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STATE OF CONNECTICUT
TOWN OF GREENWICH
A regular Representative Town Meeting of the Town of Greenwich will be held in the Moderator’s Hall of Central Middle School on Monday June 12, 2006 at 7 P.M. (E.D.T.) for the following purposes:
l. To consider and act upon the following resolution, postponed from the April 10, 2006 meeting.
Sec. 217. First Selectman; powers and duties.
(a) All administrative functions relative to police, fire, highways, sewers and other public works, building inspection, parks, recreation, law, fleet management, information technology, and purchasing for such purposes, shall be divided, under the supervision and control of the First Selectman, among administrative departments which shall include the Department of Police, Fire, Public Works, Parks and Recreation, Law and Fleet Maintenance. The First Selectman shall have the supervision and control, and shall be responsible for the administration, of all the affairs of the Town in respect to such departments, and may fix and determine the internal organization of such departments, the number and kinds of offices and positions, the methods of procedure and, subject to
appropriation as otherwise provided by law, the rates of compensation.
(b) First Selectman and board of selectmen. The First Selectman shall be the chief executive officer of the town and the town agent and shall devote his full time to the duties of his office. The two selectmen other than the First Selectman who are elected as provided in this act shall, together with the First Selectman, constitute the board of selectmen. The First Selectman shall chair the board of selectmen. The First Selectman shall hold at least one meeting each month with the other selectmen for the purpose of keeping them generally informed of the business of the town. Upon five days' written notice to the First Selectman, either of the two selectmen may place an item on the agenda of a meeting, which item shall be germane to the duties and responsibilities of the board of selectmen. Minutes of
such meetings shall be taken and made available for public inspection. The First Selectman shall designate one of the other selectmen to act in his place and stead during his absence. Such Selectman when so acting shall have all of the powers and duties of the First Selectman.
(c) Compensation of First Selectman and selectmen. The First Selectman shall be paid a salary appropriate for the chief executive officer and town agent, and the other two selectmen shall be paid salaries commensurate with their duties and responsibilities, but the salary of each of the two selectmen shall be no less than ten percent of the salary of the First Selectman, subject to the approval of appropriations by the Representative Town Meeting pursuant to Section 23 of the Charter. Provision for such salaries shall be included in the budget report submitted annually by the First Selectman to the board of estimate and taxation.
(S.A. 444 ¡ì 23, 1939; as amended by S.A. 71 ¡ì 1, 1955; RTM, 4/27/1970; RTM, 3/13/1972.)(Char. Rev. 11/4/1975, eff. 1/1/1978.)(RTM, 1/21/1985.)(Board of Selectmen 9/17/1997.)
(additions bold; deletions within [brackets])
The foregoing proposal for home rule action requires an affirmative vote of a majority of the entire membership of the Representative Town Meeting.
Referred to Finance Committee
Referred to Legislative & Rules Committee
Referred to Town Services Committee
2. To consider and act upon the following resolution, postponed from the April 10,2006 meeting.
Sec. 217B. Department of Human Resources; Director of Human Resources
(a) There shall be a Department of Human Resources under the direction of a Director of Human Resources who shall be experienced in managing human resources functions necessary for the effective administration of employment functions and administration of the Town benefits program.
(i) Subject to Sec. 223, the Director of Human Resources shall develop and implement personnel policies, procedures, rules and regulations for Town employees.
(ii) Except for managerial, confidential, certified and instructional staff of the Board of Education, the Director of Human Resources shall administer all employment functions within the Town as an aide to the Town’s appointing authorities. The Director of Human Resources and the Board of Education shall determine which Board of Education positions are managerial. The employment functions of
a. Recruitment;
b. Employment eligibility determinations, testing and assessment;
c. Administration of classification processes;
d. Administration of the hiring process and procedures;
e. Implementation of terms and conditions of employment as may be established from time to time through the collective bargaining process;
f. Administration of employee performance review plans and recommendation of modifications to employee performance review plans or procedures;
g. Administration of employee discipline and separation in accordance with collective bargaining agreements and Town personnel policies.
h. Development of personnel training, employee development and retention processes;
i. Maintenance of personnel records and documents;
j. Compliance review as to all applicable laws in the area of personnel.
