City Council — Agenda, May 11, 2023

City of Somerville, Massachusetts City Council Regular Meeting Agenda City Council Chamber and Remote Participation 7:00 PM Thursday, May 11, 2023 Published May 9, 2023 2:15 PM. Revised May 11, 2023 2:45 PM. NOTICE: Pursuant to Chapter 2 of the Acts of 2023, this meeting of the City Council may be conducted and via remote participation. We will post an audio recording, audiovideo recording, transcript, or other comprehensive record of these proceedings as soon as possible after the meeting on the City of Somerville website and local cable access government channels. Register at the following website to view this meeting live or to testify at any public hearing: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/202132449482981726. Individuals with disabilities who need auxiliary aids and services for effective communication (i.e. CART, ASL), written materials in alternative formats, or reasonable modifications in policies and procedures, in order to access the programs and activities of the City of Somerville or to attend meetings, should contact Adrienne Pomeroy in advance, at [phone removed] x2059 or ada@somervillema.gov. 1. OPENING CEREMONIES 1.1. Roll Call (ID # 23-0805) Call of the Roll. 1.2. Remembrances (ID # 23-0806) Remembrances. 1.3. Minutes (ID # 23-0807) Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting, April 13, 2023. 2. CITATIONS 3. PUBLIC HEARINGS 3.1. Grant of Location (ID # 23-0758) Verizon applying for a Grant of Location to install 50 feet of conduit in Willow Avenue, from Utility Pole 198/13 to a point of pickup at 110 Willow Avenue. Page 1 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 4. ORDERS, ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS OF MEMBERS 4.1. Order (ID # 23-0726) By Councilor Strezo and Councilor McLaughlin That the Director of Engineering paint a crosswalk at Washington and Franklin Streets. 4.2. Order (ID # 23-0780) By Councilor Strezo That the Commissioner of Public Works remove, or raise above human height, the dangling wire tied to a street sign in front of 88 Foskett Street, and report to this City Council who owns the pole. 4.3. Withdrawn (ID # 23-0781) Withdrawn. 4.4. Withdrawn (ID # 23-0782) Withdrawn. 4.5. Order (ID # 23-0783) By Councilor Strezo That the Commissioner of Public Works remove, or raise above human height, the wire wrapped around a pole at 336 Washington Street, and report to this City Council who owns the pole. 4.6. Order (ID # 23-0787) By Councilor Strezo That the Commissioner of Public Works remove, or move to a safer location, the heavy cables tied to wires and suspended above the sidewalk in front of 67-69 Merriam Street, and report to this City Council who owns the poles. 4.7. Order (ID # 23-0788) By Councilor Strezo That the Commissioner of Public Works remove, or raise above human height, the dangling wires in front of 143 Hudson Street, and report to this City Council who owns the poles. 4.8. Order (ID # 23-0789) By Councilor Strezo That the Commissioner of Public Works remove, or raise above human height, the dangling wires in front of 43 Hudson Street, and report to this City Council who owns the poles. 4.9. Order (ID # 23-0790) By Councilor Strezo That the Commissioner of Public Works remove or relocate the wires tied around a pole in front of 21 Properzi Way, and report to this City Council who owns the poles. Page 2 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 4.10. Resolution (ID # 23-0727) By Councilor Strezo That the Administration provide an update on plans for Universal Basic Income/Guaranteed Income implementation and rollout. 4.11. Order (ID # 23-0797) By Councilor Kelly That the Director of Inspectional Services and the Environmental Health Coordinator update this Council on spring rodent mitigation programs and SMART box phases. 4.12. Resolution (ID # 23-0796) By Councilor Kelly That the Administration update this Council on the progress and timeline for establishing a safe consumption site. 4.13. Zoning Ordinance (ID # 23-0791) By Councilor Ewen-Campen and Councilor Wilson Amending the Zoning Ordinances Section 10.3, Development Standards, and Table 10.4.1. to include vegetated roofs. 4.14. Communication (ID # 23-0720) By Councilor Ewen-Campen In his capacity as President, appointing Alessandra Seiter to the Municipal Compensation Advisory Board. 4.15. Communication (ID # 23-0721) By Councilor Ewen-Campen In his capacity as President, appointing Catherine MacLean to the PILOT Advisory Task Force. 