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REGULAR,BEET ING QF THE A+CrA WAMM CHT COUNCIL Minutes dated N vemher 19, 201 Meeting was called to order by Council President Johnson at 7:00pnr in the Auditorium at the Agawam Junior High School, 1305 Springfield Street, Feeding Dills. Council President Johnson welcomed everyone to the new location and thanked everyone for their hard work in the`Hove. He pointed out all of the exits in case of emergency as well as noting where the bathrooms were located. Item A. Roll+fall ROLL CALL—9 PRESENT,2 ABSENT Roll Call was taken with the following councilors present` George Bitzas, Council Vice President Cecilia Calabrese, Paul Cavallo, Council president Christopher Johnson, Dino Mercadante, Joseph Mneo, Robert Rossi, Rosemary Sandlin and Anthony Suffriti. Councils Letellier and Magovern were absent. With nine present,there was a quo . Item B. Moment o�5zlerrce aratl tf�Flerl�e rtf lle�iance. Council President Johnson asked for a moment of silence and the Pledge of Allegiance. Item C. CCiti eg Is S eak Time The following citizens spoke in opposition of C-2.018-3. Ruth Cossimini, Stu Kibbe and Jinn;Consolini 1.. Regular Council Meeting—November 7, 018 Motion to approve the minutes made by Councilor Suffriti and seconded by Councilor Cavallo: Voice vote approved. Item E. Reclaration from Council President None. Item F. ent fion o esolutions 1 TR-2018-92 - A Resolution accepting a grant($33,000.00)from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office for Administration and Finance pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 44, §53A (Mayor Sapelli)(Referred to Finance Committee) Motion to approve made by Council Vice President Calabrese and seconded by Councilors Rossi and Merea:dante. As Vice Chair of the Finance Committee, Councilor Minco provided a report stating that all was in order with this grant. Motion to send a positive recommendation to the Full Council was moved by Councilor Calabrese and seconded by Councilor Cavallo:The vote was 4 Yes,0 No 1 Absent(Councilor Letellier) The vote was 9 YES ,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the grant. 2. TR-201: 93 A Resolution accepting a grant ($32, i2.5a) from the United States Department of .Justice pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 44, §53A for the Agawam Police Department (Mayor Saelli);(Referred to Finance Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilors Cavallo and Suffriti. As Vice Chair of the Finance Committee, Councilor Mineo provided a report stating that all was in order with this grant. Motion to send a positive recommendation to the Full Council was moved. by Councilor Mercadante and seconded by Councilor Cavallo,The vote was 4"Yes, 0 No, 1 Absent(Councilor Letellier) 1 The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the grant. 3. TR-2018-94 - A Resolution accepting a grant in the amount of $1,400.00 from Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency through the Executive Office for Administration and Finance for the Town of Agawam Emergency Management Program(Mayor Sapelli)(Referred to Finance Committee) Motion to approve made by Council Vice President Calabrese and seconded by Councilors Sandlin and Mercadante. As Vice Chair of the Finance Committee, Councilor Mineo, provided a report stating that all was in order with this grant, Motion to send a positive recommendation to the Full Council was moved by Councilor Cavallo and seconded by Councilor Calabrese,The vote was 4 Yes,0 No, 1 Absent(Councilor Letellier) The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the grant. TR-2018-95 - A Resolution accepting a grant in the amount of $6,100.00 from Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency through the Executive Office for Administration and Finance for the Town of Agawam Emergency Management Program(Mayor Sapelli)(Referred to Finance Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilors Suffriti, Sandlin and Mercadante. As Vice Chair of the Finance Committee, Councilor Mineo provided a report stating that all was in order with this grant. Motion to send a positive recommendation to the Full Council was moved by Councilor Mercadante and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. The vote was 4 Yes,0 No, I Absent(Councilor Letellier) The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovcm) approving the grant. Item G. &p_ort oLCouncil Committees None, Rem