CC MTG MINUTES NOVEMER 8 2017 REGULAR MEETING OF THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
Minutes dated November 8, 2017
Meeting was called to order by Council President Cichetti at 7:00pm in the Auditorium at the Roberta G. Doering
School,68 Main Street, Agawam.
Item A. Roll Call
ROLL CALL— 10 PRESENT, 1 ABSENT
Roll Call was taken with the following councilors present: George Bitzas, Cecilia Calabrese, Paul Cavallo, Council
President James Cichetti, Christopher Johnson, Gina Letellier, Donald Rheault, Robert Rossi, Anthony Suffriti and
• Richard Theroux. With ten present, there was a quorum. Council Vice President Joseph Mineo arrived later in the
meeting.
Item B. Moment of Silence and the Pledee of Allegiance.
Council President Cichetti asked for a moment of silence and the Pledge of Allegiance.
Item C. Citizen's Speak—Tim
The following citizens spoke:
Rich Joseph — spoke in favor of solar power and updated the Council on recent world events noting that
•' Agawam is not alone—there is a lot going on. He stated"We live on a small planet, let's take care of it."
• Leslie Joseph — also spoke in favor of solar power and the need for an ordinance in town encouraging an
overlay district. She noted there needs to be a balance of areas not just in industrial however zoning must be
' maintained. Leslie stressed the need to change the way we use the earth's resources now.
• Corinne Wingard—also spoke in favor of a solar ordinance but said more research is needed. She encouraged
the town to look into solar canopies in parking lots.
•� • Sharlene Clark— spoke against speed humps in the Hendom Heights area. Stated that the town engineers who
chaired the meeting gave a lot of information which clouded people and seemed biased. There are still no
`thickly settled' signs as promised and an increased police presence would be more beneficial to everyone.
Speed humps should be a last resort. She noted it seems taxes increase yet services decline.
• William Clark—spoke of the sewer petition and wanting to get it as a public hearing so people can be heard.
• • Doug Reed—thanked everyone for a clean race. He enjoyed meeting so many new people and learned a lot.
He also spoke in favor of TR-2017-60 and the need to fix the golf course roof.
Item D. Minutes
1. Regular Council Meeting—October 16,2017
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Motion to approve made by Councilors Suffriti and seconded by Councilor Rheault. Voice vote approved.
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Item E. Declaration from Council President
1. Notice of APR project name Kosinski for property located on North West Street in Feeding Hills,MA.
Council President Cichetti read the following into record as required:
OF AN AGRICULTURAL pRFS6EVATION RES"rRWn0N
ON MOP KRTy M THR TOWN OF ACAWAM
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nepmpnem of Agnsar w Resources(the^Delrm7mmr"),hm by yhvo ao mar it proposes to",i,
an ag,uWttrrnl prnervar:iion reamctian C'AW-)on she r®1 pmpmty 4mfied heron Far the purpose of
pmwNing to Perpnukyits sup vior-d paodu6ti agricultural_'.by preren€ing Ehcir con,msian
bother uses.
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and unsivs of pared(s)located at North Wart Soaer ar&pproslnatrby represcnkd&a me&,ached
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Item F. Presentation o Petitions Memorials & Remonstrances
1. TR-2017-58 - A Resolution accepting a grant in the amount of $1,500.00 from the Massachusetts
Department of Environmental Protection Sustainable Materials Recovery Program to the City of
Agawam for a small scale initiative (Sponsored by Mayor Cohen)(Referred to Finance Committee)
Motion to approve made by Councilor Calabrese and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. As Chair of the
' Finance Committee, Councilor Johnson provided his report stating that after discussion a Motion was made
to send a positive recommendation to the Full Council by Councilor Cavallo and seconded by Councilor
Calabrese. Brief discussion about potential uses for grant funds as materials presented to Council does not
contain intended use for money. Vote: 3 Yes 0 No and 2 Absent.
The vote was 11 YES,0 NO approving the item.
' 2. TR-2017-59 - A Resolution to appropriate and authorize borrowing in the amount of approximately
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars (to be amended to actual amount of$496,500) to pay costs of repairing
and replacing the Department of Public Works Building facade(Sponsored by Mayor Cohen) (Referred
to Finance Committee)
Motion to approve the amended amount of$496,500.00 made by Councilor Johnson and seconded by Councilor Rossi.