(iii) The Board of Education shall be responsible for administration of all employment functions for managerial, confidential, certified and instructional staff of the Board of Education.
(iv) Except for the Town’s Retirement System, the Director of Human Resources shall administer the Town’s benefits program and related budgets for all active and retired Town employees.
(b) The Director of Human Resources shall be appointed and may be removed by the Board of Selectmen upon recommendation of the First Selectman as provided in Sec. 218.
(c) Nothing contained in this section shall affect the powers of the Board of Estimate and Taxation under this Charter to administer the financial affairs and budget of the Town of Greenwich.
(d) For the purposes of this section, “appointing authorities” shall include the First Selectman, the Board of Estimate and Taxation, the Board of Health, the Board of Social Services, the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Board of Education, the Retirement Board, the Conservation Commission, the Board of Nathaniel Witherell, the Boards of the Greenwich Library and the Perrot Memorial Libraries, the Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency, the Commission on Aging, and heads of Town departments.
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Sec. 217. First Selectman; powers and duties.
(a) All administrative functions relative to police, fire, highways, sewers and other public works, building inspection, parks, recreation, law, human resources, fleet management and purchasing for such purposes, shall be divided, under the supervision and control of the First Selectman, among administrative departments, which shall include the Department of Police, Fire, Public Works, Parks and Recreation, Law, Human Resources and Fleet Maintenance. The First Selectman shall have the supervision and control, and shall be responsible for the administration, of all the affairs of the Town in respect to such departments, and may fix and determine the internal organization of such departments, the number and kinds of offices and positions, the methods of
procedure and, subject to appropriation as otherwise provided by law, the rates of compensation.
(b) First Selectman and board of selectmen. The First Selectman shall be the chief executive officer of the town and the town agent and shall devote his full time to the duties of his office. The two selectmen other than the First Selectman who are elected as provided in this act shall, together with the First Selectman, constitute the board of selectmen. The First Selectman shall chair the board of selectmen. The First Selectman shall hold at least one meeting each month with the other selectmen for the purpose of keeping them generally informed of the business of the town. Upon five days' written notice to the First Selectman, either of the two selectmen may place an item on the agenda of a meeting, which item shall be germane to the duties and responsibilities of the board of
selectmen. Minutes of such meetings shall be taken and made available for public inspection. The First Selectman shall designate one of the other selectmen to act in his place and stead during his absence. Such Selectman when so acting shall have all of the powers and duties of the First Selectman.
(c) Compensation of First Selectman and selectmen. The First Selectman shall be paid a salary appropriate for the chief executive officer and town agent, and the other two selectmen shall be paid salaries commensurate with their duties and responsibilities, but the salary of each of the two selectmen shall be no less than ten percent of the salary of the First Selectman, subject to the approval of appropriations by the Representative Town Meeting pursuant to Section 23 of the Charter. Provision for such salaries shall be included in the budget report submitted annually by the First Selectman to the board of estimate and taxation.
(S.A. 444 § 23, 1939; as amended by S.A. 71 § 1, 1955; RTM, 4/27/1970; RTM, 3/13/1972.) (Char. Rev. 11/4/1975, eff. 1/1/1978.) (RTM, 1/21/1985.) (Board of Selectmen 9/17/1997.)
(additions bold; deletions within [brackets])
Sec. 223. Administrative regulations.
(a) The First Selectman, the Board of Estimate and Taxation, the Board of Health, [and] the Board of Social Services, and the Board of Education may prescribe such general rules and regulations as they may, respectively, deem necessary or expedient for the conduct of the departments and staff under their respective direction and control, not inconsistent with this Article or Town personnel policies, and except as otherwise provided by law.
(b) The head of each department may likewise prescribe such rules and regulations as he may deem necessary or expedient for the proper conduct of the department and for making effective the provisions of law not inconsistent with Town personnel policies or the general rules and regulations prescribed by such boards.
(S.A. 444 § 13, 1939.)(Char. Rev. 11/4/1975, eff. 1/1/1978.)
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The foregoing proposal for home rule action requires an affirmative vote of seven members of the Board of Estimate and Taxation, followed by approval at a referendum requiring, if at a regular election, a vote of a majority of the electors voting therein.
Referred to Finance Committee
Referred to Legislative & Rules Committee
Referred to Town Services Committee
3. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the First Selectman and approved by the Board of Selectmen.
RESOLVED, that Sections 122, 123, 124, 128, 129, 142, 143, 144, 145, 150, 217 and 238 of the Town of Greenwich Charter be amended to read as follows effective July 1, 2007.
Sec. 122. Department of Parking Services; Director.
(a) There shall be a Department of Parking Services under the supervision and control of the First Selectman. The Department of Parking Services shall have charge of administrative and managerial services relating to the parking areas and facilities of the Town including supervision of planning, development, operation, regulation, collection of revenue and use of public parking areas owned, leased with or otherwise subject to the jurisdiction of the Town and, as provided in this section, with supervision of the construction and furnishing of same with necessary equipment, signs, buildings, appurtenances and other structures and the maintenance thereof. In such manner as the First Selectman may prescribe, the Department of Parking
Services shall assist the Board of Selectmen, Board of Estimate and Taxation, Condemnation Commission, Planning and Zoning Commission and Representative Town Meeting in carrying out their responsibilities under this Article.
(b) The head of the Department of Parking Services shall be the Director of Parking Services who shall be experienced in matters of public parking administration and management. The Director shall perform the duties set forth in this Article and shall supervise public parking projects. The Director shall select and employ architects and professional engineers for projects requiring structural analysis, design, development and construction management, except that no architect or engineer shall be selected or employed without the prior approval of the Commissioner of Public Works and the Selectmen. No documents shall be issued for bidding for the construction of parking structures unless and until the final project plans and
specifications have been sealed and approved by a professional engineer and approved by the Commissioner of Public Works and the Selectmen. The Director shall obtain written statements from the architect and engineer of record and general contractor involved in any project affirming that the completed construction is in compliance with the approved plans and design specifications. The Director shall superintend the issuance of all permits, licenses, assignments and scheduling of maintenance of public parking areas and facilities.
(c) The Director may make joint applications with the Commissioner of Public Works for appropriations for parking related activities including construction, maintenance and design professional work in order that they may be carried out by the Department of Public Works and shall obtain the approval of the Commissioner of Public Works for any on street parking activity that affects a Town highway. Such appropriations and appropriations for the parking administrative and managerial services shall be charged to the Department of Parking Services and may be made first from the parking fund and then, as necessary, from the general fund and shall be submitted and approved separately from appropriations for the acquisition and improvement of
parking areas as otherwise provided by this Article. Determination of joint, administrative and managerial appropriation requests related to parking services shall be made by the First Selectman.
Sec. 12[2]3. Acquisition of land for public parking.
The Town is authorized to acquire real property, which shall include improvements, easements, hereditaments and every estate and interest therein, by purchase, lease, gift or condemnation, and to improve the same, for the purpose of providing for the public parking of vehicles, after funds to cover the estimated cost of acquisition and improvement have been appropriated and allotted as hereinafter provided and as provided by law in the Town.
(S.A. 177 ¡ì 1, 1957.)
[Sec. 123. Appropriations for parking areas.]
(a) The Town may make appropriations for, and provide out of the general fund and through borrowing, funds to pay the cost of the acquisition and improvement of parking areas, whether or not any part of such cost is to be reimbursed to the Town as hereinafter provided, and may allot such funds in the manner hereinafter provided.
(S.A. 177 ¡ì 2, 1957.)
[Sec. 124. Initiation of projects.]
(b) If in the judgment of the Board of Selectmen it is necessary to acquire or improve any area for the public parking of vehicles, it shall submit to the Board of Estimate and Taxation plans showing the area to be acquired or improved, together with a request for an allotment from funds appropriated for this purpose to meet the estimated cost of acquisition or improvement and, if necessary, an application for the appropriation of such funds as may be required for any such allotment.
(S.A. 177 ¡ì 3, 1957.)
Sec. 128. Acquisition of real property; procedure.
(a) After funds have been appropriated and allotted for the acquisition of any area for public parking, the Director of Parking Services [Commissioner of Public Works] may acquire such area by negotiation and, upon authorization of the Representative Town Meeting, may apply to the Condemnation Commission appointed under the provisions of Section 157 hereof, hereinafter called "the Commission," for the condemnation of such real property required for such purpose and for an assessment of damages. The Commission shall not take by eminent domain, for the purposes of this Article, any property of a corporation which has the right of eminent domain. This Article shall not affect the powers of eminent domain of such corporation.
(b) The Commission shall notify all persons claiming interest in such real property of a hearing on such proposed taking, notice of which shall be given to such persons at least ten (10) days before such hearing by leaving copies of such notice with them or at their places of abode in the Town, if they reside therein, or, if they do not reside in the Town, by registered or certified mail addressed to their last-known addresses, and by publication in a newspaper published or having circulation in the Town at least ten (10) days before such hearing. After such hearing the Commission shall determine whether or not such taking is necessary and, upon finding that it is necessary, shall determine and assess damages resulting from such taking and shall file in the office of the Town Clerk a certificate as to
its determination of such necessity of taking and shall therein designate by number each lot or parcel taken, the owner thereof, if known, and the damages assessed in each instance.
(d) The assessment of damages shall be deemed final and conclusive upon such filing, without other notice to any person, subject to the right of appeal as provided in Section 149 hereof. The Town shall pay the amounts thus assessed to the persons claiming interest in each lot or parcel upon acceptance thereof. After the Town obtains title to real property acquired for public parking, the Director of Parking Services [Commissioner of Public Works] shall cause [improve] the same to be improved for public parking of vehicles after the allotment of funds therefor as herein provided.
(S.A. 177 ¡ì 7, 1957.)
Sec. 129. Certification of cost of acquisition or improvements.
(a) The Director of Parking Services [Commissioner of Public Works] shall advise the Comptroller when such public parking areas have been acquired or improved. The Comptroller shall thereupon compute and ascertain the total cost of acquisition or improvement thereof. In such total cost shall be included all expenses in connection with the acquisition of land, buildings, easements and other property, or in the improvement thereof, all sums paid by the Town to surveyors, engineers, architects, inspectors, attorneys and other persons in connection therewith, the cost of any work done by the Town, all expenses in connection with any assessment of benefits, and the interest on notes or bonds issued by the Town, or on funds advanced by the Town at a rate not to exceed six percent (6%) per annum, to pay
the expense of such acquisition or improvement computed to the time at which the first installment of any assessment or tax becomes due, but not in excess of four (4) years interest.
(b) The Comptroller shall certify such total cost. The part of such cost which has been determined shall be assessed or taxed against the property within a parking district in accordance with the provisions of this Article. Where such cost is to be assessed, such certification shall be to the Condemnation Commission, and where such cost is to be taxed, such certification shall be to the Board of Estimate and Taxation.
(S.A. 177 ¡ì 8, 1957.)
Sec. 142. Parking Fund; use.
(a) A separate fund shall be established and maintained by the Town to account for:
(1) All amounts appropriated by the Town for the Department of Parking Services operation and maintenance of public parking areas and all amounts allotted by the Town for the acquisition and improvement of public parking areas;
(2) All amounts collected as parking assessments, including interest;
(3) All taxes levied under the provisions of this Article, including interest;
(4) All parking revenues;
(6) All interest received on moneys in this Fund.