H. Elections None. Item I. Py Council President Johnson asked for a Motion to take the Agenda out of order to get rid of all of the Old Business prior to the Public Hearing. Motion made by Council Vice President Calabrese and seconded by Councilor Ca alto. Voice vote approved. I. TR-2018-91 (PH-2018-12) - Resolution adopting a Residential Factor of 10.8aW pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws,Chapter 40 §56(Mayor Sapelli) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilors Mercadante and Suffriti. Council President Johnson declared the Public Hearing open at 8:02pm. Mayor Sapelh and Assessor Sam Konicczny spoke in support of the recommended factor and gave their presentation. Mayor Sapelli spoke about the two new TV screens installed that day hoping it will help with the visual presentation. He noted that they made their recommended factor based on the data that the Assessor will show you. He thanked everyone involved for helping with the preparation of the tax factor especially Sam the Assessor. Mayor Sapelli spoke about Certified Free Cash of$3,500,000 and that it would be prudent to use some of this to offset the tax rate as well as for capital projects. With the Council's cooperation, we have accomplished quite a lot this year. There are four new firefighters, three new police officers, they have addressed a great deal of the blight in town and are working on the streets and sidewalks along with preventative maintenance, We were very aggressive this year as things have been neglected in past years. But now we have to raise the tax fate to pay for a lot of these improvements. Because we were aggressive, we spent what was budgeted as well as Chapter 90 ids and Mayor would like to use another million of 2 Free Cash Jor sidewalks. As we know, the mexpected always comes up andsince the budget was approtred we have had a1 few emergencies that needed to be addressed. . Sam Komeczny ve his presentation. TOWN OF AGAWAM t i A,.zze,.v rmr,,.M„wow�» ws wma.w�„» ...,AIM ...........: ewwx we.:smM'"• 'xafNmwlw rtde... . A"-6, .t9A.il!,t&WMU A IAAA :a„vgpxw. M+m.ttwyn ++awumrF t•wm x rwM u�b a SOCIOECONOMICS OF AGAWAM cou no l S far:� a�rra�� MR Land Square Ph les 23124 9 CUXSSlFlCAllON BREAM OWN 75 77% 1 go 857% 25% 9 3T REWDENTIAL an CONTMEACiAL PROPEW WILY C.. ' ~ R pgy boim 3 .,x.,x .5.,.:., .<d.... ,;t „✓.l ,..,,:. ,..�..,... '.... ,.rrl,a: t E s.. ,>E-:: ...,t ..�,,,,A. t o ,. 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SM *75%Of"EPEE TOWN MOULD Sff AN AVE PAGE W REL EASE OF LESS 114AN S25 OR O MY 5 2 MR QUARTER, SINGLE FAMILY-RE SIDE N11AL Mixyoils Proposed Shitt Br rePre e is can e of rr e 6aF rn a ke sq, rn ect,ssn,c5 „r, C..G r a"'rhrCt"on VahJer kDSP a;, r C.msr°;:At6`s 4 for Fisca9'Y ar 20,19 "'wo garmly s adBc r rose F xa,nndtOy 6,104 for FrscaF Ufa" 19 Duetath?s ggnifaec rat Increase in Re-46-rural Home Vahues,t"*,Nl vo has recornmert6ed the Y rtt Lms nuved fron)155 to 157, kthOUt MMWg the S�uft, e.4 wx-Ers wculd Gear a cksoropuMunalze amount the r,caste. THE RAC713, 14 S20,562 1 MS 13, d 3 21 14 W S1 'a$ �3,292 148 248 2212: S225,165 $16,61 32,740 U78 1" 2019 1 a,3sa 1 's $3,979 $239 155 2019 $2571$ $16,71 $a%963 �4223 1 Sri .M9 W7T-1a2 S16,50 a3, a2 $122 158 za 1,59 CONDOMINIUMS MayWsM,"oposed `herearel,613 Pameb, s0f tha L 33 pro er"Jean 4D v a.;i 9 aez l }¢ P}vE � tttiCr 15@ 043 .tt'opofiteswacxidseF ac n kai tax,r rt�a,e greatert1wan S'IOOArarar :8 .g r ar . e innoalrw) For FV2019, COMMERCIAL K, INDUSTRIAL Proposed . . Arratsr6et.a=all,iiaw4s' rr� C�3 trr. *-�� rtrs�a t ust�Et: Corrarr4er2.41ti36ues rose;4p oxa;llate{; 6�%,torFel011. C'ornrrgerc Mardi rdtaatvxa� va4s.ms a"fi uch less har,the µ �,x a., � mars m�=u a;� c�a mesa aa•so- caa a.a'� as onrca�r ycvu �.• e*�s, ma�ax f�aa gars � �=a x* ;wra lama Baas? per,+ y ems. Piaa+.: m.mm '{qe�, wtw icy 7aa+a amav �.ma #o„ma .sea: R t xE a 0M** � n maze Rp*&+ assan aa.� �. ......,,...m..M...,.�......, �,� ...rmm.a..z .sz = Mor yr&s Proposed Shift x.aa* Y x o, m •ape W: m a.II+'s eau^ narss pa=s aka a ems' �e,a m gym. k••rr �m ma's � There are 480 rw&I Parcels 338 ataspert es,s1€`9O.42%or ali CurTirnercial and ndustrrr,l properties wouWse ,',average anr°.s,;al tax rnrrEaseof$193gas' rEs 102 Propvttes,rar2t.2 ts,o~ andir+starstral' prep rties wtsuW see a,,;verage arrnreal tax„rcr aseor$445 or le,s, 30 Pr'opertre,s,or6.2�'��t a l Cor r,merciai ann, aust rai prert!es woWd see an,average anrvat tax,rcrease ot„1,670 or less 10 Properties,or2.00%of a l C rnmerclal and:rdi.