Finance Committee
Regular MeetingSomerville, MA · January 23, 2024
Minutes
City of Somerville, Massachusetts
City Council Finance Committee
Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, January 23, 2024 6:00 PM
This meeting was held via Zoom, was called to order by Chair Wilson at 6:07 pm and adjourned at 6:57
pm with a roll call vote of 4 in favor (Councilor Clingan, Councilor Burnley, Councilor Sait and Chair
Wilson), none opposed, and 1 absent (Councilor Ewen-Campen).
President Ewen-Campen appointed himself to replace Councilor Scott on the Committee for this
meeting only. Councilor Clingan joined late due to attending another meeting.
Others present: Hannah Carrillo – Mayor’s Office, Alan Inacio – OSPCD, Richard Raiche – IAM, Tom
Galligani – OSPCD, Michael Richards – IAM, Catherine Lester Salchert – Law Office, Julie
Spurr-Knight – DPW, Anthony Delmonaco – SPD, Stephanie Widzowski – Clerk of Committees.
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Roll Call
Present: City Councilor At Large Jake Wilson, Naima Sait, Willie
Burnley Jr., Jesse Clingan and Ben Ewen-Campen
1. Approval of the Minutes of the Finance Committee Meeting of December 12, 2023.
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
Appropriations
2. Mayor's Request Requesting the appropriation of $260,836.34 from the GLX Developer
(ID # 24-0045) Contribution Fund Account for procuring an owners project representative
for the 100 Chestnut Pedestrian Bridge.
Dir. Inacio said that the contract is not finalized, but this appropriation is
needed to fully utilize the Massworks grant. Chair Wilson noted that this
appropriation is related to item 23-0940 in the Land Use Committee.
Councilor Ewen-Campen asked how much of these funds would cover the
project representative and whether the project is contingent on a zoning
change. Dir. Inacio said that the funds will at least last through the design
phase. Dir. Galligani said that the project will work without a zoning
change, but the city wants to remain competitive in the future for securing
funding from the state. He added that the pedestrian bridge would be about
$20-30 million based on calculations.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
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AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
Contracts and Easements
3. Mayor's Request Requesting approval of a time-only contract extension of eight months with
(ID # 23-1828) Symmes Maini & McKee Associates, Inc. for design services for the
Somerville High School project.
Taken together with item 23-1829. Dir. Raiche said that there are a couple
punch list items waiting for warmer temperatures, but nothing that would
push the project past June.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
4. Mayor's Request Requesting approval of a time-only contract extension of eight months for
(ID # 23-1829) PMA, LLC for Owner's Project Manager services for the Somerville High
School project.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
5. Mayor's Request Requesting approval of a grant of easement and maintenance agreement for
(ID # 23-1864) US Union Square D2.1 Owner LLC for 10 Prospect Street and Somerville
Avenue.
Attorney Lester Salchert said that the agreement is for implementing
sidewalks along 10 Prospect Street and Somerville Ave. The sidewalk
would be split between private and city land to meet width requirements.
Chair Wilson asked if this included a requirement of the owner to maintain
the sidewalk on private property, to which the answer was yes.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
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6. Mayor's Request Requesting approval of a time-only extension to the contract with WSP, Inc.
(ID # 24-0012) for design work on the Somerville Avenue Utilities and Streetscape
Improvements project.
Dir. Richards explained that the contractor was extended through June 30,
and that MassDOT requirements with the bridge permits have warranted the
extension of WSP’s contract as well.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
Prior-Year Invoices
7. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to pay prior year invoices totaling $13,190.05 using
(ID # 23-1803) available funds in the Department of Public Works Moving Services
Account for moving of furniture and equipment.
Dir. Spurr-Knight said that the invoice is related to the Winter Hill moves in
2023.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
8. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to pay prior year invoices totaling $16,041.33 using
(ID # 23-1847) available funds in the Department of Infrastructure & Asset Management
Professional & Technical Services Account for the Asset Management
Program.