(b) The amounts received shall be used:
(1) For the acquisition or improvement of public parking areas;
(2) To reimburse the Town for any amounts advanced from the general fund for such purposes to the extent of funds not contributed by the Town for such purposes;
(3) To pay the Department of Parking Services expenses of operation and maintenance of the parking areas; and
(4) To pay the principal of and interest on any notes and bonds issued pursuant to the provisions of this Article.
(c) An allotment for any such acquisition or improvement shall continue in force until the cost thereof has been certified by the Comptroller. At that time the unencumbered balance of any such allotment shall be returned to the unappropriated surplus of the Parking Fund.
(S.A. 177 ¡ì21, 1957; as amended by RTM. 9/9/57.)
Sec. 143. Regulations and enforcement. [Maintenance and operation of parking facilities.]
[The Commissioner of Public Works is authorized to maintain public off-street automobile parking facilities acquired and improved under this Article] Reasonable regulations for the orderly use of the public parking areas [such facilities], including the payment of reasonable fees for [the] use and fines for violation thereof, may be prescribed by the Selectmen. [and shall be enforced by the Police Department.] Personnel of the Department of Parking Services, designated by the Director as Parking Control Officers and sworn to perform such duties before the Board of Selectmen, shall have authority to issue notices of violation of parking regulations of the Town as shall the Police Department and such other authorized officials as may be designated by the Selectmen pursuant to CGS Chapter 835 Section 48-13. (S.A. 177 ¡ì22, 1957.)(as amended by RTM 9/13/76.)
Sec. 144. Entry upon property.
The Selectmen, Director of Parking Services, the Commissioner of Public Works, members of the Condemnation Commission and their respective agents, engineers and surveyors and such other persons as may be necessary to enable them to perform their duties under this Article are authorized to enter upon any property in accordance with the provisions of General Statutes Section 48-13 for the purpose of making surveys, examinations or investigations and preparing maps, and for such other purposes as may be necessary in the performance of their duties under this Article.
(S.A. 177 ¡ì 23, 1957.)
Sec. 145. Parking revenue collection equipment [meters]; revenues.
(b) Parking [meter] revenues from such equipment shall first be used to pay the cost of acquiring, operating, maintaining and repairing the parking [meters] revenue collection equipment and any surplus shall be used as parking revenue pursuant to this Article. [to pay other expenses in aid of traffic control, including the acquisition and operation of other parking and traffic control devices and the acquisition, improvement and maintenance of parking lots or other off-street parking areas.]
(S.A. 177 ¡ì 24, 1957.)
Sec. 150. Department of Public Works; Commissioner's powers and duties; Deputy.
(a) There shall be a Department of Public Works under the direction and control of the First Selectman. The head of the Department shall be the Commissioner of Public Works, who shall have charge of all matters involved in the construction, development and maintenance of the physical properties of the Town, except the design and maintenance of school property and property under the control of the Department of Parks and Recreation and Department of Parking Services. He shall be the Town Engineer and shall be a civil engineer and experienced in the management of engineering and construction projects, including such projects as are involved in municipal engineering.
(b) The functions of the Department of Public Works shall be distributed under the Commissioner of Public Works among divisions and offices which shall include the divisions of highways, sewers building construction and maintenance, and recycling and waste collection and disposal. Subject to the direction of the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Commissioner of Public Works shall have charge of the physical planning and development of the Town as a whole. The Commissioner of Public Works shall, subject to the provisions of this Article, have all the powers and duties formerly conferred and imposed by law upon the Superintendent of Highways, and all the powers and duties formerly conferred and imposed by law upon the Sewer Commissioners, except such powers and duties as relate to the collection of taxes
and assessments.
(c) The Commissioner of Public Works shall be the Town's chief technical adviser in all matters involved in the physical development of the Town and the design and construction of its physical plan. All construction of public buildings and other public improvements of the Town, including repairs and reconstruction, shall be done according to plans prepared or approved by the Commissioner of Public Works, and be subject to his supervision and acceptance, provided the Board of Education [and], the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Department of Parking Services have supervision and control over the design of buildings under their jurisdiction.