As Chair of the Finance Committee, Councilor Johnson provided the report stating that a Motion was made to send
positive recommendation to the Council made by Councilor Calabrese and seconded by Councilor Cavallo.
Doug White described the problem with the masonry above doors and windows at the DPW facility and its
potential impact on the emergency generator at the facility which also serves the town's tenant in the
building (MEMA). Chris Golba described the potential impact on the town's snow removal operation as the
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' areas above the equipment doors are directly impacted. Ray Cassella further described the problem and
indicated that it is the result of a design flaw from when the building was originally constructed in the
1950's. He also presented an updated description of the work (attached) which is included with the bid
documents for the project, and described in detail the proposed solution to the problem. He indicated that the
asbestos abatement bids are due on 10/30/17 with the construction bids coming on 11/1/17. Laurel Placzek
presented information on the tax rate impacts (attached) of the project. She indicated that the project would
be coupled with the fire apparatus purchase in a single bond resulting in minimal additional cost, if any, for
the bonding of the project. She indicated that bonding was selected for the project to permit the water and
wastewater enterprise funds to contribute to the cost. After bids are received, the resolution will be updated
prior to the 11/8/17 Council meeting with an exact figure for the project which Laurel Placzek indicated is
preferred by bond counsel. Vote: 3 Yes 0 No and 2 Absent.
The vote was 11 YES,0 NO approving the item.
Item G. Report of Council Committees
None.
Item H. Elections
None.
Item L Public Hearings
None.
Item J. Old Business
1. TO-2017-34 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for
The Buc,Inc.,84-86 Maple Street,Agawam,MA. (Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee)
+� Motion to approve made by Councilor Johnson and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. As Chair of the Administrative
Committee, Councilor Cavallo provided his report stating that all was in order and the committee sent a positive
recommendation to the Full Council.
The vote was 11 YES,0 NO approving the item.
i 2. TO-2017-15 -An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for a Weekly Amusement for The Buc,Inc.,
84-86 Maple Street,Agawam,MA.(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee)
Motion to approve made by Councilor Johnson and seconded by Councilor Letellier. As Chair of the Administrative
' Committee, Councilor Cavallo provided his report stating that all was in order and the committee sent a positive
recommendation to the Full Council.
' The vote was 11 YES,0 NO approving the item.
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3. TO-2017-36 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Langonet, Inc., 61
Ramah Circle South,Agawam,MA(Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee)
Motion to approve made by Councilor Suffriti and seconded by Councilor Bitzas. As Chair of the Administrative
Committee, Councilor Cavallo provided his report stating that all was in order and the committee sent a positive
recommendation to the Full Council.
The vote was 11 YES,0 NO approving the item.
4. TO-2017-37 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Parrotta Auto Service,
Inc. dlb/a Parrotta's Auto Sales, 357 Main Street, Agawam, MA (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative
Committee)
' Motion to approve made by Councilor Bitzas and seconded by Councilors Suffriti and Cavallo. As Chair of the
Administrative Committee, Councilor Cavallo provided his report stating that all was in order and the committee sent a
positive recommendation to the Full Council.
' The vote was 11 YES,0 NO approving the item.
' 5. TO-2017-38 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to LaFleur Auto
Exchange,374 Main Street,Agawam, MA(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee)
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Motion to approve made by Councilor Letcllier and seconded by Councilor Bitzas. As Chair of the Administrative
' Committee, Councilor Cavallo provided his report stating that all was in order and the committee sent a positive
recommendation to the Full Council.
The vote was 11 YES, 0 NO approving the item.
6. TO-2017-39 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Auto Kraft, 119
Walnut Street,Agawam,MA(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee)
Motion to approve made by Councilor Letellier and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. As Chair of the Administrative
•� Committee, Councilor Cavallo provided his report stating that all was in order and the committee sent a positive
recommendation to the Full Council.
The vote was 11 YES,0 NO approving the item.
