HomeMy WebLinkAbout2016-05-09 City Council Minutes MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING BANGOR CITY COUNCIL—MAY 9, 2016
Meeting Called to Order at 7:30 PM
Chaired by Council Chair Faircloth
Councilors Absent: None
Meeting Adjourned at 9:48 PM
PROCLAMATION: Proclaimed May 21,2016 as Kids to Parks Day
PUBLIC COMMENT Paul Lanson, Ohio Street,indicated that Mr. Gratwick had entered a person's home without
permission to leave a flyer and wanted a public apology.
CONSENT AGENDA ASSIGNED TO
ITEM NO. COUNCILOR
MINUTES OF: Bangor City Council Regular Meeting of April 25,2016,Bangor School Committee
Meeting of March 23,2016,Bangor School Committee Meeting of April 6,2016,
Government Operations Committee Meeting of May 2,2016
Action: Accepted and Approved
LIQUOR LICENSE Application for Liquor License Renewal,Malt,Spirituous, Vinous of GRAHAM
RENEWALS: Waterfront Concerts LLC d/b/a Waterfront Concerts,1 Railroad Street
Action: Approved
Application for Liquor License Renewal,Malt,Spirituous, Vinous of GRAHAM
Las Palapas Mexican Restaurant LLC d/b/a Las Palapas Mexican
Restaurant, 8 Bangor Mall Boulevard
Action: Approved
16-174 ORDER Authorizing Execution of Municipal Quitclaim Deed—Real Estate DURGIN
Located at 219 Ohio Street(Map 31 Lot 50)
Action: Passed
16-175 ORDER Authorizing Settlement of Workers'Compensation Claim PERRY
Action: Passed
16-176 ORDER Authorizing the Ciry Manager to Accept$2,610.50 in U.S.Currency,or SPRAGUE
a Portion Thereof,as a result of a State Criminal Forfeiture
Action: Passed
16-177 RESOLVE Ratifying execution of an agreement for the Law Enforcement Officer BALDACCI
(LEO)Reimbursement Agreement program, Other Transactional
Agreement(OTA)between the Transportation Security Administration
and the City of Bangor
Action: Passed
16-178 ORDER Authorizing Contract for Sodium Chloride(Rock Salt)to New England NEALLEY
Salt Co. in the amount of$56.19 per ton
Action: Passed
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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING BANGOR CITY COUNCIL—MAY 9, 2016
CONSENT AGENDA ASSIGNED TO
ITEM NO. COUNCILOR
16-179 ORDER Assuring and Certifying the City's Compliance with Certain NICHOLS
Requirements for Community Development Funds
Action: Passed
16-180 ORDER Appointing the City Manager as Responsible Federal Official PLOURDE
Action: Passed
16-181 ORDER Authorization to Execute and File with the Department of Housing and GRAHAM
Urban Development a Final Consolidated Housing and Community
Development Plan for Community Development Entitlement Funds
under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974
Action: Passed
16-182 ORDER Authorizing the City Manager to Execute an Amendment to a Lease DURGIN
with Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems-931 Union Street
Action: Passed
16-183 ORDER Authorizing Bid Award in the Amount of $2,275,275 to T Buck SPRAGUE
Construction for WWTP Biofilter Project
Action: Passed
REFERRALS TO COMMITTEE AND FIRST READING ASSIGNED TO
ITEM NO. COUNCILOR
16-184 ORDINANCE Amending Chapter 278, Taxicabs and Livery Vehicles,of the Code of PERRY
the City of Bangor,By Increasing the Waiting Time Rate to$21 per
Hour
Action: First Reading
16-185 ORDINANCE Amending Chapter 165,Land Development Code,of the Code of the PLOURDE
City of Bangor,By Amending Restrictions on Temporary Sales of Food
or Merchandise
Action: First Reading and Referral to the Planning Board on May 17,2016
16-186 ORDINANCE Amending Chapter 223,Property Maintenance,of the Code of the City GRAHAM
of Bangor,By Clarifying Repair and Demolition Procedures for
Uninhabitable Buildings
Action: First Reading
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REFERRALS TO COMMITTEE AND FIRST READING ASSIGNED TO
ITEM NO. COUNCILOR
16-187 ORDINANCE Amending Map Entitled"Downtown Parking Management District" DURGIN
by Removing Space 1127 on Court Street
Action: First Reading
16-188 RESOLVE Accepting and Appropriating$159,060.00 from the Maine Department BALDACCI
of Health and Human Services to extend the term of grants from the
Fund for Healthy Maine and the Office of Substance Abuse that
respond to Public Health Issues in the Penquis District
Action: First Reading and Referral to Government Operations Committee on
May 16,2016
16-189- RESOLVES Adopting the Fiscal Year 2017 School Department Budget DURGIN
16-197
The following nine resolves will adopt the FY17 School Department Budget. They are as follows:
• Resolve 16-189 required by Title 20-A MRSA for the Vocational Education Region#4 operating budget in the amount of
$209,678, the local share which is$17,151.10.
• Resolve 16-190 approving the School Department's Enterprise Fund Budget in the amount of$1,567,821.
• Resolve 16-191 approving the School Department's Special Revenue Fund in the amount of$3,040,390.
• Resolve 16-192 approving the School Department's Trust and Agency Budget in the amount$2,420,088.
• Article 1 by Resolve 16-193 will make an appropriation for the school district contribution to the total cost offunding public
education from kindergarten to grade 12 in the amount of$20,495,743.
• Article 2 by Resolve 16-194 will appropriate the non-state funded debt service allocation in the amount of$1,546,075.
• Article 3 by Resolve 16-195 will authorize the appropriation of local funds in excess of the maximum spending target limit in the
amount of$4,218,757.
• Article 4 by Resolve 16-196 will appropriate the total school budget in the amount of$44,281,617.
Article 5 by Resolve 16-197 will appropriate funding for adult education in the amount of$444,418.
Action: First Reading
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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING BANGOR CITY COUNCIL—MAY 9, 2016
UNFINISHED BUSINESS ASSIGNED TO
ITEM NO COUNCILOR
16-143 ORDINANCE Amending Chapter 9,of the Code of the Ciry of Bangor-§9-10, PLOURDE
Attendance at Meetings
Action: Motion made and seconded to Postpone Indefinitely
Motion Doubted
Vote:6—3
Councilors Voting Yes:Baldacci,Durgin,Nichols,Perry,Plourde,
Sprague
Councilors Voting No: Graham,Nealley,Faircloth
Passed to Postpone Indefintely
16-168 ORDINANCE Amending Land Development Code—Contract Zone Change—656 GRAHAM
State Street and the State Hospital Drive(Tax Map R63-008)from a
Low Density Residential District to a Contract Government and
Institutional Service District
Action: Motion made and seconded for Passage
Vote:8—0
Councilors Voting Yes:Baldacci,Durgin, Graham,Nealley,Perry,
Plourde,Sprague, Faircloth
Councilors Voting No: None
Councilors Absent for Vote:Nichols
Passed
16-169 RESOLVE Accepting and Appropriating a$51,000 Grant From the Maine Fire DURGIN
Service Institute to Fund Improvements to the Fire Training Center
Action: Motion made and seconded for Passage
Passed
NEW BUSINESS ASSIGNED TO
ITEM NO. COUNCILOR
LIQUOR LICENSE Application for Liquor License Renewal,Malt,Spirituous, Vinous of GRAHAM
(CLASS XI) Lisa Leonard d/b/a Evenrood's,25 Broad Street
Action: Motion made and seconded for Approval
Approved
PUBLIC HEARING: Application for Special Amusement License Renewal of Waterfront GRAHAM
Concerts,LLC d/b/a Waterfront Concerts, 1 Railroad Street
Action: Motion made and seconded to Open Public Hearing
Public Hearing Opened
Motion made and seconded to Close Public Hearing
Public Hearing Closed
Motion made and seconded for Approval
Approved
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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING BANGOR CITY COUNCIL—MAY 9, 2016
NEW BUSINESS ASSIGNED TO
ITEM NO. COUNCILOR
16-198 ORDER Adopting the Liquor License Processing Policy to Replace Existing PERRY
Liquor License Processing Policy
Action: Motion made and seconded for Passage
Passed
Councilor Graham absent from vote.
16-199 ORDER Authorizing Execution of Memorandum of Understanding with PLOURDE
Penobscot Community Health Care for Naloxone Hydrochloride
Distribution and Administration
Action: Motion made and seconded for Passage
Passed
16-200 ORDER Authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Memorandum of SPRAGUE
Understanding with Husson University for Police Services
Action: Motion made and seconded for Passage
Passed
Councilor Perry absent from vote.
16-201 ORDER Authorizing Purchases of an Armor Protected Vehicle from Lenco NEALLEY
Incorporated in the amount of$208,772
Bangor residents,Peter Noddin,James Bair,David Blethen,Andrew
Bennett, and Larry Dansinger spoke against purchasing this vehicle.
Lucas Lockhart stated that many in the community were afraid of this
but also thought the department may need it.
Theresa Montague of Clifton and Jensen Cook of Orono also spoke
against this item.
Bangor residents,Lori Libby and Kim Meyerdierks spoke in favor of
the purchase.
Jennifer DeGroff hoped that the city could partner with other agencies.
Scott Marasco wanted to make sure every other option had been
explored before making the decision to purchase this vehicle.
Carol Husson,of Hampden,felt the police needed more protection and
hoped Hampden would partner with Bangor.
Action: Motion made and seconded for Passage
Passed
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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING BANGOR CITY COUNCIL—MAY 9, 2016
NEW BUSINESS ASSIGNED TO
ITEM NO. COUNCILOR
Motion made and seconded to Suspend the Rules to take up Council
Order 16-202
Passed
16-202 ORDER Authorizing City Engineer to Begin the Process of Discontinuance of a BALDACCI
Portion of Texas Avenue and a Portion of Corporate Drive
Action: Motion made and seconded for Passage
Passed
ATTEST: Y3 rd)
LisaGoodwi ,MMC, City Clerk
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