4.16. Communication (ID # 23-0775) By Councilor Ewen-Campen In his capacity as President, appointing Alexandre Galimberti to the Municipal Compensation Advisory Board. 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 6. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 6.A. CHARTER REVIEW SPECIAL COMMITTEE 6.A.1. Committee Report (ID # 23-0732) Report of the Special Committee on Charter Review, meeting as a Committee of the Whole on May 10, 2023. 6.A.2. Resolution (ID # 23-0815) By Councilor Davis That language be added to Section 3-6 of the Charter Review Committee’s proposed Charter text to include a provision subjecting the Chief Administrative Officer to reappointment and reconfirmation every two years. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. Page 3 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 6.A.3. Resolution (ID # 23-0816) By Councilor Scott Supporting the Charter Review Committee’s recommended Charter language in Section 6-6 requiring that the mayor submit a capital improvement program to the city council on or about October 15 of each year. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.A.4. Resolution (ID # 23-0817) By Councilor Scott That the language in Section 6-3 of the Charter Review Committee’s proposed Charter text be amended to include a requirement for the financial review presentation to be held on November 1. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.A.5. Resolution (ID # 23-0818) By Councilor Scott That language be included in Section 6-2 of the Charter Review Committee’s proposed text to change the timeline for soliciting Councilors’ budget input to the first regular City Council meeting of each calendar year. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.A.6. Resolution (ID # 23-0819) By Councilor Kelly That the Charter Review Committee’s proposed text be updated to move the General Fund budget submission deadline to May 15, and the School Committee budget submission to May 1 accordingly. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.A.7. Order (ID # 23-0820) By Councilor Ewen-Campen That Section 2-8(d) of the Charter Review Committee’s proposed Charter be added to read: Civil Service Employees - The mayor shall refer to the city council and simultaneously file with the city clerk the name of each person the mayor desires to appoint as a member or officer of the police department or the fire department. The city council shall not unreasonably withhold confirmation of appointments, shall adhere to any merit principles identified in applicable law, including, but not limited to applicable civil service law, and shall accompany a rejection with a written statement describing the reason, which shall be delivered to and placed on file with the city clerk within 30 days of that rejection. The question on confirmation of any appointment submitted by the mayor shall not be subject to the procedure of charter objection provided in section 2-9(b) of this charter. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. Page 4 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 6.A.8. Order (ID # 23-0821) By Councilor Scott That Section 3-5 of the Charter Review Committee's proposed Charter text be amended by adding the following subsection and renumbering subsection (c) to (d): (c) Civil Service Employees - The mayor may appoint, subject to confirmation, members and officers of the police department and fire department. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.A.9. Order (ID # 23-0822) By Councilor Davis That Section 5-3 of the Charter Review Committee’s proposed Charter text be amended to read: The mayor and city council shall provide a review to be made of all municipal employee compensation at 5-year intervals to ensure compensation is distributed equitably across all municipal employees and to the greatest extent possible compensation is sufficient to live in the city examine whether compensation reflects principles of equity and to the greatest extent possible is sufficient for municipal employees to live in the city. This review shall be made by a special committee to be established by ordinance, and the initial review shall be implemented as provided in Section 9-7(b). RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.B. FINANCE COMMITTEE 6.B.1. Committee Report (ID # 23-0731) Report of the Committee on Finance, meeting on May 9, 2023. 