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Home My WebLink About2021-10-18 Special Town Meeting MinutesSPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting October 18, 2021 via Zoom Webinar The Moderator appointed an Assistant Moderator to help with anyone who wanted to attend in person at the Performing Arts Center at Reading Memorial High School. Philip Pacino, Precinct 5 acted as Moderator with three Town Meeting Member present. The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, Alan E. Foulds, at 7:42 PM, there being a quorum present. The Pledge of Allegiance was said by all, followed by the invocation given by Philip Pacino, Precinct 5. Philip Pacino was sworn in as Assistant Moderator. The Constables return of the Warrant was read by the Town Clerk. Motion made by the Select Board pursuant to the Acts of 2020 Chapter 92 and before taking any other vote at this Special Town Meeting, the Town Meeting members vote to continue conducting business at this meeting remotely using the video conferencing platform "Zoom Webinar", as selected by the Moderator. Counted Vote 132 in the affirmative 8 in the negative 176 Town Meeting Members remotely in Attendance Motion Carried ARTICLE 1: To hear and act on the reports of the Select Board, School Committee, Library Trustees, Municipal Light Board, Finance Committee, Bylaw Committee, Town Manager, Town Accountant and any other Town Official, Board or Committee. A report was given by Karen Herrick, Select Board Dear Town Meeting Members, My name is Karen Gately Herrick and I am the Chair of the Reading Select Board. It is my privilege to be here this evening and I wanted to welcome you all and thank you for making the commitment to serve in municipal government. It is my hope that in the near future - we will return to in person Town Meetings We have a very full agenda and some large spending requests before us worthy of careful consideration. To start the meeting on a positive note - I am pleased to present some recent financial highlights. Our Town Accountant, Sharon Angstrom, was able to persuade the Department of Revenue to certify our free cash balance in the General Fund to be $17million, seven hundred thirty thousand dollars - considerably more than the estimated $12M expected a few weeks ago. In addition, she recently confirmed that Reading's share of the ARPA funding was $7.6M and Senator Lewis confirmed that that the Reading Public Schools had received a corresponding allocation of $1.3M known as Esser Funds. At our last Select Board meeting, our legislative delegation shared that of the $5Billion allocated to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, they expected about $lBillion to be redirected back to the local municipalities. We expect an update on how that might occur as soon as November; I look forward to figuring out how Reading can participate. On Wednesday of this week, the Finance Committee will hold a Financial Forum and I encourage TMMs, residents and community stakeholders to attend and participate. Your input is valued and welcome. IlPage SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting October 18, 2021 via Zoom Webinar And now on a more sober topic it is with sorrow that I report the recent sudden passing of longtime resident and Town Meeting Member, Or James Maughan. Jamie was a tall man with a distinct Virginia accent not often heard in these parts. His long service on the Conservation Commission, passion for the environment and expertise on MA Conservation Law was unequaled, and his institutional knowledge of areas like Castine Field, the Birch Meadow Master plan and so many other valuable conservation topics will not be easily replaced. Most recently Jamie served on the Municipal Vulnerability Planning grant committee, and the ZBA. He was dedicated to his community of many years and only weeks ago - when he heard that the Select Board would consider a topic we will discuss in this town meeting - the once in a 100 years opportunity to acquire 2.5 acres of sensitive, valuable land adjacent to Town Forest - he made it his business to be present and active - powerfully and passionately advocating for the Town to act on the opportunity to acquire this land. In all his interactions, Jaime was known to be thoughtful and civil and always focused on a positive result. On behalf of the Select Board and Town Meeting, I would like to thank the Maughan family for sharing him with us and for being understanding of all the long nights away from home. Dr. Maughan - Jamie - will be sorely missed by so many and this community will always remain indebted to him for his many significant civic contributions. Thank you. On