Report and Budget Projections for FY

NORTH END WARDS 4&7 NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT ASSEMBLY FEATURES PARKS

2010-11-13T12:35:00.034-05:00

Burlington Wards 4 & 7 NPA Meeting 11/16/2010 streaming on-line Residents came to learn about the 11 Park Dept divisions, and to talk with Director Mari Steinbach and Commission Chair Dave Hartnett about what improvements they'd like to see. There was an opportunity to fill out a survey on PARKS, and to discuss issues informally with commissioners in small groups. Following the program, there

We have wonderful candidates!

2010-11-08T12:10:00.007-05:00

.Burlington Wards 4 & 7 NPA Meeting Candidate Forums 10/19/2010

CHILD CARE in NORTH END, FORUM Oct 13, 2010

2010-10-23T10:38:00.004-04:00

Thanks to all who brought information about child care needs in the [New] North End to a special NPA meeting on Oct 13, and also to those who came to vote at the regular third Tuesday NPA on Oct 19. All the NPS meetings are available for viewing on-line at the Ch. 17 web site. FORUM: http://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/burlington-wards-4-7-npa-meeting-10 Resolution: Resolution re YMCA

AGENDA: October 19, 2010

2010-10-18T12:27:00.000-04:00

Ward 4&7 North End NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING ASSEMBLY Miller Center, 130 Gosse Court. Facilitator: Phil LaVigne, Ward 7; Time-Keeper, Pat Kearney, Ward 4. 6:45 Greetings and Sign-In 7:00 Introductions, Announcements, Ground Rules, Agenda Anyone who would like to make an announcement, please do so at this time. 7:15 NPA Business - Election SC: Tom Ayres W7, Jason L'Ecuyer W7.

CHILD CARE MEETING, MILLER CENTER, OCT. 13, 6:45 PM

2010-10-01T14:59:00.037-04:00

. VIDEO: http://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/burlington-wards-4-7-npa-meeting-10 The Neighborhood Planning Assembly (NPA) from Wards 4 and 7 hosted a community meeting for residents at the Miller Center, Oct 13, @6:45pm, to learn more about the issues, and have a chance to ask more questions about the resolution: YMCA PRESCHOOL PROGRAM in MILLER CENTER. Copy of resolution was available

Sept 21 Sec of State Candidates Inspire Open Government and Civic Participation

2010-09-21T23:13:00.005-04:00

YMCA to lease space at Miller Center for Pre-School Day Care -- What do you think?

2010-09-14T08:29:00.012-04:00

. Twitter: "YMCA "Y" resolution advancing #universalpreschool passes the #BTVCC unanimously. Next step is @NorthEndNPA #BTV ." So tweeted Councilor Adrian from the Burlington City Council [#BTVCC] meeting on Sept 13. North End residents will have a chance to chime in at the planning assembly of the neighborhoods [#NorthEndNPA] -- Miller Center, Tuesday Sept 21, sign-in at 6:45pm. Open Forum is

Sept 21 Assembly -- North End Voters InSpired, w/ Sec of State Candidates Gibbs and Condos

2010-09-07T23:40:00.013-04:00

Ch 17 Meeting tape. Features discussion of proposal for YMCA Pre-School / Day Care in Miller Center. Special Guests, Jason Gibbs and Jim Condos, candidates for Secretary of State. The topics are (1) what citizens need to enforce Right to Know, Open Meeting, and Public Records laws; (2) low voter turnout, what's been tried elsewhere, what's worked and what hasn't, and what we can do to inspire

GOOD TIME, GOOD FOOD, GOOD NEIGHBORS!

2010-08-25T14:19:00.019-04:00

Dale was MC for the evening, the man in charge! At the NPA BBQ this year, we honored appointees to city boards and commissions and invited them to speak about their board to inspire others to apply. A complete list is at the city web site, and residents interested in applying for a position can call their councilor for assistance or contact the City Clerk's office. Special recognition was

NPA COOK-OUT. AUG 17 at the Miller Center, 6pm

2010-07-26T10:39:00.015-04:00

Each year the NPA celebrates members of the community who have made meaningful contributions to their neighborhood and thereby to quality of life in the city. Nominees this year include volunteers at the Starr Farm Dog Park, and residents who serve on the boards, commissions, and committees that make up city government by and for the people. *WATCH ONLINE:* You may watch on-line by clicking here:

City Street Dept praised for clearing snow away fast

2010-07-21T09:35:00.036-04:00

Sen. Doug Racine Jane Sanders, President of Burlington College Special guests: Sen. Doug Racine, Jane Sanders, Steve Goodkind, and Cprl. Jamie Morris, BPD. Doug Racine spoke about growing up in Burlington, building a family business, and what drew him into politics. Jane Sanders described Burlington College plans for the Diocese property on North Avenue, which is very exciting news

JULY 20, DPW, STEVE GOODKIND

2010-06-24T14:38:00.004-04:00

Miller Center, 6:15 sign-in. Open Forum, Reports from Elected and Appointed Officials, opportunity to talk with Steve Goodkind, Director of Dept of Public Works. Guest will be gubernatorial candidate Doug Racine. The DPW website has a list of their current activities http://www.dpw.ci.burlington.vt.us/ . 2010 STREET MAINTENANCE PROGRAM -- PAVING LIST & MAP DPW is in our 2nd year of the enhanced

How does $17 million in public money spent on Burlington Telecom impact the municipal budget?

2010-06-23T08:28:00.014-04:00

UPDATE: http://preview.tinyurl.com/17mil-secret AGENDA June 28 City Council Meeting, #9. COMMUNICATION: Jonathan P.A. Leopold, Jr., CAO, re: Pooled Cash and FY 2011 Budget. Written material (as per request by Councilor Wright.) http://www.wcax.com/global/video.asp?clipId=4904273&topVideoCatNo=63459&autoStart=true "Seventeen million dollars can't just vanish and there be no impact," said

Leddy Park Issues: Parks Director's response

2010-06-20T21:43:00.026-04:00

Wards 4&7 NPA/ Mari Steinbach, Parks' Director Here are the parks' issues on our [NPA] list. Note: Parks Commission mtg. ran late, Maggie arrived at NPA late. A meeting is scheduled with Megan Moir, DPW Stormwater staff, June 24, 5pm Leddy Arena Parking Lot. Sit-down with Mari Steinbach is Friday, June 25, 3 pm Miller Ctr. Ward 4 and 7 NPAs have called for an updated plan for Leddy Park.

JUNE 15 NPA features discussion of BUDGET, TAXES AND SPENDING

2010-06-04T13:43:00.013-04:00

Note: Resolution to dedicate dog license fees to create and maintain dog parks in the city passed unanimously. AGENDA June 15, 2010. Miller Center 5:15 Pre-Assembly: Vermonters for Economic Health will present the full power point presentation regarding the state of the economy from a global to local perspective. There will be an abbreviated presentation focusing on local issues as part of the

NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT NIGHT 2010, CITY-WIDE PLANNING COMMITTEE

2010-05-21T00:29:00.039-04:00

Update: Proposed that we look at city park lands through the lenses of planning, sustainability, open government, and budget. Each NPA will set their priorities for review of plans for park/s in their ward, including the sustainability goals, enforcement of park rules and city ordinances, and an open public process of planning and budgeting. Dale Tillotson, Ward 7, and John Foss, Ward 4, are

May 18, 2010 Wards 4 and 7, Joint NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING ASSEMBLY

2010-05-06T10:05:00.017-04:00

Neighborhood assemblies will meet in each ward on a regular basis "to provide advice to appointed and elected officials with respect to the issues facing the neighborhoods and the city." Miller Center, 130 Gosse CourtFacilitator: Larry Solt, W7; Timekeeper: Lea Terhune, W4 *WATCH ONLINE: Ch 17 6:00 Pre-Assembly: Preview plans for major impact development Starr Farm Senior/Assisted Living

2010-04-22T22:13:00.001-04:00

Repeat Violator Ordinance

2010-04-07T10:05:00.003-04:00

*Apr. 20 NPA -- Miller Center, 6:45 PM Tom Derenthal will be available to answer questions before and after the meeting. Limited discussion time during at the meeting. Background: All development projects in Burlington are required to be in compliance with City ordinances, unless the ordinance is explicitly waived by some permitting body. In addition, certain projects have unique terms and

North End Demands Representation on Blue Ribbon Committee and Finance Board

2010-03-16T22:54:00.030-04:00

. THE HOT TOPIC: Currently three councilors are on the Blue Ribbon Committee that will evaluate the financial position of Burlington Telecom, and make a decision about what the city will do. Council President Bill Keogh, D-Ward 5; Joan Shannon, D-Ward 5 Karen Paul, I-Ward 6 Two representatives from Ward 5. Two Democrats. Bill Keogh (D, Ward 5) needs to look at the voter distribution in

AGENDA: March 16, 2010 -- Mayor requests opportunity to speak.

2010-03-06T08:33:00.010-05:00

6:45 Gathering and Sign in. ~~~You can also register to vote.~~~ 7:00 Introductions, ground

May 15 Meeting Notes

2008-05-21T23:27:00.006-04:00

Wards 4 and 7 Joint Neighborhood Planning Assembly Thursday, May 15, 2008 Heineberg Center Senada Sokocevic, facilitator Mary Chaffee, notetaker Alan Sousie, timekeeper The meeting was called to order at 7 PM. Senada introduced the steering committee members, read the ground rules and reviewed the

FARMERS' MARKET AND INTERVALE COMPOST

2008-04-21T09:25:00.003-04:00

April 17, 2008 Neighborhood Planning Assembly Facilitators: Marga Kempner W4 and Jon Flint W4; Note-taker, Senada Sekocevic W7. Residents present: 39. 19 Ward 4; 17 Ward 7, 1; 3 Other. Meeting was called to order at 7:06 pm. Marga reviewed the Ground Rules, Agenda and March Minutes. Report from

2008-03-14T15:17:00.024-04:00

“ SHARING THE ROAD!” Wards 4 &7 Joint Neighborhood Planning Assembly Thursday, March 20, 2008 • Heineberg CenterMary Chaffee, facilitator. Jon Flint, time-keeper. Marga Kempner, notetaker 7:00. Mary Chaffee

Meeting notes, Feb 21, 08

2008-03-07T15:35:00.007-05:00

Wards 4 and 7 Joint Neighborhood Planning Assembly Thursday, February 21, 2008 Heineberg Center CANDIDATES AND BALLOT QUESTIONS NIGHT Lea Terhune, facilitator Senada Sekocevic, timekeeper Mary Chaffee, notetaker The meeting was called to order at 7 PM. Lea introduced the presenters and steering