6.B.2. Order (ID # 23-0359) By Councilor Burnley Jr. and Councilor Kelly That the City Solicitor advise this Council regarding the city's ability to use General Funds for a mass medical debt relief program. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.B.3. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0549) Requesting approval of a transfer of $60,000 from the Fire Department Salaries Account to the Fire Alarm Overtime Account to cover a deficit in the Fire Alarm Overtime account. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.B.4. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0643) Requesting approval of a time-only contract extension for PMA Consultants LLC, for owner's project manager (OPM) services for the Building Master Plan project. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. Page 5 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 6.B.5. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0655) Requesting approval of a transfer of $17,590.52 from the Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development (OSPCD) Economic Development Division Personal Services Account to the OSPCD Administration Personal Services Account to fund a grants and procurement analyst position. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.B.6. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0656) Requesting approval of a transfer of $27,200 from the Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development (OSPCD) Housing Division Personal Services Account to the OSPCD Administration Division Personal Services Account to fund temporary salaries to cover the OSPCD special counsel vacancy. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.B.7. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0661) Requesting approval to accept and expend a $17,950 grant with no new match required, from the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources to the Health and Human Services Department for produce for the Mobile Market. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be withdrawn. 6.B.8. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0668) Requesting approval to accept and expend a $65,040 grant with no new match required, from the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security to the Police Department for the traffic safety program. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.B.9. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0673) Requesting the appropriation of $26,279.51 from the Medical Marijuana Stabilization Fund for the Supervised Consumption Plan. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be approved. 6.C. LAND USE COMMITTEE 6.C.1. Committee Report (ID # 23-0728) Report of the Committee on Land Use, meeting on May 4, 2023. Page 6 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 6.C.2. Order (ID # 23-0458) By Councilor Ewen-Campen, Councilor McLaughlin, Councilor Burnley Jr., Councilor Clingan, Councilor Davis, Councilor Gomez Mouakad, Councilor Kelly, Councilor Pineda Neufeld, Councilor Strezo and Councilor Wilson That the Director of Economic Development update this Council on the implementation of the Union Square Covenant, which includes local and veterans preference in hiring. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.D. OPEN SPACE, ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY COMMITTEE 6.D.1. Committee Report (ID # 23-0730) Report of the Committee on Open Space, Environment and Energy, meeting on May 8, 2023. 6.D.2. Order (ID # 22-0565) By Councilor Ewen-Campen, Councilor Wilson, Councilor Kelly and Councilor Gomez Mouakad That the Director of Inspectional Services report to this Council on the average time it takes for residents to have solar panels installed, identify the bottlenecks in this process, and discuss how this process can be streamlined and accelerated. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.D.3. Order (ID # 22-0569) By Councilor Gomez Mouakad That the Director of Planning & Zoning and the Director of the Office of Sustainability and Environment report on strategies to integrate and implement photovoltaics, weatherization, and electrification in Historic Properties. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.D.4. Order (ID # 22-0687) By Councilor Burnley Jr. and Councilor Scott That the appropriate staff update this Council on the status of the community gardens and discuss opportunities to create a mutual aid garden. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. Page 7 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 6.D.5. Order (ID # 22-0828) By Councilor Wilson, Councilor McLaughlin, Councilor Clingan and Councilor Pineda Neufeld That the Director of Public Space and Urban Forestry update this Council on plans to dramatically increase the number of trees in Foss Park. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.D.6. Order (ID # 22-0951) By Councilor Pineda Neufeld, Councilor Wilson, Councilor Burnley Jr., Councilor Kelly and Councilor Strezo That the Director of Sustainability and Environment update this Council on any plans for a municipal composting program. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.D.7. Order (ID # 23-0217) By Councilor Pineda Neufeld That the Director of Public Space and Urban Forestry, the Director of the Office of Sustainability and Environment, and the Director of Communications and Community Engagement discuss with this Council, opportunities to increase communication and education of residents on the impact of black swallow-wort and how to effectively remove and dispose of it. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.E. PUBLIC UTILITIES AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE 6.E.1. Committee Report (ID # 23-0729) Report of the Committee on Public Utilities and Public Works, meeting on May 8, 2023. 6.E.2. Order (ID # 23-0327) By Councilor Strezo and Councilor Ewen-Campen That the Commissioner of Public Works immediately remove the wires wrapped around the pole near 57 Atherton Street and report to the City Council who owns the pole. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.F. SCHOOL BUILDING FACILITIES AND MAINTENANCE SPECIAL COMMITTEE 6.F.1. Committee Report (ID # 23-0722) Report of the Special Committee on School Building Facilities and Maintenance, meeting in Joint Session with the School Committee's Finance and Facilities Subcommittee on May 1, 2023. Page 8 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 6.F.2. Order (ID # 22-1927) By Councilor McLaughlin and Councilor Gomez Mouakad That the Commissioner of Public Works provide the current noise readings of the mechanical systems on the roof of the East Somerville Community School and verify that they are in compliance with Noise Control Ordinance regulations. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.F.3. Order (ID # 23-0144) By Councilor Gomez Mouakad and Councilor Wilson That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management provide an update on issues with the High School Field House track flooring material and bleachers. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.F.4. Order (ID # 23-0145) By Councilor Gomez Mouakad That the Director of Public Space and Urban Forestry and the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management explain the selections of surface materials for school parks and playgrounds. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.F.5. Order (ID # 23-0479) By Councilor Gomez Mouakad That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management clarify the phases for the programming, design and development of the Winter Hill and Brown School Renovation/Reconstruction in the CIP Presentation shared with this Council on March 9, 2023. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 6.F.6. Order (ID # 23-0481) By Councilor Gomez Mouakad That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management identify department staff allocated to the School Building Feasibility Study, and the projected time commitment of this staff for the duration of the study. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. Page 9 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 6.F.7. Order (ID # 23-0609) By Councilor Gomez Mouakad That the Director of Infrastructure and Asset Management provide an update on the Building Conditions Analysis and Renovation Potential Assessment of the Winter Hill Community Innovation School and provide a schedule of the projected completion of this analysis and assessment. RECOMMENDED: Recommended to be marked work completed. 7. COMMUNICATIONS OF THE MAYOR 7.1. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0718) Requesting approval to appropriate $104,247.14 from the Bikeshare Stabilization fund for new stations at 5 Middlesex Ave and 10-50 Prospect St. 7.2. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0725) Requesting approval to extend the contract with the Mystic River Watershed Association for Blessing of the Bay Park Revitalization Phase 2 for an additional 24 months. 