1979/05/07 MINUTES
EXECUTIVE BOARD
May 7, 1979
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Orlando P. Ragazzi at 7:50 p.m.
Deputy Mayors Joseph P. Lanzoni and Robert A. Argazzi (8:15 p.m.) were
~present.
Also present were: Commission for the Aging members Leland Rich,
Charles Graham and Joseph Murphy; Florence Barrell, Senior Director;
James Capodiece, Director of Park and Recreation; Gary S. Clinton,
Finance Director; Morgan Seelye, Town Engineer; Joseph Paskiewicz,
Deputy Director of Public Works; John Heenehan representing the Hartford
Courant; and Ralph Cobuzzi.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mayor Ragazzi, it was voted to
approve the minutes o£ April 25, 1979 as presented. MOTION CARRIED.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mayor Ragazzi, it was voted to
go into Executive Session for the purpose of discussing the vacancy in
the Upson House. MOTION CARRIED. (7:40 p.m.).
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mayor Ragazzi, it was voted to
come out of Executive Session at 7:55 p.m. MOTION CARRIED.
ACTION TAKEN IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
~On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mayor Ragazzi, it was voted to
' accept the recommendation of the Commission for the Aging and approve
the Lee Soucey family for the vacant apartment in the Upson House.
MOTION CARRIED.
Mr. Seelye was present to discuss the Savage Hill Pump Station. He
reported that $15,000 has already been allocated for the construction
of a pump station to alleviate the water pressure problem on Savage
Hill. Mr. Seelye explained that he was going to put the total project
out to bid to different manufacturers and suppliers to try and put the
thing together using components we (the Engineering Department) know
work. He reported that most of the items will be put out to bid, but
is requesting that the electrical components not be put out to bid.
Mr. Seelye stated that he feels it would be in the best interest of the
Town if he is allowed to negotiate prices for the complex electrical
components needed. He reported that some of the specialized equipment
is only available from one supplier. Mayor Ragazzi asked if a price
comparison can be accomplished. Mr. Seelye reported that on some items
this could not be accomplished, as there is only one supplier. Mayor
Ragazzi asked if Mr. Seelye feels this will be less expensive and of
~-hthe best quality. Mr. Seelye replied that it will definitely be of top
quality. Mayor Ragazzi then asked if Mr. Seelye will be able to stay
within the allocated budget. Mr. Seelye replied definitely.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mayor Ragazzi, it was voted to
i/~accept the recommendation of Mr. Seelye as long as the budget is not
· exceeded. MOTION CARRIED.
Executive Board Mintues
S/7/79
Mr. Paskiewicz was present to discuss the Refuse Disposal Contract
for the 1979/80 Fiscal Year. (see attached) The overall increase
is 6.5% over last year. The total cost of the Sanitation and Leaf
Collection, Account #722, is itemized as follows:
Item A (1) $ 4,690.20
Item A (2) 81,972.00
Item B 2,910.60
Est. Fuel
Account #722
This cost reflects a 6.5% increase and an additional 96 units.
total fuel allotment is 25,800 gallons.
The
The City of Hartford has increased their tonnage charge from $5.50 per
ton in the 1978/79 fiscal year to $7.00 per ton for the 1979/80 fiscal
year. Albreada's cost for hauling refuse to Hartford has increased
by 6.5%, from 55¢ per ton to 57¢ per ton. Therefore, the Refuse Disposal
Account #720, is itemized as follows:
Hartford -$7.00 x 7800 estimated tons - $54,600.00
Item C - Albreada, $4.44 x 7800
estimated tons -
34,652.00
Account #720 '$89,232 00
Mr. Paskiewicz reported that the Extension of the Contract for the
~f-~Fiscal Year 1979/80 has been reviewed by Attorney Jackaway and approved
for accuracy. Mayor Ragazzi stated that there have been very few
complaints from anyone concerning the service of Albreada. Mr. Paskiewicz
stated that the service has been excellent in the past. Mr. Lanzoni
stated that he was in complete agreement.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mayor Ragazzi, it was voted to
extend the contract of Albreada for a period of one year from July 1,
1979 to June 50, 1980, with the above listed increases, and with the
provision that we will supply the gasoline. It was also voted to
accept the increase proposed by Albreada for hauling refuse to Hartford
for dumping. It was deemed in the best interest of the Town to extend
this contract with the increases rather than bid it out in that the
proposal is reasonable and the service of Albreada has been excellent
in the past. MOTION CARRIED.
