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Town of Natick Charter and By-Law Review Committee 13 East Central Street Natick, MA 01760 |
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Meeting, July 25, 2002 Present: Paul
Connolly, Raphael Herz, Linda Wollschlager, and Jeff Phillips Absent: Phil Verzani The meeting was called to order by the vice-chair at 7:25 PM
in the Retirement Board Conference Room, Third Floor, Town Hall. The notice for
the meeting had been sent to the Town Clerk for posting on April 1; the agenda
had been sent on July 19. Minutes of the July 18 meeting were approved as written. The committee discussed the specific items on the agenda.
(In these minutes, the items are referenced by the short designation that
appears in the agenda.) By-Laws, Art. 30, s. 2, 2.4.1, 2.5, 2.5.1, 2.9. Wetlands
Protection by-law. The committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft
warrant article for this item and schedule this item on the agenda for the
public hearing. Charter, Art. 3, s. 3-12. Recreation Commission; park
maintenance. The committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a revised draft
warrant article for this item and schedule this item on the agenda for the
public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 12. Collector of Taxes. The committee
unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a revised draft warrant article for this
item and schedule this item on the agenda for the public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 43, s. 1, 2, 4, 5. Licenses and permits of
delinquent taxpayers. The committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft
warrant article for this item and schedule this item on the agenda for the
public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 11, s. 9. Is there a news release for new
appointments? The committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant
article for this item and schedule this item on the agenda for the public
hearing. By-Laws, Art. 41, s. 1, 5, 11. Administrative regulations.
The committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article for
this item and schedule this item on the agenda for the public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 41, s. 12, table. List of regulations. The
committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article for this
item and schedule this item on the agenda for the public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 41. Town web site. The committee unanimously
(4-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article for this item and schedule this
item on the agenda for the public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 70, s. 1, 3. Public Works regulations. The
committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article for this
item and schedule this item on the agenda for the public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 80, s. 1, 3, 5. References to the General
Laws. The committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article
for this item and schedule this item on the agenda for the public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 90. Article is no longer needed. The committee
unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article for this item and
schedule this item on the agenda for the public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 92. Violations of Charter provisions. The
committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article for this
item and schedule this item on the agenda for the public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 92, Table. Fines are wrong in table. The
committee unanimously (4-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article for this
item and also a fix for Art. 81and schedule this item on the agenda for the
public hearing. Mr. Phillips departed the meeting at this point. By-Laws, Art. 42, s. 1, 2; By-Laws, Art. 74, s. 1, 2.
Licenses. The committee unanimously (3-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant
article for this item and schedule this item on the agenda for the public
hearing. By-Laws, Art. 74, s. 3. This is a police regulation. The
committee unanimously (3-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article for this
item and schedule this item on the agenda for the public hearing. By-Laws, Art. 21. Planning Director. The committee
unanimously (3-0) agreed to approve a draft warrant article for this item and
schedule this item on the agenda for the public hearing. The committee reviewed the set of draft warrant articles,
and the chair assigned various members to get in touch with the contacts and
brief them about subjects of possible interest to them that are on the agenda
for the public hearing on August 1. The meeting adjourned at 10:00 PM. Respectfully submitted, Paul E. Connolly |