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AGENDA MEETING OF THE COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 8, 2003 CONSENT CALENDAR: ACTION TAKEN COMMUNICATIONS 1. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization for sale of City-owned property located at 271-273 Laurel Street to Mechanical Design Services. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
2. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 23-25 Garfield Street to a financial institution. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
3. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to reprogram CDBG funds from the ULO Account to the 29th Year Competitive Renovations and Improvements Projects Category for the Greater Hartford Association for Retarded Citizens, Inc. for its Elevator Renovation Project.
4. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization for sale of City-owned vacant land located at 223 Wethersfield Avenue to the Capitol Region Education Council. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
5. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to enter into contract with State and subcontract with the Hispanic Health Council and the Bristol Community Organization for expansion of Regional services under the Healthy Start Program.
6. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 129-131 Newbury Street to a financial institution. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
7. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 40 Burlington Street to a financial institution. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
8. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 78 Ashford Street to a financial institution. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
9. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 45-47 Rowe Avenue to a financial institution. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
10. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Acceptance of the Labor Board Arbitration Award for Library Bargaining Unit Personnel Increment.
11. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Allocation of HOME Program funds to the Community Builders, Inc. for the acquisition and renovation of one hundred (100) rental housing units in the Northeast neighborhood.
12. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to reprogram CDBG funds from the ULO Account to the PY 29 CDBG Improvements Project Category to support the construction of a shelter at the Watkinson Community Garden.
13. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to reprogram 28th Year CDBG funds from the Site Remediation Fund to My Sister's Place, Inc. and to execute a grant agreement with for 102-104 Pliny Street.
14. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to accept funding from Connecticut Office of Emergency Management to assist in coordinating the City's Emergency Management Program.
COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL - SEPTEMBER 8, 2003 PAGE: 2 ACTION TAKEN COMMUNICATIONS (CONTINUED) 15. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to execute an easement to CL&P over City-owned property located at 170 Sisson Avenue to improve electrical system.
16. CITY MANAGER, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 811 Tower Avenue to a financial institution. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
17. CORPORATION COUNSEL, with accompanying resolution de Settlement of Action against the City of Hartford, as follows: Alice Stockton - $17,500.
FROM TABLE18. Ordinance amending Chapter 35, Article V, Section 35-953 of Code regarding Off-Street Parking Obligations.
REPORTS 19. CITY PLAN COMMISSION de Ordinances discontinuing a portion of Vredendale Avenue and Sequassen Street.
20. OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET COMMITTEE de Ordinance amending Chapter 2, Article IV, Section 2-105 concerning Office of Information Services. (Creating Metro Hartford Information Services).
21. OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET COMMITTEE de Ordinance concerning an appropriation in the Capital Improvement Fund for four LoCIP Projects. ($850,000).
22. OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET COMMITTEE de Ordinance concerning an appropriation in the Capital Improvement Fund for five LoCIP Projects. ($2,000,000).
23. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 324 Palm Street to a financial institution.
24. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 662 Broadview Terrace to a financial institution.
25. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 60-62 Kent Street to a financial institution.
26. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 1963-1965 Broad Street to a financial institution.
27. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 172 George Street to a financial institution.
28. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 218-220 Blue Hills Avenue to a financial institution.
29. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 24 Babcock Street to a financial institution.
30. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Amendment of sale of City-owned property located at 184-186 Hungerford Street to John Anthony, LLC.
31. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 294-296 Linnmoore Street to a financial institution.
COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL - SEPTEMBER 8, 2003 PAGE: 3 ACTION TAKEN REPORTS (CONTINUED) 32. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 378-380 West Preston Street to a financial institution.
33 HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 114 Cumberland Street to a financial institution.
34. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 161 Burnham Street to a financial institution.
35. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 375-377 Blue Hills Avenue to a financial institution.
36. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 77 Amity Street to a financial institution.
37. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to subordinate City's mortgage for property located at 11 Bannister Street to a financial institution.
38. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to program and allocate funds from Homeownership Initiative-Housing Counseling Pool to and execute agreements with Hartford Areas Rally Together and Urban League of Greater Hartford.
39. HOUSING COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Allocation of funds from Homeownership Initiative Pools to and execute agreement with the Neighborhoods of Hartford.
40. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Request to change date for Third Annual Luis Ayala Festival.
41. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Allocation of funds from the Hartford Trust Fund to Bushnell Park Foundation in support of the Overlook Project.
42. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying substitute resolution de Authorization to renew and amend license agreement with the Friends of Colt Park to operate a food concession at Colt Park.
43. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Waiver of half the fees and use of City equipment for Faith Based Health, Education and Safety Fair sponsored by the Temple of God Church in collaboration with Community Health Network at Unity Plaza.
44. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying substitute resolution de Waiver of half the fees and permission to serve alcohol for Annual Festival sponsored by the Connecticut P.R.I.D.E. Committee at Riverfront Plaza.
45. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Waiver of half the fees for Peace Festival sponsored by American Friends Service Committee-CT at Bushnell Park.
46. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Waiver of fees for Prayer Vigil sponsored by Trybeforce, Inc./Hartford Chapter Trybe Force, Inc. at Keney Park.
47. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Waiver of half the fees for Walkathon sponsored by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society at Riverfront Plaza.
COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL - SEPTEMBER 8, 2003 PAGE: 4 ACTION TAKEN REPORTS (CONTINUED) 48. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Waiver of half the fees for Dog Obedience Trial sponsored by Nutmeg Water Dog Club, Inc. at Batterson Park.
49. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Waiver of half the fees and permission to use the Pond House for Picnic sponsored by the Shri Krishna Mandir, Inc. at Goodwin Park.
50. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Waiver of half the fees for the 8th Annual "Steppin Out" Step/Drill Competition sponsored by the Connecticut African American Parade Day Committee, Inc. at Thomas Snell Weaver High School.
51. PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS COMMITTEE, with accompanying substitute resolution de Waiver of half the fees, permission to fly the African American Heritage Flag at City Hall, display banners and use of City equipment for Tenth Annual African American Parade sponsored by the Connecticut African Day Committee, Inc. at Keney Park.
52. QUALITY OF LIFE AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de Authorization to contract with Attorney Elliot Spector to revise all Police Department policies and procedures.
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QUALITY OF LIFE AND
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE, with accompanying resolution de
54. QUALITY
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Hartford Police for emergency situations.
FOR ACTION 55. Ordinance amending Chapter 2, Article IV, Section 2-105 de Office of Information Services. (Creating Metro Hartford Information Services).
56. Ordinance concerning an appropriation in the Capital Improvement Fund for four LoCIP Projects. ($850,000).
57. Ordinance concerning an appropriation in the Capital Improvement Fund for five LoCIP Projects. ($2,000,000).
58. Ordinance amending Chapter 2, Article V, Division 9B, Section 2-286 de Commission on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues. (Established; Purpose and Duties).
59. Report de Creating a contract with John Kulick to resume Park River Tours.
PROPOSED ORDINANCES 60. (CITY MANAGER) Ordinance amending Appendix, Section 31 of the Charter de Police Benefit Fund. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
61. (COUNCILPERSON PAINTER) Ordinance amending Chapter 27, Article II, Section 27-36.1 of the Code regarding Designated Vendor Parking. HEARING DATE - Monday, September 15, 2003
RESOLUTIONS62. (MAYOR PEREZ) Commission on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Affairs de Appointment of members to.
63. (MAYOR PEREZ) Commission on the Environment de Appointment of members to.
64. (MAYOR PEREZ) Local Questions de Authorization for Town Clerk to prepare texts.
65. (CITY MANAGER) Civic Center and City Place I de Authorization to include easement rights of.
COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL - SEPTEMBER 8, 2003 PAGE: 5 ACTION TAKEN RESOLUTIONS (CONTINUED)66. (COUNCILPERSON HORTON SHEFF) Bushnell Park de Waiver of half the fees for Nickelodeon's "Let Just Play Hartford" Event sponsored by Oasis Productions at.
67. (COUNCILPERSON HORTON SHEFF AND
DEPUTY MAYOR AIREY-WILSON) The
68. (COUNCILPERSON KENNEDY) City-wide Science Fairs de Allocation of funds to the Hartford Public Schools for.
69. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) Madonna Dellelacrime 50th Anniversary Committee de Waiver of half the fees for religious procession sponsored by.
70. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) Bushnell Park de Waiver of half the fees, permission to use City equipment and street closures for the Tenth Annual Aetna U.S. Healthcare Greater Hartford Marathon sponsored by the Hartford Marathon Foundation, Inc. at.
71. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) Pope Park de Waiver of half the fees for Family Fun Day sponsored by Charter Oak Health Center at.
72. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) South Marshall Street de Waiver of half the fees and street closure for Block Party sponsored by the Salvation Army Marshall House at.
73. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) Colt Park de Waiver of half the fees and use of softball fields for Softball Tournament sponsored by M.D.C. Local 184 at.
74. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) 1st Company Governor's Foot Guard de Waiver of half the fees for Foot Guard Parade sponsored by.
75. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) LAZ parking lot de Waiver of half the fees for Annual Hartford Brewfest sponsored by the Hartford Guides at.
76. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) Bushnell Park de Waiver of half the fees and use of City equipment for Memory Walk 2003 sponsored by the Alzheimer's Association of Northern Connecticut at.
77. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) Bushnell Park de Waiver of half the fees for Fourth Annual Sober Walkathon sponsored by the Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery at.
78. (COUNCILPERSON ROSSETTI) Bushnell Park de Waiver of half the fees for Annual Children and Domestic Violence Awareness Exhibit sponsored by the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence at.
79. (COUNCILPERSONS ROSSETTI AND PAINTER) The Gathering Place de Allocation of funds for operational expenses to.
80. (COUNCILPERSON TORRES) Hispanic Senior Center de Allocation of funds from Health and Human Services for feasibility study for the.
81. (COUNCILPERSON TORRES) Substance Abuse Initiative de Developing a plan to create.
Attest: Daniel M. Carey, City Clerk
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