motion made by Karen Herrick, Select Board Article 1 was Indefinitely Postponed ARTICLE 2: To choose all other necessary Town Officers and Boards or Committees and determine what instructions shall be given to Town Officers and Boards or Committees, and to see what sum the Town will vote to appropriate by borrowing or transfer from available funds, or otherwise, for the purpose of funding Town Officers and Boards or Committees to carry out the instructions given to them, or take any other action with respect thereto. On motion made by Karen Herrick, Select Board Article 2 was tabled ARTICLE 3: Motion made by the Select Board that the Town vote to amend the FY 2022-32 Capital Improvements Program as provided for in Section 7-7 of the Reading Home Rule Charter and as previously amended, by making these changes: FY22: +$385.000 net chances $185,000 DPW Snow holder #2 c480 2103 - move up one year and add $5k $140,000 Window safety film to supplement the Building Security Project budget $60,000 GIS Flyover - move up one year to meet new State project schedule Debt: Energy Improvements II - add $0.5mil - FY23 cost Police Station Improvements - add $1.5mil - FY23 cost 21Page SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting via Zoom Webinar $111,000 DPW Snow Primoth SW4S - move up 1 year +$100,000 Lowell Street paving project - increased to $500k $100,000 Strout Avenue Improvements - safer Town Forest access $100,000 Memorial Park rock wall repairs - move up 5 years $35,000 Fire Hose replacement - move up 1 year +$25,000 DPW Mower TORO gang 2007 - increased to $150k -$50,000 Fire Passenger Car #1 - move out one year to FY24 -$50,000 PBC Funding - reduced from $100k -$55,000 DPW Ford Pickup for P/F/C moved out one year to FY24 -$60,000 Adm Svc: GIS Flyover - planimetrics - moved up one year to FY22 -$200,000 Birch Meadow ES site improvements - move out one year to FY24 Debt Community Sustainability - add $1.Omil - FY24 cost FY24+ October 18, 2021 FY22: +4435.000 $400,000 Emerson Avenue Water Main work - increased - fund at November TM $35,000 Unidirectional flushing program - moved up three years - fund at November TM FY23:+457,500 $40,000 Replace W-20 Trailer 1999 $35,000 Unidirectional flushing program - moved up three years -$17,500 Engineering vehicle shared with Sewer moved out one year and +$12,500 for hybrid Note: Auburn Water Tank increased by $2.5 million of 20yr debt/grants/reserves FY24+ Enterprise Funds - Sewer FY22: +4250.000 +$250,000 Sturges Sewer Station project - increased - fund at November TM FY23: -417.500 -$17,500 Engineering vehicle shared with Water moved out one year and +$12,500 for hybrid FY24+ Various changes made Enterprise Funds - Storm Water EY22: None FY23: None FY24+ Various changes made 3 1 P a g e SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting October 18, 2021 via Zoom Webinar Presentation given by: . Bob LeLacheur - See Attached Finance Committee Report - given by Edward Ross: The Finance Committee recommends the proposed amendments to the FY 2022 - FY 2031 Capital Improvements Program by a vote of 8-0 at their meeting on September 13, 2021. Placing items in the Capital Improvement Program is a prerequisite first step but in itself does not authorize spending funds towards these items Bylaw Committee Report: No report After some discussion a vote was taken Counted Vote 112 in the affirmative 16 in the negative 176 Town Meeting Members remotely in Attendance Motion Carried ARTICLE 4: Motion made by the Finance Committee that the Town will vote to amend the Town's Operating Budget for the Fiscal Year commencing July 1, 2021, as adopted under Article 16 of the Annual Town Meeting of April 26, 2021; and to raise and appropriate, borrow or transfer from available funds, or otherwise provide a sum or sums of money to be added to the amounts appropriated under said Article, as amended, for the operation of the Town and its government: Background: General Fund — Wages and Exoenses Account Line Description Decrease Increase B99—Benefits Health Insurance Premiums -$375,000 $375,000 C99 - Capital Please see Article 3 for details $385,000 G92 — Administrative Services Expenses Non -Union Pay & Class Study $40,000 H91 — Public Services Wages Economic Development Liaison -$15,000 $15,000 H92 — Public Services Expenses Economic Development expenses +$15,000 Veteran's Benefits -$25,000 $10,000 J91 Public Safety Wages Animal Control -$30,000 $30,000 J92 Public Safety Expenses Regional Animal Control +$25,000 $25,000 K94 — DPW Street Lights Streeffraffic Lights -$20,000 $20,000 Subtotals $450,000 $450,000 SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting via Zoom Webinar