7. TOR-2017-11 - An Ordinance to amend the Code of the Town of Agawam Zoning Ordinance to add
• Solar Energy Systems (Sponsored by Mayor Cohen) — seek determination of whether Council can
' consider
Councilor Rossi stated that this item should be removed from the Agenda as it has already been discussed and denied
' twice. It should not have been on the agenda as the procedure is it should start fresh, be recreated and come back
M before the Council at that time. Procedurally, this should never have come before us unless it had significant changes
and he was disappointed that the Mayor's Office knowingly submitted it anyway. He also suggested forming a
committee to craft a new ordinance as one is definitely needed. Councilor Rheault agreed with Councilor Rossi that
this should be removed. Councilor Letellier also agreed and was very concerned and disappointed that the Solicitor
actually signed it for form and legality when it clearly does not warrant it. Councilor Theroux said we have discussed
' this item for six months and the Legislative Committee worked on it but it didn't have the votes. There are currently
several solar proposals in town and something needs to be in place. Councilor Letellier noted the issue is not whether
or not a solar ordinance is needed; the issue at hand is whether or not this item is appropriate to be considered on the
Council Agenda. Councilor Letellier expressed disappointment that in those previous meetings, she continued to ask
for additional input from the town and various boards and it never gets done. Hopefully this could get done by the
Legislative Committee before the end of the year. Councilor Rossi corrected Councilor Theroux that legal counsel was
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hired to work on the first ordinance not the second. We need to look at this to find something that makes sense. They
need to get a clue up there in the Mayor's Office. He reiterated that this needs to be removed and we need to set up a
commission or do a study. Councilor Mineo also stated something needs to be done. Councilor Theroux again said his
committee did this and the Council decided to go with the amendment but it didn't get the votes. Councilor Rossi
made the Motion to remove the item from the Agenda which was seconded by Councilor Rheault.
The vote was 10 YES, 1 NO(Councilor Theroux) removing the item from the Agenda.
Item K. New Business
1. TR-2017-60 - A Resolution to appropriate $70,665.00 from the Agawam Golf Course's Retained
Earnings Account to fund repairs to roof at the Agawam Golf Course(Sponsored by Mayor Cohen)
Referred to Finance Committee,next Agenda.
2. TR-2017-61 - A Resolution adopting a Residential Factor of 0.0000 pursuant to Massachusetts
' General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 56 (Sponsored by Mayor Cohen)—Suggest a Public Hearing Date of
December 4,2017
Referred to Finance Committee, next Agenda.
3. TO-2017-40 -An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Faccor Auto Sales,Inc.,
373 Springfield Street,Agawam, MA. (Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
4. TO-201741 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Luigi's Auto Sales,
Inc.,371 South Westfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA.(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
5. TO-2017-42 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Rayonia Motors LLC
d/b/a Elmwood D&J Auto Sales,521 River Road,Agawam,MA(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
' 6. TO-2017-43 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 1 Dealer's LICENSE to G&T Beaver, Inc.
d/b/a Beaver Camper Service,721 Springfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
' 7. TO-2017-44 - An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for Kaptain
Jimmy's Restaurant&Distillery,916 Suffield Street,Agawam,MA. (Clerk)
1 Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
' 8. TO-2017-45 - An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for K&P Welker,
LLC d/b/a Club One,60 North Westfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA. (Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
9. TO-2017-46 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for
tK&P Welker,LLC d/b/a Club One,60 North Westfield Street,Feeding Hills, MA.(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
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10. TO-2017-47 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 1 Dealer's LICENSE to Sarat Ford, 221
Springfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
11. TO-201748 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 1 Dealer's LICENSE to Sarat Ford, 2243-249
Springfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
12. TO-2017-49 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 1 Dealer's LICENSE to Sarat Ford, 250
Springfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA(Clerk)
iReferred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
13. TO-2017-50 - An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for West
Springfield Fish & Game Club,329 Garden Street,Feeding Hills,MA.(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
14. TO-2017-51 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for
West Springfield Fish& Game Club,329 Garden Street,Feeding Hills,MA.(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
15. TO-2017-52 - An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for Ferrentino's,
Inc. d/b/a Ferrentino's Pizzeria&Pub, 1676 Main Street,Agawam,MA.(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
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16. TO-2017-53 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for
Ferrentino's,Inc.dlbla Ferrentino's Pizzeria&Pub, 1676 Main Street,Agawam,MA.(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
17. TO-2017-54 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Balfour Motors, 1801
Main Street,Agawam,MA (Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
19. TO-2017-55 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Malkoon Motor Sales,
' Inc., 825 Springfield Street,Feeding Hills,Agawam,MA (Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
' 19. TO-2017-56 -An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Garden Auto Sales,204
Garden Street,Feeding,Hills,MA (Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
20. TO-2017-57 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Chris Auto South,207
Main Street,Agawam,MA (Clerk)
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Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
21. TO-2017-58 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Joseph J.Polys d/b/a
Joe's Truck Repair,97 Ramah Circle South,Agawam,MA(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
22. TO-2017-59 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to RNK Auto Sales, 28
Moylan Lane,Agawam,MA(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
23. TO-2017-60 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to V&F Auto Inc., 7
1 Harding Street,Agawam,MA(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
24. TO-2017-61 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Auto Point Motors,
Inc., 1039 Springfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA(Clerk)
' Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
25. TO-2017-62 -An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for Ray-Mor, Inc.
d/b/a The Elbow,386 Walnut Street,Agawam,MA.(Clerk)
Referred to Administrative Committee, next Agenda.
26. TO-2017-63 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for
Ray-Mor,Inc.d/b/a The Elbow,386 Walnut Street,Agawam,MA.(Clerk)
iReferred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda.
27. TR-2017-62 - A Resolution adopting and endorsing a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreement
between the Town of Agawam and Able Machine Tool Sales,Inc.(Sponsored by Mayor Cohen)
Referred to Finance Committee,next Agenda.
28. TOR-2017-12 - An Ordinance to amend the City of Agawam Code Chapter 49 to increase the salary
rate of City Council camera and audio personnel (Sponsored by Mayor Cohen) — Two Readings
Required
Referred to Legislative Committee,next Agenda.
29. TO-2017-64 -A Budgetary Transfer of$27,300.00 from Reserve Fund (#16605-57300)to Professional
0 Services (#16602-52190) (Sponsored by Mayor Cohen)
Referred to Finance Committee,next Agenda.
30. Petition certified by City Clerk on November 2, 2017 as submitted by William Clark on October 31,
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2017—Determination of Public Hearing Date
Next Agenda.
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Item L_Any other matter that may Wally come before the City Council.
Councilor Rossi thanked the voters. He also expressed the need to create an overlay district. Councilor Johnson
thanked the voters who went to the polls and congratulated the School Committee, City Councilors, Bill and Jimmy for
running a heck of a campaign. Councilor Suffriti and all the councilors echoed congratulations and thanks to the
voters. Councilor Letellier noted that social media makes the Council look like we are horrible people and that is just
not the case. The town is best when we work together and volunteer. Councilor Rheault echoed but noted he won't be
returning after the first of the year. He praised God for his many years on the Council. He gave an emotional thank
you to his wife Joan for being at his side, his three boys and family as well as the people of Agawam for his 50+years
• of service. He received a standing ovation. Councilor Mineo also thanked the voters and noted we need more
residential action and that this would he his last term on the City Council. After expressing gratitude, Councilor
Calabrese noted that all of the newbies who ran for office this year really stirred the pot and brought excitement to the
race. Councilor Theroux stated he has been in Agawam politics since he was 19 years old and thanked all his
' colleagues for welcoming him on this last term on the Council. His wife and family are happy to have him not
involved in politics and will have him home. He did his best because he cares for Agawam. Councilor Bitzas thanked
all the voters who came out and also those who voted for him and put signs on their lawns. To the newcomers,please
run again and stay involved as we all care about the same thing—making Agawam better. Councilor Cavallo echoed
the thank you's and said whether or not we agree or disagree, we all leave as friends. He also sent condolences to the
Skolnick family on the loss of Barbara. Council President Cichetti thanked everyone and congratulated Bill Sapelli.
He said it was a great election season and everyone was so nice. He asked everyone to please stay involved and speak
your mind.
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Item M. Adiournment.
The Motion to adjourn was moved and seconded all around. Meeting was adjourned at 8:12pm.