Dir. Richards explained that the Asset Management Program is funded by
multiple sources and there is a longitudinal study that spans multiple fiscal
years. IAM requested part of the Asset Management funding to be moved to
the stabilization fund after closing their professional/technical PO, but these
invoices were partially on a prior year Sewer PO. Chair Wilson asked if the
DPW in-house asset management database is related to this. Dir. Raiche said
that DPW’s database will eventually be incorporated into the Asset
Management Program.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
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9. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to pay prior year invoices totaling $420 using available
(ID # 23-1875) funds in the Department of Public Works Fire Alarm R&M Account for
alarm monitoring.
Dir. Spurr-Knight said that the invoices were not coming through the correct
email address.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
10. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to pay prior year invoices totaling $1632.31 using
(ID # 23-1876) available funds in the Department of Public Works Roofing R&M Account
for roof repairs.
Dir. Spurr-Knight said that the vendor had not sent in the invoice for roof
repairs to the Healey School.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
11. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to pay prior year invoices totaling $325 using available
(ID # 23-1877) funds in the Department of Public Works Towing Account for towing
services.
Dir. Spurr-Knight said that there were two invoices submitted in June after
DPW certified free cash.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
12. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to pay prior year invoices totaling $2,833.59 using
(ID # 23-1757) available funds in the Human Resources Department Professional &
Technical Services Account for investigative services.
Chair Wilson referred to the related memo attached to the meeting agenda
(“Finance - 2024-01-23 HR Dept Prior Year Invoice FinCom memo (with
23-1757, 24-0011)”).
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RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
13. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to pay prior year invoices totaling $1,175.32 using
(ID # 23-1772) available funds in the Parks and Recreation Professional & Technical
Services Account for online payment services.
Chair Wilson referred to the related memo attached to the meeting agenda
(“Finance - 2024-01-23 Parks and Rec Prior Year Invoice (with 23-1772)”).
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
14. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to pay prior year invoices totaling $28.75 using
(ID # 24-0011) available funds in the Human Resources Department Wellness Account for
an employee Weight Watchers wellness benefit.
Chair Wilson referred to the related memo attached to the meeting agenda
(“Finance - 2024-01-23 HR Dept Prior Year Invoice FinCom memo (with
23-1757, 24-0011)”).
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
Grant Acceptances
15. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept and expend a $135,000 grant with no new
(ID # 23-1846) match required, from the Executive Office of Administration and Finance
for the implementation of a records management system.
City Clerk Wells said that her goal is to modernize city processes and
systems, and this is a step toward that goal. A study by a contractor on
records in City Hall showed that there needs to be a better system for digital
records. This would facilitate staff ability to work remotely and across
departments, to share information with the public, and archive documents.
However, Clerk Wells said that it would be multiple years before anything
rolls out citywide.
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RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
16. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept and expend a $91,211.79 grant with no new
(ID # 24-0035) match required, from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety
and Security to the Fire Department for staffing costs.
Chair Wilson referred to the related memo attached to the meeting agenda
(“Finance - 2024-01-23 Fire Sharp (with 23-1776, 24-0035)”).
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
17. Mayor's Request Requesting acceptance of, and approval to expend, a $48,529.99 grant with
(ID # 23-1840) no new match required, from the Boston's Mayor's Office of Emergency
Management to the Police Department for installation of access controls,
card entry access, and indoor fencing.
Dir. Delmonaco said the grant will be used with for evidence modernization,
specifically related to security with evidence. Chair Wilson asked if there
would be any chain of custody concerns if SPD is not up to date, but Dir.
Delmonaco said that SPD is compliant. The grant would bring them in line
with best practices.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
18. Mayor's Request Requesting acceptance of, and approval to expend, a $75,000 grant with no
(ID # 23-1852) new match required, from the Boston Mayor's Office of Emergency
Management to the Police Department for Special Response Team
expenditures and overtime.
Dir. Delmonaco said that the grant would be split roughly half and half
towards overtime/backfill and response team equipment. Chair Wilson
asked how much overtime has been internal to SPD versus from a regional
response team, and Councilor Burnley asked about the criteria used to
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determine when the Special Response Team should be dispatched. Dir.
Delmonaco said he would need to check with the Chief on those questions,
but referred Councilor Burnley to the mission statement of the team.