7.3. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0772) Requesting approval to accept and expend a $17,950 grant with no new match required, from the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources to the Health and Human Services Department to restructure the food security coalition. 7.4. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0606) Requesting approval to accept and expend a $5,063.14 grant, with no new match required, from the Barr Foundation for staff attendance at the Designing Cities 2023 conference. 7.5. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0792) Requesting confirmation of the appointment of Colin Curzi to the Historic Preservation Commission. 7.6. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0793) Requesting confirmation of the appointment of Denise Price to the Historic Preservation Commission. 7.7. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0795) Requesting confirmation of the appointment of Daniel Coughlin to the Historic Preservation Commission. 7.8. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0777) Requesting to appear to introduce Lammis Vargas, Chief Administrative Officer. 7.9. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0778) Requesting to appear with consultant Donald Jacobs, to provide information regarding the Classification and Compensation Study. Page 10 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 8. COMMUNICATIONS OF CITY OFFICERS 8.1. Officer's Communication (ID # 23-0550) Director of Water and Sewer conveying the FY 2024 Water & Sewer Rate proposal. 8.2. Officer's Communication (ID # 23-0786) Director of Communications and Community Engagement conveying the process for language access requests. 8.3. Officer's Communication (ID # 23-0794) City Clerk submitting amendments to the proposed charter to address scrivener's errors. 9. NEW BUSINESS 9.1. License (ID # 23-0773) New Automatic Amusement Device License, The Public, 563 Broadway, 6 devices. 9.2. License (ID # 23-0774) New Billiards and Bowling License, The Public, 563 Broadway, 2 pool tables. 9.3. License (ID # 23-0739) New Drainlayer's License, J.J. Phelan & Son Co. Inc. 9.4. License (ID # 23-0737) Renewing Drainlayer's License, Coastal Landscape Management. 9.5. License (ID # 23-0769) Renewing Drainlayer's License, D. Muzzioli Associates Inc. 9.6. License (ID # 23-0738) Renewing Drainlayer's License, DOG Excavation. 9.7. License (ID # 23-0740) Renewing Drainlayer's License, Hydra Tech, Inc. 9.8. License (ID # 23-0741) Renewing Drainlayer's License, Mendez Masonry & Construction Inc. 9.9. License (ID # 23-0768) Renewing Drainlayer's License, Vinny Mofford Excavation LLC. 9.10. License (ID # 23-0771) New Extended Operating Hours License, McDonalds, 14 McGrath Hwy, opening for 24/7 operation for take-out and delivery services. 9.11. License (ID # 23-0802) Renewing Extended Operating Hours License, Dunkin Donuts, 504 Broadway. Page 11 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 9.12. License (ID # 23-0784) Renewing Extended Operating Hours License, Dunkin Donuts, 282 Somerville Ave. 9.13. License (ID # 23-0742) Renewing Flammables License, Aris Auto Inc, 3 Craigie St. 9.14. License (ID # 23-0804) Renewing Flammables License, Broadway Gulf, 212 Broadway. 9.15. License (ID # 23-0743) Renewing Flammables License, Broadway Sunoco, 258 Broadway. 9.16. License (ID # 23-0744) Renewing Flammables License, Cumberland Farms #2469, 701 Somerville Ave. 9.17. License (ID # 23-0745) Renewing Flammables License, Good Gas, 343 Medford St. 9.18. License (ID # 23-0746) Renewing Flammables License, Hillside Auto Repair Inc, 583 Broadway. 9.19. License (ID # 23-0747) Renewing Flammables License, Keolis Commuter Services LLC, 23R Inner Belt Rd. 9.20. License (ID # 23-0748) Renewing Flammables License, Keolis Commuter Services LLC, 70R Third Ave. 9.21. License (ID # 23-0749) Renewing Flammables License, Keolis Commuter Services LLC, 132 Washington St. 9.22. License (ID # 23-0801) Renewing Flammables License, Pearl Street Auto Sales, 182 Pearl St. 9.23. License (ID # 23-0750) Renewing Flammables License, U-Haul Company of Boston, 600 Mystic Valley Pkwy. 9.24. License (ID # 23-0751) Renewing Flammables License, Winter Hill Yacht Club, 500 Artisan Way. 9.25. License (ID # 23-0752) New Garage License, Zone Kar, 166 Boston Ave, 2 cars inside, 4 outside for mechanical repairs only, Mon-Fri 7:30am-5:30pm, Sat & Sun closed. 