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TR-2017-58
TR-2017.59
A 12ESOLUTIOA ACCF:PT1]'C A GRANT IN THE.AMUl1Nl'UM S1,SIIh.W
FROMTIIF-MASSACHIiSE'ITS DEPAR MYNT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PRO- Amended 14evolutiva to Appropriate and Authorize damming In the Amount nfFeur
TEMON SUS'IAINA13LE MATFR[ALS RECOVERY PROGRAM'10 11161. Hundred Macy Si,,Thounand Five)Imtdred 11o114n and Zero Ceah(S496,SWAh)to Pap
CITY OF ArAWAV. FOR A SMALL SCATS iNMATIVE Costs of Re]siring And Replacing the Department of Publie Warka RuHding F'asadc
Sponsored by Mayor Richard A Cohen {Sponsored by Mayor Richard A Cohen)
WHEREAS,The M--h-11,D.;par[ment of f.nviro--W]PmWu—'s S'cs WREREA.S,due to a fault in the 069i11al combu[tinn of the Depenmeat of Public Works
tainable Materials Reat,cr}Prog—o(hcrcin."MaW)F 1 hay awmdcd'fhc Cily of Mld,.&11—ler fayade ufthc building is$crely Ielrriorating;and
Agawam a Sma11 lo1c Initietiva gmit 01$1,M1111 and
' µ'IICREAS,ircanedimc tcpaiss are neccuary m pm1tt1 the ertpAlyccs nl'[he Dcpvtumm of
WIIF.RF.AS,the Turn of Agawam desires 10 accept the awa[S of SLRIU 0;wid Public Walks and[hc ciaizens"I'Ate,Town afAyawam:and
WHEREAS,the Town of Agawam will toe the award of$1,500.M pursuant In WHEREAS,it is in[be bell interests to pralrcl the safety nl'Ihc erMlayoes of the Departmmt of
§h of thz Cnanl Alpev—ni s list of pre-npp a—d uses or obtain approval MassULP fbr Public Wmi s and the safely of Jre eif,m of the Town ofAgewam;erd
proposed use of funds prior to ref[—ng the Gran[Aga rnem:atw WHERIZAS the Fa forte of rho De[settrncvl of Publie Works Building tequa tg cs tlaoettratt and
L a "ER"",h.is in the he ilterasa of the {Dort Agawam to accept.hc retomslrucfion,wMch the mi.,will cost Four Hundred?unary Si.thousand Five Humred
mdo wflil,500.011. Dolt—emt Zero Ctttt[1496,5510.M).
NOWTHEREFORE,the Agawam City COnncil resolves-pursuant to G,L. NOµ'THEREPORE Ti IF,AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL]DikFRY RESOLVPS TO
c.44,§53A to accept this donation of$1,500 Oil fmm M=DEP and the Town will-- AUTHORI%l."1 HE FOLL(y W]VG,
?md the fwds pmsrant to the Town ofAkawam's FY 2019 kccvuling Program end by Four 111mdred Nmcly Six'i Ik, and Five Fltmdred D*llars Did Zcro Caul(S496,500-00)is
1 anv other mcaaswltich are pmper and legal iplxaprined I-funding the MiM cauded Repair and kaphwrncm afllepmt ncm of puhlie
Works Hui Iding iapidr,and further,Out to mcel this appropria ion,the freasmer,with the
Ippmva}ofthe Mayor,is authorized on bmmw pour I lurched Viactp Six Tbottsend kive
Imdred Dod—and Zsra Cetus(5406,500.00)topay costs of this prtja2 including the
O:ucd this Jay oC ,2017 rasmont ofa11 corns incklwlal and mUed theano,under hf-G.L.c.a4§7-any oihe,"Abliuvg
. � egislnian.Any premium rfumed by the Town upon the sale of—bands or antes appsos'ed by
fan resolmion,leas any such pannitan applied to the payment of the cost of isau of such
PER ORDER OF THE AGA W AVl CITY C'UCNCH, vends ormle�nxty be applied bu the payment of—ts appro-d by this resolu:ion in accardance
sith Chapter 44 Section 20af the Gera]laws,lhereby reducing the amount authorized to br
sorrowed to pay such costs by a like anwum.
3ames Cicheul,President
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' 'ER ORDER U1'Pill:AGAWAM Ct I Y COUNCIL
APPROVED.AS I0VOORM AND LLGALITY
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Patnck M. nney,CS:y Snliritnr
' Removed from Agenda TOR-2017-11
Also the following granting or renewing of licenses/permits:
TO-2017-34 The Buc,Inc. Automatic Amusement Devise(s)
TO-2017-35 The Buc,Inc. Weekly Amusement Permit
TO-2017-36 Langonet, Inc. Class 2 Dealer's License
TO-2017-37 Parrotta's Auto Sales Class 2 Dealer's License
TO-2017-38 LaFleur Auto Exchange Class 2 Dealer's License
TO-2017-39 Auto Kraft Class 2 Dealer's License
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