October 18, 2021 Presentation given by: Bob LeLacheur - See Attached Finance Committee Report - given by Edward Ross: At their meeting on September 13, 2021 the Finance Committee voted 8-0 to recommend this Article to Town Meeting. Bylaw Committee Report: No report After some discussion a vote was taken Counted Vote 155 in the affirmative 3 in the negative 176 Town Meeting Members remotely in Attendance Motion Carried ARTICLE 5: Motion made by the Select Board that the Town vote to appropriate the sum of one million five hundred thousand dollars ($1,500,000) to pay costs of making police station Improvements, including the payment of any and all other costs incidental and related thereto, said sum to be expended by and under the direction of the Town Manager; and, for the purpose of meeting such appropriation, to the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Select Board, is authorized to borrow said sum in accordance with M.G.L. c. 44, §7(1), or any other enabling authority; that the Select Board, Town Manager, or any other agency or official of the Town, is authorized to apply for a grant or grants, to be used to defray the cost of all, or any part of, said project; and that the Town Manager is authorized to enter into any and all contracts and agreements as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this Article. Any premium received upon the sale of any bonds or notes approved by this vote, less any such premium applied to the payment of the costs of issuance of such bonds or notes, may be applied to the payment of costs approved by this vote in accordance with M.G.L. c. 44, §20, thereby reducing the amount authorized to be borrowed to pay such costs by a like amount. Backaround: At April 2021 Town Meeting, this project was Included on the capital plan but described as undergoing cost evaluation, and also waiting for Town Meeting to approve a suggested organizational change to move Public Health under Public Safety as an independent department. The Police station as built left a large so-called 'expansion room' unfinished, partly to complete that project on budget and also to allow for future assessment of department /community needs. As part of the Dispatch renovation that is underway, as well as the Building Security project now completed, the building received a very thorough evaluation by Public Safety, Facilities and Technology staff. The final plan calls for requesting a Training /Meeting Room in that unfinished space at a cost of $0.8 million, and then when that work is completed to renovate the existing first floor conference room into offices for Public Health, the Coalition for Prevention and Support, and our new Mental Health position added by Town Meeting last spring. These costs are all -in, including demolition, renovation, and furniture /fixtures /equipment. SiPag• Net Operating Ex enses $0 From Free Cash gp Presentation given by: Bob LeLacheur - See Attached Finance Committee Report - given by Edward Ross: At their meeting on September 13, 2021 the Finance Committee voted 8-0 to recommend this Article to Town Meeting. Bylaw Committee Report: No report After some discussion a vote was taken Counted Vote 155 in the affirmative 3 in the negative 176 Town Meeting Members remotely in Attendance Motion Carried ARTICLE 5: Motion made by the Select Board that the Town vote to appropriate the sum of one million five hundred thousand dollars ($1,500,000) to pay costs of making police station Improvements, including the payment of any and all other costs incidental and related thereto, said sum to be expended by and under the direction of the Town Manager; and, for the purpose of meeting such appropriation, to the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Select Board, is authorized to borrow said sum in accordance with M.G.L. c. 44, §7(1), or any other enabling authority; that the Select Board, Town Manager, or any other agency or official of the Town, is authorized to apply for a grant or grants, to be used to defray the cost of all, or any part of, said project; and that the Town Manager is authorized to enter into any and all contracts and agreements as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this Article. Any premium received upon the sale of any bonds or notes approved by this vote, less any such premium applied to the payment of the costs of issuance of such bonds or notes, may be applied to the payment of costs approved by this vote in accordance with M.G.L. c. 44, §20, thereby reducing the amount authorized to be borrowed to pay such costs by a like amount. Backaround: At April 2021 Town Meeting, this project was Included on the capital plan but described as