Mr. Capodiece then presented the listing of the individuals that the
Park and Recreation Commission is recommending to fill the sUmmer
jobs. He reported that the same process that was utilized in the past
was again used. He stated that they are looking for people with
qualifications. The more qualified they are, the more interested the
Commission is in hiring. Everyone interested was asked to fill out
a written application. Each individual was then interviewed, with the
exception of those previously employed, and have done good jobs. Each
person was then rated. Experience, age, and previous summer work
was taken into consideration (See attached list of individuals) .
· . Mr
Capodiece reported that upon approval of the Executive Board, these
individuals will be notified and given until June 1 to either accept or
refuse the positions. The alternates on the list will then be progressed
as they appear to fill a refused position. The Park and Recreation
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hires people that are going to college or high school. He reported
that in the areas of directors which require more responsibility, they
do not necessarily have to be going to college.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to
~ 'approve the recommendation of the Park and Recreation Commission and
hire the individuals listed on the attached sheet. 'MOTION CARRIED.
Mr. Clinton, Finance Director, presented Amendment #9 of the Pension
Contract. He pointed out the changes that were made. He noted that
the amendments were reviewed by Attorney Jackaway. Mr. Argazzi asked
if this amendment was suggested by Connecticut General. Mr. Clinton
replied yes, and that this is what we(the Town) wanted in order to
allow the people to buy back. Mayor Ragazzi stated that there is
presently a grievance pending. Mr. Clinton replied yes. Mr. Argazzi
asked why Item I was needed. Mr. Clinton replied that it was not
actually needed, but felt it should be addressed because this is the
problem most people had with the Plan. The people submitting a
grievance are.grieving Item I. Mr. Argazzi asked what happens from
1972 to the present time. Mr. Clinton replied that the people that
are grieving bought in within the first six months of the option.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to
approve Amendment #9 of the Pension Contract. MOTION CARRIED.
Mr. Clinton presented a proposed "Employee Termination Record" that
~'~he prepared. He reported that at present the person is treated as
an employee from the time he starts working to the day that he is last
phid, Ne reported that he would like a formalizedrecord which is
signed off by the Personnel Director and would be approved by the
Executive Board. It will help eliminate any problems. Mayor Ragazzi
commented that no one will be paid until the Executive Board approves
it. Mr. Argazzi stated that he wishes we (the Town)had this before.
Mayor Ragazzi stated that it is alleviating a lot of problems.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to
approve the Employee Termination Record as prepared by Mr. Clinton.
MOTION CARRIED.
Mr. Clinton then reported on the status of Sage Park. He explained that
a motion from the Executive Board is needed to accept the Sage Park
so that the package can he completed. Park and Recreation has indicated
that everything is in order. Mr. Clinton reported that Mr. Landry
had indicated that everything was in order.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to
accept Sage Park as completed, upon the return of a letter to be sent
~'~to the Architect for his signature, stating that the work has been
totally completed. MOTION CARRIED.
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Mr. Clinton reported that according to a new Federal Law, all employees
are required to be covered'for maternity benefits. This has to be
covered either by the Town or by CMS and Blue Shield, under the semi-
private plan. He presented a form from CMS and Blue Shield that is to
be completed and returned to them. They will then put the maternity-
benefits in effect retroactive to April 30, 1979. The Town will not
be charged until July 1, 1979. Total cost will be $3.S2 per month
per individual, a little over $40.00 per year per individual. This
totals approximately $4,000 per year cost for the Town. Mr. Argazzi
asked if our insurance benefits are contributory. Mr. Clinton stated
that the only insurance paid by the employees is Major Medical for
dependents. Mr. Argazzi asked if the new rider had to be put on all
employees, even if they are over child bearing age. Mr. Clinton yes.
Mr. Clinton reported that the Town is not set up to be able to provide
the coverage direct.
On motion by Mr. Argazzi, seconded by Mr. Lanzoni, it was voted to
sign the form to allow CMS and Blue Shield to provide maternity coverage
to Town employees. MOTION CARRIED.
Mayor Ragazzi presented the Budget Request of the Design Review
Committee in the amount of $50.00 to Account #175. Mrs. Macfarlane,
in the attached letter, reported that these funds are necessary for the
Committee to run thru June 30, 1979. On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded
by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to approve the Budget Request of the
f-~Design Review Committee in the amount of $50.00 to Account #175.
MOTION CARRIED.
Mayor Ragazzi presented Mr. Clifford A. Landry's letter of resignation
dated April 50, 1979, which follows:
"Please accept my resignation from the position of Administrative
Project Director and other assigned duties as of the close of
business on Thursday, May 3, 1979.
As you are aware, I have accepted a position with the Department
of Transportation, State of Connecticut. As soon as I have
established myself, I will inform you of how I may be contacted so
that I might assist you during the transition period.
Best wishes for the future. It has been challenging and
enjoyable working for you and the Town of Berlin."
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to
accept the resignation of Mr. Landry with deep regret. MOTION CARRIED.
~Motion was made by Mayor Ragazzi, and seconded by Mr. Lanzoni, to appoint
Gary M. Laskowski to fill the vacancy of Nicholas DiMaggio on the Berlin
Board of Police Commissioners. MOTION CARRIED.
Mr. Cobuzzi asked permission to address the Executive Board. He stated
that he had hoped Mr. Laskowski would be present so that he could show
him his support. He apologized to the Mayor for earlier remarks. Mayor
Ragazzi told Mr. Cobuzzi that he is sure Mr. Laskowski would appreciate
hearing from Mr. CobUzzi. Mr. Cobuzzi then left the meeting.
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Mayor Ragazzi then presented the names of Mr, Nunzio Rosso for reappoint-
ment to the Central Connecticut Regional Planning Agency, and Miss Carol
Gandolfo for appointment to the Agency, to fill the unexpired term of
Miss Kelly O'Reilly who resigned.
On motion by Mr. Argazzi, seconded by Mr. Lanzoni, it was voted to
reappoint Mr. Rosso and to appoint Miss Gandolfo to the Central Connecticut
Regional Planning Agency and to bring the appointments before the Annual
Town Meeting. MOTION CARRIED.
Mayor Ragazzi reported that a letter was received from Mr. George Lubin,
Chairman of the Park and Recreation Commission, stating that they are in
complete agreement with the recommendation of Mr. Martin, President of the
Berlin Savings Bank, in naming the park at the intersection of Main Street
and Kensington Road in honor of Mr. Henry C. Deming.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to name
the park at the intersection of Main Street and Kensington Road, Kensington,
Connecticut, in honor of Mr. Henry C. Deming in recognition of his many
years of service to the Town of Berlin. The park will be known as
Deming Park. MOTION CARRIED.
Mayor Ragazzi read the April 20, 1979 letter from Mr. Edward O. Gaffney
of 44 Canterbury Road, Berlin. Mr. Gaffney is requesting permission
to put up a basketball hoop in front of his house at the end of a
cul-de-sac. Mayor Ragazzi reported that Attorney Jackaway has reviewed
this and has prepared a waiver that could be signed by the participant
'~ ~ or parent/guardian alleviating the Town of any liability in case of
injury. Attorney Jackaway did not feel there would be a problem.
Question was raised as to whether ::or not permission has to be received
from the Zoning Board. Mayor Ragazzi is to check into this.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to allow
Mr. Gaffney to install the basketball hoop providing that all participants
sign a waiver relieving the Town of any responsibility and return the
signed copies to the Town. MOTION CARRIED.
Mayor Ragazzi presented a copy of the legal notice placed in the papers
for the sale of the Town property on Stockings Brook Road. This was for
informational purposes only.
Mayor Ragazzi reported that Mrs. Carolyn Criniti has resigned the
position of Clerk in the Assessor's Office, and requested that a Notice
of Position Opening be posted to fill the vacancy. Mayor Ragazzi
explained that Mrs. Criniti came into the Mayor's Office on 4/30/79
and she stated that she just could not stay. He asked her to stay
because there was a possibility of there being an opening that she would
qualify for tin another Department). He told her he would try to do
something for her in any other way. Mr. Landry brought her a pink slip
at her home. Mayor Ragazzi stated that he did every~in~he c0uld possibly
do to assist Mrs. Criniti. She had just gotten to the point that she
did not want to stay any longer. Mr. Argazzi stated that he feels it
~-~ would have been better to give her the position in the Building Department.
He felt that Mrs. Lindgren could have been put in the Assessor's Office.
Mayor Ragazzi stated that he took the recommendation of the Department
Head (in filling the position in the Building Department). Mrs. Lindgren
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was the preference of the Department Head. Mayor Ragazzi stated that
~s how the decision was made. Mr. Argazzi asked what Mrs. Lindgren
xs presently doing with the Board of Finance. Mayor Ragazzi replied
that her intentions are to terminate with them after the Budget Meeting.
..She said that she has discussed this with Mr. Ward. Mr. Argazzi
stated that he thinks it is unfortunate that Mrs. Criniti left. Mayor
Ragazzi stated that Mrs. Criniti is a very capable person. If she
would like to apply for a future position, we would give her every
consideration.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to
authorize the posting of a Notice of Position Opening for a Clerk in
the Assessors Office, to fill the vacancy created by the resignation
of Mrs. Criniti. The position will pay $3.76 per hour. MOTION CARRIED.
Mayor Ragazzi reported on the Welfare fraud that has been occurring.
He stated that due to the efficiency of Mrs. Bourgoin in handling the
Welfare Roll, she has managed to have two arrests made on fraud. Mrs.
Bourgoin then explained that both individuals involved gave false
addresses. ~hen it became apparant that the addresses could not be
verified the Police were called in to investigate. Both persons were
placed under arrest. One person pleaded guilty in court and the other
did sign a confession, but has not yet gone to court.
Mayor Ragazzi presented the following names to be presented at the
cAnnual Town Meeting for appointment to the Berlin Public Health Nursing
Service Board of Directors:
(Mrs.) Sally J. Friedland
(Mrs.) Cordelia K. Johnson
(Mrs.) Margaret N. Moorad
(Mrs.) Ella F. Perkins
{Mr.) Donald F. Hubert
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to accept
the above listed names for appointment, upon ratification at the Annual
Town Meeting. MOTION CARRIED.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to add
the following items to the call of the Annual Town Meeting to be held
May IS, 1979:
1. To elect five members to the Board of Directors of the
Berlin Public Health Nursing Service.
Z. To prOvide by resolution for the appointment of a
representative to the Central Connecticut Regional Authority for a
three-year term, which term expires in 1RS1.
5. To provide by resolution for the appeintment of a
representative to fill an unexpired term to the Central Connecticut
Regional Authority, which term expires in 1980. '
MOTION CARRIED.
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Mr. Argazzi asked if the budget would be going to Referendum. Mayor
Ragazzi stated that Mr. Doran indicated that he is going to present
petitions to the Town Clerk to bring the budget to Referendum. Mr.
Argazzi stated that he feels it is a good idea to see how the people
..feel about the tax increase. Mayor Ragazzi stated that he feels it is
a good budget even with the additional items, as it is a 1.74 increase.
If it goes to referendum, he feels in his own mind that it will pass.
Mr. Argazzi stated that he is not so sure.
Mr. Argazzi asked for a review of the Albreada Contract as he was not
yet present when the Contract was voted on. The Contract was again
reviewed. