
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2007
CITY HALL – CONFERENCE ROOM 200A
7:30 P.M.
CALL TO
ORDER:
Mayor Lahey called the meeting to
order on the above date and time.
SALUTE TO
THE FLAG:
The salute to the flag was led by Councilor
Brenda Baer.
ROLL CALL:
Clerk Kaligian called the roll
call with the following Councilors present: Councilor Fitzgerald, Luther,
Lipman, Baer, Hamel and Bolduc. Also present City Manager Eileen Cabanel.
ADOPTION
OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS:
Councilor Bolduc moved to approve the minutes
of regular meeting of 9/24/07. Seconded by Councilor Hamel.
Discussion followed. Councilor Hamel moved to amend the minutes by adding under
the Ambulance Contract that the new Deputy Chief will be paid by the Hospital
and the stipends have nothing to do with the
INTERVIEWS:
1. Lisa Morin –
requesting appointment to the Conservation Committee
Lisa
Morin was interviewed for a three year term.
Councilor
Hamel moved to suspend the Rules and Orders of the Council to allow the
appointment at this meeting. Seconded by Councilor Luther.
Motion passed unanimously.
Councilor
Hamel nominated Lisa Morin. Seconded by Councilor Bolduc.
Ms.
Morin was unanimously elected for a
three year term.
CONSENT
AND ACTION CALENDAR:
Councilor Lipman moved to transfer
the following:
Transfer $6,000 From:
To: 01-497-455
Fire-Mechanic’s Truck
Seconded by Councilor Bolduc. Motion passed unanimously.
2. Approval of Sub-Lease between Narotam S. Grewal Trust and Life Care Technologies,Inc
Councilor Lipman moved to approve the
sublease between the Airport Authority and Narotam S.
Grewal Trust and LifeCare
Technologies, Inc. Seconded by Councilor Bolduc. Motion passed unanimously.
City
Manager Cabanel and Councilor Baer gave a brief history and overview of the property.
Councilor
Baer moved to hold a public hearing on October 22, 2007 for Community
Development Finance Authority Block Grant Funds for the Garden Theater in the amount of $12,000. Seconded by Councilor Bolduc. Motion
passed unanimously.
PRESENTATIONS:
City Manager Cabanel stated the
council doesn’t need to take action on the $1,000 for it is within the budget.
There can be10 people from each community and recommended
PUBLIC
HEARING: NONE
MAYOR’S
REPORT: NONE
COMMITTEE
REPORTS:
a)
Motorcycle Week Revenue
b)
Proposed changes to City fees
c)
Request for waiver of fees by non-profits
d)
Establishment of Trust Fund for a Performing Arts
Center
e)
Reserve Fund for Capital Improvements
No Report
a)
Motorcycle Week
No Report
a) RSA 202-A:11a/Laconia
Library
b) RSA 79-E Community
c)
Ordinance Amendment to Chapter 235 Zoning/Cluster
Developments
No Report
a) Road Weight Limits
b)
c) Ordinance Amending Chapter 221,
Vehicles and Traffic/Parking on Sublawns
d) Storm drains/salt leaching into
lake
e) Parking for
f) Proposed traffic pattern
changes at Old Prescott Hill Rd. & Rt. 106
g) Request
by Michael Leclair to extend City sewer to Coliseum
Indoor Sports in
h)
Councilor Bolduc reported the
committee voted unanimously to accept and bring forward to the Council the
request for “No Parking”.
Councilor Luther moved to accept the
recommendation of the Public Works to place “No Parking” signs on the west side
of
a)
Repair & Maintenance of City
b)
Old Police Department building on
c)
Contracted Services
No Report
LIAISON
REPORTS: NONE
MANAGER’S
REPORT:
City Manager Cabanel reported on the following:
Referred to the Land and Buildings
Committee
City
Manager Cabanel reported the project has already been approved by the
UNFINISHED
BUSINESS:
Mayor
Lahey stated the planning Board followed the lead of the council and come back
with a proposal. (attached to official minutes). After
a lengthily discussion the following action was taken.
The
Ordinance to remain on the agenda for further clarification from the
NOMINATIONS,
APPOINTMENTS & ELECTIONS: NONE
COUNCIL
COMMENTS: NONE
CITIZEN
COMMENTS FOR MATTERS NOT ON THE AGENDA: NONE
NON -
PUBLIC SESSION:
Councilor Fitzgerald moved to go into
non-public session according to RSA 91-A:3, II: (d) consideration of the
acquisition, sale or lease of real or personal property which, if discussed in
public, would likely benefit a party or parties whose interests are adverse to
those of the general community. Seconded by Councilor Bolduc.
Motion passed unanimously.
On motion of Councilor Bolduc,
seconded by Councilor Luther, it was voted to come out of non-public session.
Councilor Bolduc moved to seal the
minutes for two years. Seconded by Councilor Luther. Motion passed unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On motion of Councilor Bolduc,
seconded by Councilor Luther, it was voted to adjourn at 9:30 p.m.
A true copy attest:
Ann G.
Kaligian
City Clerk