undergoing cost evaluation, and also waiting for Town Meeting to approve a suggested organizational change to move Public Health under Public Safety as an independent department. The Police station as built left a large so-called 'expansion room' unfinished, partly to complete that project on budget and also to allow for future assessment of department /community needs. As part of the Dispatch renovation that is underway, as well as the Building Security project now completed, the building received a very thorough evaluation by Public Safety, Facilities and Technology staff. The final plan calls for requesting a Training /Meeting Room in that unfinished space at a cost of $0.8 million, and then when that work is completed to renovate the existing first floor conference room into offices for Public Health, the Coalition for Prevention and Support, and our new Mental Health position added by Town Meeting last spring. These costs are all -in, including demolition, renovation, and furniture /fixtures /equipment. SiPag• SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting October 18, 2021 via Zoom Webinar Training has always been important to the department, and even during lean budget years that budget has been protected. Police Reform calls for even more training, at a time when the availability of training resources has shifted to online. A larger dedicated room in the secure section of the building will allow more in-house training to be conducted, inviting other nearby agencies to participate when space allows. This room will also serve as a Command Center during emergencies, and was called out by the Building Security study as a far more appropriate location. A perfect combined use of 'expansion space'. The first -Floor office location will allow full and easy public access to Health, Coalition and Mental Health staff without the need to enter the secure sections of the building. Placing these staff members together, even though they technically are in different departments, also makes a great deal of sense to foster collaboration. We continue to believe this is a model for future Public Safety organizations, and appreciate Town Meeting's approval of both the organizational change as well as an earlier funding of a Mental Health position than we anticipated. The Town Accountant does not believe any portion of this project would qualify for the Federal ARPA grant. However indirectly and separately from this Article, the grant covers lost revenue, a concept she is still working on. Presentation given by: • Bob LeLacheur - See Attached Finance Committee Report - aiven by Edward Ross: At their meeting on September 13, 2021 the Finance Committee voted 8-0 to recommend this Article to Town Meeting. Bylaw Committee Report: No report Select Board Report: At their meeting on September 14, 2021 the Select Board voted 2-0-3 to support this Article. Motion made to move the question was made by Dan Ensminger, Precinct 7 2/3rds Vote Required 112 in the affirmative 54 in the negative 176 Town Meeting Members remotely in Attendance Motion to end Debate Carried Motion made for a Roll Call Vote by Kerr! Perry, Precinct 6 Motion for a Roll Call Vote Carried Roll Call Vote as follows: 61 Page SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting via Zoom Webinar October 18, 2021 John I Arena Yes Roy A Benjamin Yes Lorenzo R011 Call Vote Colomba Yes John L Article 5 P First MI Last Special Linda Nams Dorkser Name Town Meeting L Dockser No Nancy 2021-10-18 Docktor No W Megan 10:20 PM John I Arena Yes Roy A Benjamin Yes Lorenzo Colomba Yes John L Corbett Yes John M Devir No Linda Snow Dorkser Yes Mark L Dockser No Nancy A Docktor No W Megan Fidler -Carey Yes Giuseppe Ciro Fodera Yes Ronald P Feline Abstain Diana L Halsey Absent John R Halsey Absent Deborah D Hattery Yes Bernard R Horn Yes Kevin Leete No James V Martin No Sheila M Mulroy Yes Shaun C Neville Yes Brian P OMara Yes Paula J Perry Yes David W Pinette Yes James F Reichardt Yes Sheilah Reichardt Yes Alan D Beaulieu Yes Donna M Beaulieu Yes Francis P Burke No Eric J Burkhart Yes Howard D Cohen Yes Susan 5 Craven Yes Anthony DArezzo Absent David J Feierabend Abstain Vicki Ellen Fortin Yes Denise M Iozzo No Karen T Janowski Yes Gaetano Manganiello Yes Matthew W McLeod Yes Kaitlyn C Mercurio Yes Sean P OConnor Absent Thomas B ORourke No Simone R Payment Yes John A Sasso Yes John R Scott No Allison L Sillers Yes Emily K Sisson Yes Christine L Steck Yes Mark Salvatore Ventura Yes Laura Faye Wilson Yes Eric J Bergstrom Yes John D Breslin No Tony R Capobianco No Audra M Cashin Yes Jason FC Clarke Yes Daniel John Dewar Yes Laura M Fusco Yes Fausto J Garcia Yes Rachelle A Garcia Abstain Tara Anne Giardina Yes Michelle R Greenwalt Yes 7 1 Page SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting via Zoom Webinar October 18, 2021 i Kristen M LdCndriCe Absent 3 Stephen F Leahy Abstain 3 Marianne Roll Call Vote Mclaughlin-Downing Yes 3 Carla J Article 5 P First MI Last Special 3 Joseph Name Sarofeen Name Town Meeting J Shimansky No 3 Paul 2021-10-18 Sylvester Yes 3 Jessica LB 10:20 PM i Kristen M LdCndriCe Absent 3 Stephen F Leahy Abstain 3 Marianne M Mclaughlin-Downing Yes 3 Carla J Nazzaro Yes 3 Daniel V Pastore No 3 Joseph J Sarofeen Yes 3 Michael J Shimansky No 3 Paul J Sylvester Yes 3 Jessica LB Tran No 3 Nancy J Twomey Yes 3 Heidi M Wise Yes 3 Thomas F Wise Yes 3 Meredith Logsdon Yoder Yes 4 Barry C Berman Yes 4 Sarah H Brukilacchio No 4 Lynne H Cameron Yes 4 Richard H Coco No 4 Ann M Cruickshank Yes 4 Christoper Scott Feudo No 4 Andrew S Friedmann Absent 4 Enc J Gaffen No 4 Erin E Gaffen Yes 4 Thomas D Grant Yes 4 Jeffrey P Jadul Yes 4 Emily G James Yes 4 David W Mclsaac Yes 4 David Alan Murdock Yes 4 John F ONelll Yes 4 Mary Ellen ONeill Yes 4 Chuck Robinson Abstain 4 Elizabeth C Shurland Absent 4 Marianne R Tompkins Yes 4 Karin Elizabeth Whitelam No 4 Steven L Zessis Yes 5 Vanessa 1 Alvarado No 5 Carlo A Bacci Yes 5 Jonathan E Barnes Yes 5 Angela F Binda Yes 5 Lorraine Conway Yes 5 Annemarie C Cory Yes 5 Robert J Ferrari Yes 5 Michael Giacalone No 5 Nathan Thomas Giacelone No 5 Laurence F Hayes Yes 5 Laura A Joelson Yes 5 Helena Marie Johnson Abstain 5 Janice M Jones Abstain 5 Dianne P Kennedy Yes 5 Anne DJ Landry Yes 5 Christine T Lusk Abstain 5 Eileen A Manning Abstain 5 Patrick P OSullivan Yes 5 Philip B Pacino Yes 5 Joseph Paglluca No 5 Edward J Ross Yes 5 David A Talbot Abstain 5 Jeanne Thomases No 5 Nancy J Ziemlak Abstain 6 Geoffrey C Beckwith Yes alPage SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting via Zoom Webinar October 18, 2021 a „L Dulldzun res Jeanne M Borawski Yes Joseph Roll Call Vote Carnahan No Brendan J Article 5 P First MI Last Special Robert Name Coulter Name Town Meeting E Caress Absent Jessica 2021-10-18 10:20 PN a „L Dulldzun res Jeanne M Borawski Yes Joseph Clinton Carnahan No Brendan J Carroll Yes Steven Cool No Robert Coulter Abstain Ronald E Caress Absent Jessica A Franklin Absent Kelly A Malone Abstain Robert L Mandell Yes James Gordon McIntosh Yes John M Mlles Abstain Alan S Mosier Yes Etain ODea No Kern Lynne Perry Yes Thomas A Perry Yes Michele S Sanphy No Greg F Selvitelli Absent Gregory R Stepler Yes Cynthia A Tozlan Cool No John F Weaver Yes Drucilla Wood -Beckwith Yes Cad F Anderson Yes Jesse D Arnold No Use Beth Bibeau No Brandon P Chapman Yes Heather A Clish No Geoffrey J Coram Yes Charles V Donnelly -Moran Yes Marcel A Dubois Yes Kerry C Dunnell Yes Daniel A Ensminger Yes Jennifer C Hillery Yes Norman R Kozlowski No John A Lippitt No Joanne E Manville Yes Hillary G Mateev Yes Jacqueline Renee McCarthy Yes Gina Beck McCormick Yes James C Satterthwaite Yes Jeffrey W Struble Yes John Brendon Sullivan No Erin E Tierney Yes Karl Weld Yes Carolyn R Whiting Yes Shawn Brandt Yes Ian Charles Brown Yes Peter A Brown Yes William C Brown Yes Amy B Cole No Kendra JG Cooper Abstain Sasha P Corken No Sarah Maxam Doane Yes William O Finch Yes Kathleen O Goldlust No Karen Gately Herrick Yes Stephen W Herrick Yes Eileen Shine Litterlo Yes Patricia lean Lloyd Yes SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Virtual Town Meeting via Zoom Webinar October 18, 2021 a aruCe A Mackenzie 8 Todd L Merkle Yes 8 Martha Roll Call Vote Moore Yes 8 Melissa L Article 5 PFirst L 1- M1 Last Special 8 Vanessa Name Silva Name Town Meeting R Tuccl No 8 Theresa 2021-10-18 Wiggins No 8 Alicia F 10:20 PM a aruCe A Mackenzie 8 Todd L Merkle Yes 8 Martha E Moore Yes 8 Melissa L Murphy Yes 8 Thomas C OConnor Yes 8 Vanessa Silva Yes 8 Kenneth R Tuccl No 8 Theresa AC Wiggins No 8 Alicia F wiliams Yes After some discussion a vote was taken Counted Vote 121 in the affirmative 40 in the negative 15 Abstain SO Absent 6 Vacancies 176 Town Meeting Members remotely in Attendance Motion Carried Carlo Bacci, Precinct 5 moved to adjourn the 2021 Special Town Meeting adjourn to continue Town Meeting via Zoom Webinar on October 21^ at 7:30 PM. Town Meeting adjourned at 10:33 PM with 176 Town Meeting Members remotely in attendance. Counted Vote 120 in the affirmative 37 in the negative 176 Town Meeting Members remotely in Attendance Motion Carried A true copy Attest: Laura A Gemme, CMC /CMMC Town Clerk 101 Pa 9e -- Town of Reading SPonial Tawn MaaNM 0,n.. 18. 2021 2021 Special Town Meeting Article 3 (continued!) Fvn PM.md.. 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