(d) There shall be a Deputy Commissioner of Public Works who shall be appointed by the Commissioner of Public Works with the prior approval of the Selectmen. Said Deputy Commissioner shall have the same qualifications as the Commissioner of Public Works. In the absence or disability of the Commissioner of Public Works or if the office becomes vacant for any reason, the Deputy Commissioner of Public Works shall perform the duties and exercise the powers of the Commissioner of Public Works for a period not to exceed ninety (90) days or for such longer period as the Selectmen may determine. The salary of the Deputy Commissioner shall be fixed by the Town on the recommendation of the Board of Estimate and Taxation in the same manner as other appropriations are determined.
(S.A. 444, ¡ì 27, 1939; as amended by RTM 4/27/1970; RTM 4/10/1972; as amended by RTM 4/12/1976; RTM 12/10/1990; RTM 1/17/1995.)
(a) All administrative functions relative to police, fire, highways, sewers and other public works, building inspection, parks, recreation, law, parking services, fleet management and purchasing for such purposes, shall be divided, under the supervision and control of the First Selectman, among administrative departments which shall include the Department of Police, Fire, Public Works, Parks and Recreation, Law, Parking Services and Fleet Management. The First Selectman shall have the supervision and control, and shall be responsible for the administration, of all the affairs of the Town in respect to such departments, and may fix and determine the internal organization of such departments, the number and kinds of offices and positions, the methods of procedure and, subject to
appropriation as otherwise provided by law, the rates of compensation.
(b) First Selectman and board of selectmen. The First Selectman shall be the chief executive officer of the town and the town agent and shall devote his full time to the duties of his office. The two selectmen other than the First Selectman who are elected as provided in this act shall, together with the First Selectman, constitute the board of selectmen. The First Selectman shall chair the board of selectmen. The First Selectman shall hold at least one meeting each month with the other selectmen for the purpose of keeping them generally informed of the business of the town. Upon five days' written notice to the First Selectman, either of the two selectmen may place an item on the agenda of a meeting, which item shall be germane to the duties and responsibilities of the board of selectmen. Minutes of
such meetings shall be taken and made available for public inspection. The First Selectman shall designate one of the other selectmen to act in his place and stead during his absence. Such Selectman when so acting shall have all of the powers and duties of the First Selectman.
(c) Compensation of First Selectman and selectmen. The First Selectman shall be paid a salary appropriate for the chief executive officer and town agent, and the other two selectmen shall be paid salaries commensurate with their duties and responsibilities, but the salary of each of the two selectmen shall be not less than ten percent of the salary of the First Selectman, subject to the approval of appropriations by the Representative Town Meeting pursuant to Section 23 of the Charter. Provision for such salaries shall be included in the budget report submitted annually by the First Selectman to the board of estimate and taxation.
(S.A. 444 ¡ì 23, 1939; as amended by S.A. 71 ¡ì 1, 1955; RTM, 4/27/1970; RTM, 3/13/1972.)(Char. Rev. 11/4/1975, eff. 1/1/1978.)(RTM, 1/21/1985.)(Board of Selectmen 9/17/1997.)
Sec. 238. Traffic Authority; penalties.
The Board of Selectmen, acting as the Police Commission, shall have authority by ordinance to provide that any person, firm or corporation violating any ordinance or by-law, or any rule or regulation adopted pursuant thereto, relating to traffic or parking in the Town, shall be fined such amount as may be specified therein, not exceeding One Hundred Dollars ($100.00). In any case involving a vehicle parked in violation of any such prohibition or restriction of parking, a police officer or such other official sworn to perform such duties by the Board of Selectmen shall serve upon the operator of the vehicle, by delivering to him personally, or by attaching to such vehicle, a notice of parking violation directing such operator to pay the fine authorized by ordinance, by-law, rule or
regulation [appear at police headquarters] within such time as may be specified in such notice. [ordinance and there exhibit the notice and his operator's license.] When any person receives such notice, he may comply therewith and pay to the Town, at the Department of Parking Services [police headquarters,] such sum [not exceeding Five Dollars ($5.00)] as may be specified in such [ordinance and] notice, and that no summons or warrant for arrest shall be issued for any such violation prior to the expiration of such period, nor thereafter, if such operator has complied with such notice and paid the sum within the period.
(S.A. 406 ¡ì 3, 1953.)
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Referred to Finance Committee
Referred to Legislative & Rules Committee
Referred to Town Services Committee
Referred to Transportation Committee
4. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Land Use Committee.
Referred to Land Use Committee
Referred to Parks & Recreation Committee
5. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Land Use Committee
6. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
RUTH SUH
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Health & Human Services Committee
7. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
DAVID A. WEISBROD
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Land Use Committee
8. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
ROBERT COULSON
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Land Use Committee
9. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
NAOMI TAMERIN
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Health & Human Services Committee
10. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
LLOYD N. HULL
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Land Use Committee
11. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
MARGARITA ALBAN
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Land Use Committee
12. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
CLAIRE WHELAN
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Health & Human Services Committee
13. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the First Selectman.
Referred to Finance Committee
Referred to Health & Human Services Committee
14. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Superintendent of Schools and approved by the Board of Education and the Board of Estimate and Taxation .
Referred to Education Committee
15. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Director of Parks and Recreation and approved by the First Selectman and the Board of Parks & Recreation.
Referred to Parks & Recreation Committee
16. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Director of Parks and Recreation and approved by the First Selectman and the Board of Parks and Recreation.
under the terms and conditions described in such lease between the Town of Greenwich and New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLS dated April 13, 2006.
Referred to Land Use Committee
Referred to Legislative & Rules Committee
Referred to Parks & Recreation Committee
17. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Director of Parks and Recreation and approved by the First Selectman and the Board of Parks and Recreation.
Referred to Parks & Recreation Committee
18. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Special Committee on Retirement Benefits.
Referred to Budget Overview
Referred to Finance Committee
Referred to Labor Contracts Committee
19. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Commissioner of Public Works and approved by the First Selectman and the Board of Estimate and Taxation.
Referred to Finance Committee
Referred to Public Works Committee
20. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Commissioner of Public Works and approved by the First Selectman and the Board of Estimate and Taxation.
Referred to Finance Committee
Referred to Public Works Committee
21. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Commissioner of Public Works and approved by the First Selectman and the Board of Estimate and Taxation .
Referred to Finance Committee
Referred to Public Works Committee
22. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Commissioner of Public Works and approved by the First Selectman and the Board of Estimate and Taxation.
Referred to Finance Committee
Referred to Public Works Committee
23. To consider and act upon the following resolution, requested by the Superintendent of Schools and approved by the Board of Estimate and Taxation and the Board of Education.
Referred to Education Committee
Referred to Finance Committee
24. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
NANCY O’BRIEN CAPLAN
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Parks & Recreation Committee
25. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
DIANE WREN
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Parks & Recreation Committee
26. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
TONI NATALE
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Parks & Recreation Committee
27. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
JOHN CRAINE
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Parks & Recreation Committee
28. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
WILLIAM DUNSTER
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Parks & Recreation Committee
29. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
STEPHAN SKOUFALOS
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Land Use Committee
30. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
PAUL TORETTA
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Health & Human Services Committee
31. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
VICTORIA deBARY
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Health & Human Services Committee
32. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
HERBERT SCHECTMAN
Referred to Appointments Committtee
Referred to Land Use Committee
33. To consider and act upon the following resolution.
LAWRENCE LARSON
Referred to Appointments Committee
Referred to Land Use Committee
Dated at Greenwich,Ct THOMAS J. BYRNE
May 30, 2006 MODERATOR
CARMELLA C. BUDKINS
TOWN CLERK
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