*trcal propextles would sae an aver-a e am ualtax, ncrea5eof$1,r 7ta " or Greater, r b,=. V,A h'E TRIDE,.. F1SCt—YFAAAVr.W4LUE TAX PATE AVG I'm BUL CHANGE INDILL TAX FACIOR 2014 $218,800 $17 93 $6111 $31 1,49 2215 $1118,600 $28.29 $J84 173 133 20.3 1%200 e29 93 $6,W $387 132 2017 "219,2 $$112 $6,32: s?60 155 2215 $217,1,6S 111 V :6,839 $13 155 2215 $220163 $3152 $6,940 $105 1,15,15 2M 9 S2120,163 $31.72 $6a :149 1 s r 3 B s w wE ;;.Fit �. 2019 $20,2'=3 $3113 S7, ,"T S 0 158 GWM wAgawam has the LOWEST Residential ANfD one of the LOWEST Comm erd al 8L In dust ri ai Tax Rates of a1I surrounding m m urtltl 55,. Agawam has been focused on creatinga bus!nessfri eridly envlranmeintphis15ev dent through the implementat ion of creative tax programs for businesses such'asthe Walnut St DIF, TI F Agre em ents,and PACE. The FY2019 average singlef arnily home is$237,153,couple`this with he LOWEST Residential Rate inourarea.,and Agawam becomes a very desirable place to both live,work,and own property, ` UMMAIDV XI • 75% ofAgawam'sTax Base i5 Residential,with many ofthese owners onfixed i ncomes,As such,a 1.57 shiftis the MOST fair and equitable shift forAgawam's residents,m akingthe FY'2019 taxrate$16A5. Last year's Residential rate was$16.61, * Our<ptgposedC&irateof$31.92 would STiLLbe the LOWEST rateof anyof oursurroundingcommun ties with a splittaxrate. The Assessor thanked everyone for their help in getting the tax factor done this year. He noted that Agawam has the lowest tax rate in the area along with:the lowest split rate, The average home value increased five;percent (5%) this year, We want to continue to have a business friendly environment which includes DIF, TIF and PACE. After much consideration,he and the Mayor feel that the 1.57 is the most equitable factor for everyone. Without moving this shift, the residents would bear a greater and more disproportionate rate. Sam thanked everyone for the time and stated it is always and honor to crime and present to the City Council. Mayor Sapelli said he went back and forth on ghat the best factor would be noting that the assessments are so important but the null rate was unportant as well. It really comes down to out of pocket_money. He hopes the presentation would be helpful to the Council in their decision making process and whatever decision is made,in the end,we are a team; Council President Johnson asked if there were any one else wishing to speak in favor?' Corinne Wingard spoke saying she is so impressed with the work and thoughtfulness that went into this presentation and thanked everyone for their work.. Even though she is on a fixed income, seeing what is happening in town is exciting and we have to pay to have these improvements. No one else spoke in favor or in favor name only. No one spore in opposition or in,opposition trams only+. Council President Johnson declared the Public Hearing closed at 8:43pm: Discussion began with Councilor Mercadante stating be appreciated the thoughtful presentation,noting that he is both a business owned and resident in town. He is pro-business and is concerned about the rate of escalation with the tax factor. You can only raise the taxes so much and then businesses will go out of business. We need to continue to promote businesses in town—they use the least amount of services. If we have more businesses in town then taxes for residents will decrease. We need to keep this in check. Councilor Bitzas thanked the Mayor and the Assessor for the presentation. He said we need to continue to help the residents. He did not vote on this last year wishing we could reduce taxes, He wants the shift to be 1/59 or as a compromise 1.58. He noted he is pro-'business but this tax factor would not mean the commercial/industrial would pay that much more. Councilor Sandlin reminded everyone that there will soon be a Stormwater fee and we, need to take that into consideration as well. Councilor Cavallo said last year he voiced his opinion to help residents — there will be a storm water fee and an increase in sewer/water bill. He noted there were no business owners present that were concerned with their taxes. With all due respect to businesses, they can always go up on their product or service to get more money. Residents cannot with many being on a fixed income. He agreed with Councilor Bitzas at a 1.58 factor. Council President Johnson