9.26. License (ID # 23-0770) Renewing Garage License, Boston Sand and Gravel Company, 492R Rutherford Ave. 9.27. License (ID # 23-0753) Renewing Garage License, Broadway Sunoco, 258 Broadway. 9.28. License (ID # 23-0800) Renewing Garage License, DW Propco JK, LLC, 0 Dawes St. Page 12 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 9.29. License (ID # 23-0799) Renewing Garage License, Herb Chambers I-93 Inc, 71 Linwood St. 9.30. License (ID # 23-0754) Renewing Garage License, M. Korson & Co., Inc, 91 Washington St. 9.31. License (ID # 23-0755) Renewing Garage License, Mass General Brigham, 21 Third Ave. 9.32. License (ID # 23-0756) Renewing Garage License, Pearl Street Auto Sales, 182 Pearl St. 9.33. License (ID # 23-0757) Renewing Garage License, Webster Auto Body, 69 Webster Ave. 9.34. License (ID # 23-0759) Renewing Outdoor Parking License, Star Market Company #2575, 275 Beacon St. 9.35. License (ID # 23-0803) Renewing Second Hand Dealer License, Buffalo Exchange, 238 Elm St. 9.36. License (ID # 23-0767) Renewing Second Hand Dealer License, Kay Jewelers Outlet #2962, 360 Artisan Way. 9.37. Public Event (ID # 23-0760) Jeff Kaufman applying for a Public Event License for Porchfest on Morrison on May 13 from 1:30pm to 4:30pm (raindate May 14). 9.38. Public Event (ID # 23-0761) Claire Crowther applying for a Public Event License for Porchfest on Morgan on May 13 from 4pm to 6pm (raindate May 14). 9.39. Public Event (ID # 23-0785) Peter Montague applying for a Public Event License for Madison St BP on May 20 from 8am to 8:30pm (raindate May 21). 9.40. Public Event (ID # 23-0762) Rachel Powe applying for a Public Event License for Leonard St/Walker St BP on June 3 from 9am to 6pm (raindate June 4). 9.41. Public Event (ID # 23-0763) Elisabeth Adams applying for a Public Event License for Berkeley St BP on June 4 from 3pm to 9pm (raindate June 11). 9.42. Public Event (ID # 23-0776) Sarah Pappas applying for a Public Event License for Dimick/Marion Streets Mural Repainting on June 24 from 8am to 8pm (raindate June 25). Page 13 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 9.43. Public Event (ID # 23-0764) Avir Waxman applying for a Public Event License for Summit Ave BP on July 1 from 10am to 10pm (raindate July 2). 9.44. Public Event (ID # 23-0765) Yessenia Lopez applying for a Public Event License for St Benedict: A mile with Jesus on July 9 from 10:30am to 1pm. 9.45. Public Event (ID # 23-0766) Alex Pickert applying for a Public Event License for NICE on July 21, 22 & 23 from 10am to 12am. 9.46. Public Communication (ID # 23-0724) 138 registered voters submitting a petition requesting a public hearing regarding transparency in the development process. 9.47. Public Communication (ID # 23-0798) Community Action Agency of Somerville (CAAS) conveying a report on housing advocacy efforts. 10. SUPPLEMENTAL ITEMS 10.1. Order (ID # 23-0809) By Councilor Gomez Mouakad That this City Council conduct a public hearing on the programming, planning and design process and schedule for the Winter Hill Community Innovation School and the Benjamin Brown School. 10.2. Order (ID # 23-0810) By Councilor Gomez Mouakad That the Director of Planning, Preservation & Zoning re-evaluate the Green Score (Section 10.4) in the Zoning Ordinances for Neighborhood Residential Districts and consider implementing a percentage for pervious and green space requirements. 10.3. Order (ID # 23-0811) By Councilor Gomez Mouakad That the Director of Planning, Preservation & Zoning reconsider the height limits in Neighborhood Residence (NR) Districts, as listed in section 10.2.2.c Arbor or Trellis, to align with the minimum floor to floor heights for each principal building type. 10.4. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0812) Requesting approval of a transfer of $15,000 from the City Clerk Salaries Account to the City Clerk R&M - Software Account to expand the digital accessibility and archiving of the Code of Ordinances and Zoning Ordinances. Page 14 of 15

City Council Regular Meeting Agenda May 11, 2023 10.5. Mayor's Request (ID # 23-0823) Requesting approval of a transfer of $15,000 from the Clerk of Committees Salaries - Monthly Account to the City Clerk R&M - Software Account to expand the digital accessibility and archiving of the Code of Ordinances and Zoning Ordinances. 10.6. Public Event (ID # 23-0808) Francesca Broekman applying for a Public Event License for Holi Festival on May 14 from 1pm to 5pm (raindate June 4 & June 11). 11. LATE ITEMS 12. ADJOURNMENT Page 15 of 15