Councilor Burnley requested a copy of the mission statement.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
19. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept and expend a $122,627 grant with no new
(ID # 24-0010) match required, from Mass General Hospital/Cambridge Health Alliance to
the Health and Human Services Department for recruitment and training of
Community Health Workers.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE WITHDRAWN
20. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept and expend a $37,500 grant with no new
(ID # 23-1776) match required, from the Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI) to the Fire
Department for maritime related training and equipment.
Chair Wilson referred to the related memo attached to the meeting agenda
(“Finance - 2024-01-23 Fire Sharp (with 23-1776, 24-0035)”).
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
21. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept and expend a $15,000 grant with no new
(ID # 23-1777) match required, from New England Foundation for the Arts (NEFA) to the
Arts Council for training and funding for a public art project.
Chair Wilson referred to the related memo attached to the meeting agenda
(“Finance - 20245-01-23 Arts Council Finance Committee (with 23-1777,
24-0036)”).
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
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22. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept and expend a $3,600 grant with no new match
(ID # 24-0015) required, from Massachusetts Councils on Aging to the Council on Aging
for the Somerville Memory Cafe.
Taken together with items 24-0014 and 24-0013. Chair Wilson referred to
the related memo attached to the meeting agenda (“Finance - 2024-01-23
COA Letters Finance Committee (with 24-0013, 24-0014, 24-0015)”).
Councilor Burnley asked for information about the taxi program usage, such
as number of users, and mobility concerns supported through the program.
He also asked if the Memory Café is a new program. Liaison Carrillo said
the program is not new.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
23. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept and expend a $76,867 grant with no new
(ID # 24-0014) match required, from the Massachusetts Office of Elder Affairs to the
Council on Aging for social, educational and physical wellness
programming.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
24. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept and expend a $3,000 grant with no new match
(ID # 24-0013) required, from Somerville Cambridge Elder Services to the Council on
Aging for senior transportation.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
25. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept and expend a $53,200 grant with no new
(ID # 24-0036) match required, from the Mass Cultural Council to the Arts Council for the
Local Cultural Council grant program.
Chair Wilson referred to the related memo attached to the meeting agenda
(“Finance - 20245-01-23 Arts Council Finance Committee (with 23-1777,
24-0036)”).
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RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
Gift Acceptances
26. Mayor's Request Requesting approval to accept a $5,000 gift from the Cummings Foundation
(ID # 23-1848) for the Basic Income Pilot.
Chair Wilson referred to the related memo attached to the meeting agenda
(“Finance - 2024-01-23 ARPA Donation Memo (with 23-1848)”). Councilor
Burnley explained that there needs to be some component of charitable
donation to the Universal Basic Income (UBI) fund.
RESULT: RECOMMENDED TO BE APPROVED
AYE: City Councilor At Large Wilson, Ward Two City Councilor
Sait, City Councilor At Large Burnley Jr. and Ward Four
City Councilor Clingan
ABSENT: Ewen-Campen
Referenced Documents:
• Finance - 2024-01-23 Fire Sharp (with 23-1776, 24-0035)
• Finance - 2024-01-23 ARPA Donation Memo (with 23-1848)
• Finance - 2024-01-23 Parks and Rec Prior Year Invoice (with 23-1772)
• Finance - 2024-01-23 BB-IB Ped Bridge Concept 3-30-23 (with 24-0045)
• Finance - 20245-01-23 Arts Council Finance Committee (with 23-1777, 24-0036)
• Finance - 2024-01-23 COA Letters Finance Committee (with 24-0013, 24-0014, 24-0015)
• Finance - 2024-01-23 HR Dept Prior Year Invoice FinCom memo (with 23-1757, 24-0011)
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Agenda
City of Somerville, Massachusetts
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Roll Call
1. Approval of the Minutes of the Finance Committee Meeting of December 12, 2023.
Appropriations
2. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting the
(ID # 24-0045) appropriation of $260,836.34 from the GLX Developer
Contribution Fund Account for procuring an owners
project representative for the 100 Chestnut Pedestrian
Bridge.
Contracts and Easements
3. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval of
(ID # 23-1828) a time-only contract extension of eight months with
Symmes Maini & McKee Associates, Inc. for design
services for the Somerville High School project.
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4. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval of
(ID # 23-1829) a time-only contract extension of eight months for PMA,
LLC for Owner's Project Manager services for the
Somerville High School project.
5. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval of
(ID # 23-1864) a grant of easement and maintenance agreement for US
Union Square D2.1 Owner LLC for 10 Prospect Street
and Somerville Avenue.
6. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval of
(ID # 24-0012) a time-only extension to the contract with WSP, Inc. for
design work on the Somerville Avenue Utilities and
Streetscape Improvements project.
Prior-Year Invoices
7. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1803) pay prior year invoices totaling $13,190.05 using
available funds in the Department of Public Works
Moving Services Account for moving of furniture and
equipment.
8. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1847) pay prior year invoices totaling $16,041.33 using
available funds in the Department of Infrastructure &
Asset Management Professional & Technical Services
Account for the Asset Management Program.
9. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1875) pay prior year invoices totaling $420 using available
funds in the Department of Public Works Fire Alarm
R&M Account for alarm monitoring.
10. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1876) pay prior year invoices totaling $1632.31 using available
funds in the Department of Public Works Roofing R&M
Account for roof repairs.
11. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1877) pay prior year invoices totaling $325 using available
funds in the Department of Public Works Towing
Account for towing services.
12. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1757) pay prior year invoices totaling $2,833.59 using available
funds in the Human Resources Department Professional
& Technical Services Account for investigative services.
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13. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1772) pay prior year invoices totaling $1,175.32 using available
funds in the Parks and Recreation Professional &
Technical Services Account for online payment services.
14. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 24-0011) pay prior year invoices totaling $28.75 using available
funds in the Human Resources Department Wellness
Account for an employee Weight Watchers wellness
benefit.
Grant Acceptances
15. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1846) accept and expend a $135,000 grant with no new match
required, from the Executive Office of Administration
and Finance for the implementation of a records
management system.
16. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 24-0035) accept and expend a $91,211.79 grant with no new match
required, from the Massachusetts Executive Office of
Public Safety and Security to the Fire Department for
staffing costs.
17. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting acceptance
(ID # 23-1840) of, and approval to expend, a $48,529.99 grant with no
new match required, from the Boston's Mayor's Office of
Emergency Management to the Police Department for
installation of access controls, card entry access, and
indoor fencing.
18. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting acceptance
(ID # 23-1852) of, and approval to expend, a $75,000 grant with no new
match required, from the Boston Mayor's Office of
Emergency Management to the Police Department for
Special Response Team expenditures and overtime.
19. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 24-0010) accept and expend a $122,627 grant with no new match
required, from Mass General Hospital/Cambridge Health
Alliance to the Health and Human Services Department
for recruitment and training of Community Health
Workers.
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20. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1776) accept and expend a $37,500 grant with no new match
required, from the Urban Areas Security Initiative
(UASI) to the Fire Department for maritime related
training and equipment.
21. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1777) accept and expend a $15,000 grant with no new match
required, from New England Foundation for the Arts
(NEFA) to the Arts Council for training and funding for
a public art project.
22. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 24-0015) accept and expend a $3,600 grant with no new match
required, from Massachusetts Councils on Aging to the
Council on Aging for the Somerville Memory Cafe.
23. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 24-0014) accept and expend a $76,867 grant with no new match
required, from the Massachusetts Office of Elder Affairs
to the Council on Aging for social, educational and
physical wellness programming.
24. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 24-0013) accept and expend a $3,000 grant with no new match
required, from Somerville Cambridge Elder Services to
the Council on Aging for senior transportation.
25. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 24-0036) accept and expend a $53,200 grant with no new match
required, from the Mass Cultural Council to the Arts
Council for the Local Cultural Council grant program.
Gift Acceptances
26. Mayor's Request Referred for Recommendation: Requesting approval to
(ID # 23-1848) accept a $5,000 gift from the Cummings Foundation for
the Basic Income Pilot.
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