asked to step from the Chair to speak. He said he found it comical that these same councilors complaining now about the residents were the same councilors who never said a word at budget time. They offered no cuts at that time and now voice their concerns when it comes time to pay for that budget that they approved back in June. In the last five years,we have raised the taxes for businesses 14.3% while residents were raised T 1% or less than half of that of the businesses. He noted that he too owns small businesses and you can't just raise prices because then you are not competitive. He emphatically stated with all due respect,do your job at budget time and cut the damn budget. There was absolutely no discussion in June— not a single councilor voted against it. He noted if councilors were concerned with lessening the burden on the residents with fixed incomes, then they should cut the budget. He apologized for being so passionate but he said this goes on year after year. There are only a small number of residents in town on a fixed income, He would recommend shifting less however the Mayor's recommendation is fair. Businesses are also facing increased minimum wage and employee benefit costs mandated by the government. He wished he could see consistency from those councilors who complain, it is wonderful to be working with a mayor who wants to get something done for our town. He is so happy with the new administration. Point of Infortnation from Coitincilor Bitzas who stated that Council Vice President Calabrese should run the meeting if Council President wanted to step from the Chair to speak. Council President Johnson told Councilor Bitzas if he felt that way then challenge the Chair. Councilor Rossi stated he agreed that no one said anything at budget time and the proposed factor is fair. He was very impressed with the Assessor's presentation and agrees with the proposal, Councilor Mineo agreed that every year former Councilor Perry would say you have to pay the piper and remember at budget time that this will come back in the fall when we set the tax rate. He also agreed there were no comments or cuts at that time. He stated most of the budget is salaries and the only way to stop that is with contract negotiations- 01/o increases aren't unheard of wen to make cuts in June. Councilor Sandlin agreed and supports the proposed shift. She had a long conversation with the Assessor who explained everything to her. There has been much deferred maintenance in town and now we are playing catch up. When the Mayor took office,the roads and sidewalks were atrocious. Maybe the answer to help the seniors on fixed incomes is to be more proactive at getting information out to them for assistance. Councilor Bitzas said he respected Council President Johnson's passion but felt his comments were directed to Councilor Cavallo and himself. He has no problem with the Mayor's proposed rate but stilt believes the higher shift would help the residents, Businesses wouldn't get hurt but the residents will big time -there needs to be a balance. Councilor Mercadante said the only way to support residents is to support businesses. It will eventually reduce their burden - it plain old economics. Councilor Bitzas said it is not fair to the residents of Agawam, Councilor Bitzas,made a Motion to change the shift from 1.57 to 1.59. There wasn't a second to his Motion. The vote was 8 YES, 1 NO (Councilor Bitzas), 2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern) approving the tax factor of U187. 10 Item L.J01d Business L TOR-201&13 - An Ordinance to amend the Code of the To of Agawam Zoning Ordinance to include a table of uses and dimensions (Mayor Sapelti) (2 of Two Readings) (Referred to Legislative Committee) Motion to approve the second and final reading as amended made by Council Vice President Calabrese and seconded by Councilors Sandlin and Cavallo. The vote was 9 YES, 0 NO, 2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern) approving the second and final reading as amended. 2. TOR-2018-14 -An Ordinance to amend the Code of the Town of Agawam Zoning Ordinance to delete building material terms(Mayor Sapelli)(2 of Two Readings)(Referred to Legislative Committee) Motion, to approve the second and final reading as amended made by Council Sandlin and seconded by Councilor Rossi. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovem)approving the second and final reading as amended 3. TOR-2018-15 -An Ordinance to amend the Code of the Town of Agawam Zoning Ordinance to delete special use permit exceptions(Mayor Sapelli)(2 of Two Readings)(Referred to Legislative Committee) Motion to approve the second and final reading as amended made by Council Sandlin and seconded by Councilor Mereadante. The vote was 9 YES, 0 NO,2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern) approving the second and final reading as amended. 4. TOR-2018-16 - An Ordinance to amend the Code of the Town of Agawam Zoning Ordinance regarding mobile homes(Mayor Sapelli)(2 of Two Readings)(Referred to Legislative Committee) Motion to approve the second and final reading as amended made by Council Sandlin and seconded by Councilor Bit as. The vote was 9 YES, 0 NO, 2 ABSENT (Councilors Let flier and Magovern) approving the second and final reading as amended. 5. ZC-2018-3 -Petition for Zone Change by owners Blue Sky Builders, LLC d/b/a Burns Builders and Gustin Caruso, Sarah Whitman and Cynthia Rimek for property located at 0 Silver Street and 0 Doane Avenue from Industrial B and Residence A-1 to Residence A-1 (Referred to Legislative Committee) (Tabled 11/7/18) Motion to take the item off the table made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilor Mercadante. Voice vote approved. Motion to approve made by Councilor Suffhti and seconded by Councilors Rossi and Cavallo- Council President Johnson reminded everyone that this item will require nine votes for passage. Discussion began with Councilor Bitzas making the Motion to amend the title from Blue Sky Builders LLC to Aspenwoods Associates,LLC. This was seconded by Councilor Suffriti. Councilor Bitzas went on to say after studying the plan, listening to the residents and noting that councilors were elected to help the people of this town that he would be voting against the zone change. It costs the town $15,900 per child and with the proposed 19 houses that would cost the town over$200,000 and does not make sense for the town to approve this zone change. Councilor Rossi stated this was a difficult decision and was hard to say what was right. Councilor Mereadante listened to all three of the speakers this evening during Citizen Speak, Time with three varying AM opinions of why this should be defeated. Council Vice President Calabrese stated she had voted against this in 2009 and would be sticking with that vote again this evening, Councilor Suffriti also noted it was a tough decision especially as a first responder if the zone change was denied and the developer put factories in the industrial portion of the parcel, then it would create a safety issue for Doane Avenue with more trucks going up and down their street. Councilor Mineo said his opinion was no different than what it was nine years ago even though the situation is a little different. Councilor Cavallo attended all the Planning Board meetings and Legislative Committee meeting and listened to both sides, He also voted against this nine years ago and will be voting the same. The vote for the amendment was 9 YES, 0 NO, 2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovem) approving the amendment. The vote for the main Motion as amended was 0 YES, 9 NO, 2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern) defeating the zone change. 6. TO-2018-51 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Parrottals. Auto Service,Inc.,357 Main Street,Agawam,MA. (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve, made by Councilor Suffriti and seconded by Councilors Rossi and Mercadante. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovem)approving the item. 7. TO-2018-52 - An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for Kaptain Jimmy's Restaurant&Distillery,91.6 Suffield Street,Agawam,MA(Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilor Suffriti. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovem)approving the item. 8. TO-2018-53 - An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for The Main Street Still,Inc. d/b/a The Still, 858 Suffield Street, Agawam,MA (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilors Suffriti and Mercadante. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 9. TO-2018-54 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for The Main Street Still, Inc. d/b/a The Still, 858 Suffield Street, Agawam, MA (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilor Suffriti, As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided,the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 12 10. TO-2018-55 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Luigis Auto Sales, Inc.,371 South Westfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA.(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Sandlin, and seconded by Councilors Rossi and Cavallo. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that die item was in order and die committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 11. TO-2018-56 - An Order granting or renewing a Class I Dealer's LICENSE to G&T Beaver, Inc. d/b/a Beaver Camper Service, 721 Springfield Street, Feeding Hillso MA. (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 12. TO-2018-57 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for Polish American Club of Agawam, Inc., 139 Southwick Street, Feeding Hills, MA (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Mereadante and seconded by Councilors Suffriti and Sandlin. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 13. TO-2018-58 - An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for Polish American Club of Agawam, Inc., 139 Southwick Street, Feeding Hills, MA (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Cavallo and seconded by Councilors Rossi, Suffriti and Mereadante. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave it positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the it= 14. TO-2018-59 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 1 Dealer's LICENSE to Sarah Ford Sales,Inc., 221 Springfield Street,Agawam, A.(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that there was a question and the committee needed additional information, Motion to table made by Councilor Cavallo and seconded by Councilor Suffriti, The vote was 4 Yes,0 No, I Absent(Councilor Rossi)tabling the item until Dec 3,2018. Motion to table made by Councilor Sandlin and seconded by Councilors Rossi and Sufffiti tabling the item until the December 3,2018 meeting. 13 15. TO-2018-60 An Order granting or renewing a Clasp, I Dealer's LICENSE to Sarat Ford Sales,Inc, 243-249 Springfield Street,Agawam,MA.(Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that there was a question and the committee needed additional information, Motion to table made by Councilor Cavallo and seconded by Councilor Suffriti. The vote was 4 Yes,0 No, I Absent(Councilor Rossi)tabling the item until Dec 3,2018. Motion to table made by Councilor Sandlin and seconded by Councilors Rossi and Suffriti tabling the it until the December 3,2018 meeting. 16. TO-2018-61, -An Order granting or renewing a Class I Dealer's LICENSE to Sarat Ford Sales,Inc., 250 Springfield Street,Agawam, A.(Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that there was a question and the committee needed additional information. Motion to table made by Councilor Cavallo and seconded by Councilor- Suffriti. The vote was 4 Yes, 0 No, I Absent(Councilor Rossi)tabling the item until Dec 3,2018. Motion to table made by Councilor Sandlin and seconded by Councilors Rossi and Suffriti tabling the item until the December 3,2018 meeting. 17. TO-2018-62 -An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for The Buc, Inc., 84-96 Maple Street,Agawam,MA(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Mercadante and seconded by Councilor SuffTiti. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the itern. 18. TO-2018-63 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for The Bue,Inc.,84-86 Maple Street,Agawam,MA(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Sandlin and seconded by Councilor Suffriti, As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council, The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 19. TO-2018-64 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to V&F Auto, Inc., 7 Harding Street,Agawam,MA.(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Sandlin and seconded by Councilor Suffriti. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the comn-duee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovem) approving the item. 20. TO-2018-65 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Rayonia Motors, LLC dthla Elmwood D&J Auto Sales, 521 River Road, Agawam, MA. (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilor Sandlin. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that th,c item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. 14 Am The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 21. TO-2018-66 - An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for F.S.F., Inc. d/b/a Riverboat Bar & Grill, 11 South End Bridge Circle, Agawam, MA (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Sandlin and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. As Chaix of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 22. TO-2018-67 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for F.SX.,Inc.dW-a Riverboat Bar&Grill, 11. South End Bridge Circle,Agawam,MA (Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Mercadante and seconded by Councilor Suffriti. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the conunittee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 23. TO-2018-68 - Budgetary Transfer of '$10,756.00 frora Inspection Services Regular Permanent (02501-51010) to Health Regular Permanent (#15101-51010 for $7,638.00) and Community Development Regular Permanent (#11801-51010 for $3,118.00) (Mayor Sapell!) (Referred to Finance Committee) Motion to approve made by Council Vice President Calabrese and seconded by Councilor Suffiiti. As Vice Chair of the Finance Committee, Councilor Mineo provided the report stating that the Auditor assured the committee that the gap in time to rehire for a vacant position will make sure to not short change that account to hire the replacement. Motion to send a positive recommendation to the Full Council was moved by Councilor Mercadante and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. The vote was 4 Yes,0 No, I Absent(Councilor Letellier) The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the transfer, 24. TO-201"9 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Falcor Auto Sales,Inc., 373 Springfield Street, Agawam,MA.(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilor Cavallo., As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and IvIagovern)approving the item. 25. TO-2018-70 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealws LICENSE to Bear Auto Sales, 517 Springfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA.(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item,was in order and the committee gave a positive reconunendation to the Full Council. The vote,was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 15 AM 26. TO-2018-71 - 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) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilors Sufftiti and Cavallo. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the< ttee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council, The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 27. TO-2018-72 -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) Motion to approve made by Councilor Sandlin and seconded by Councilors Rossi and Cavallo. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the cornn-dttee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council, The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovem)approving the item. 28. TO-2018-73 - An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Balfour Motors, 1801 Main Street,Agawam,MA.(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Sandlin and seconded by Councilor Suffriti. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the conunittee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council, The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovem)approving the item. 29. TO-2018-74 - An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for Scoreboard Bar& Restaurant,15 King Street,Agawam,MA(Clerk)(Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Mercadante and seconded by Councilors Suffriti and Sandlin. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council, The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 30. TO-2018-75 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for Scoreboard Bar & Restaurant, 15 King Street, Agawam, MA (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Sandlin and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 31. TO-2018-76 - An Order granting or renewing a PER MFI7 for Weekly Amusement for Ray-Mor Inc. d/b/a The Elbow, 386 Walnut Street Ext., Agawam, MA (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Rossi and seconded by Councilor Cavallo. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in order and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council. The vote was 9 YES,0 NO,2 ABSENT (Councilors Letellier and Magovern)approving the item. 16 AM 32. TO-2018-77 An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for Ray-Mor Inc- d/b/a The Elbow, 386 Walnut Street Ext, Agawam, MA (Clerk) (Referred to Administrative Committee) Motion to approve made by Councilor Mercadante and seconded by Councilors Cavallo and Ritzas. As Chair of the Administrative Committee, Councilor Rossi provided the report stating that the item was in corder and the committee gave a positive recommendation to the Full Council, The vote was 9 YES,0 NO, 2 ABSENT(Councilors Letellier and Magovern) approving the item. Item K. 8Lew BusinjLss 1. TR-2018-96 - A Resolution appropriating from the Community Preservation Fund and authorizing the expenditure of Community Preservation Funds for the preservation and rehabilitations of a pair of 1855 Hampden County wall maps(CPA) Referred to Community Relations Committee,next Agenda, 2. TR-2018-97 - A Resolution accepting a grant in the amount of $1,800.00 pursuant Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 44, Section 53A from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Secretary of State's Office to the Town of Agawam (Mayor Sapelli) Referred to Finance Committee,next Agenda. 3. TR-2018-98 - A Resolution accepting a grant($91,410.00)from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts State 911 Department pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 44, Section 53A for the Agawam Police Department(Mayor Sapelli) Referred to:Finance Committee,next Agenda. 4. TR-2018-" -A Resolution accepting a grant in the amount of Twenty One Thousand Five Hundred and Twelve Dollars and Thirty One Cents ($21,512-31) from Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners for use by the Town of Agawam Public Library(Mayor Sapelli) Request to withdraw the item on the next Agenda. 5. T11-2018-100 - A Resolution accepting is grant in the amount of Five Thousand and Five Hundred Dollars and Zero Cents($5,500.00) from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs(Mayor Sapelli) Referred to Finance Committee,next Agenda, 6. TO-2018-78 -An Order granting or renewing a Class 2 Dealer's LICENSE to Joseph J. Palys dfb/a Joe's Truck Repair,97 Ramah Circle South,Agawam,MA.(Clerk) Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda. 7. TO-2018-79 -An Order granting or renewing a PERMIT for Weekly Amusement for K&P Welker, LLC d/b/a Club One,60 North Westfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA(Clerk) Referred to Adnunistrative Committee,next Agenda. 17 8. TO-2018-80 - An Order granting or renewing a LICENSE for Automatic Amusement Device(s) for K&P Welker,LLC d/b/a Club One,60 North Westfield Street,Feeding Hills,MA(Clerk) Referred to Administrative Committee,next Agenda. It L. An gLher matter that ma E Le"al come be Bare the GLIZ Council- Councilor Mrercadante wished everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving and bundle up as it sounds like it will be really cold. Councilor f3itzas also wished everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and wished the football team luck in the big game. All of the councilors sent along their Happy Thanksgiving wishes. Councilor Sandlin added "GO BRO"IES". Council President Johnson wished the same to everyone. Item M.-Ad*ournment. j The Motion to adjourn was moved by Councilor Mereadante and seconded by Councilor Suffriti, Meeting was adjourned at 8:59pm. 18 - TTbuIfAJI A'116'801.MO%A CCKrnNG h GRANT'nKw T11X UMTFD STATRS rlt m�saa To MASBA.Mr EST PURSUAPIO C C.eatRA RVAI LAWS A RF.SWMON ACCRFITNG A GRAM FROM THE CIOMMONWZALTH OP CF/APTBR44.SECTION OA:FOR Tl9 AGAWAM POLICE MPARTMRNr NlASSACIH/9Trd}3CEC:VrLVL OFTFCL POR AVAMRSTRAYION AND FWA'RCE CUR.4RANT TO rtlAffiACRTISL'C15GCt4$RAf,LAWS- (Somim m d by Mmyor P,sep w CHAPTER 44,:SWWN MA ISpawlad by m*w wmko P.swem W HF.RT.AS,the Brilklprud Van Pelnmahip(RViP)Program war eraao I by On RulWowd Yes Paia.etahip Gee Act ofl9ft;gad WHEREAS,the Extae"O&ce fat AAmi mdus ion and Finance i`AAIF")iaa daviviw WtrMLAS,gte ElWk9l wr Vet Pmt icrak4(BVP).Pnsgram ai pant of tbA Bnem of with dm Camasoour:alth of MasadnsMls Exeeulive Hrmmh;and aundce Amialae.hi4 b.pe'e iofdWUmed Stag+Dep.rorrmi OfJ..S.;..4 WMMEA&dte Tmr,of Agawar applied:for and raroivcd ■ Ur— avm the WHSR€h&the Albwem'PoRm Depotmmt bppeod far modes amuw a VM fmm. 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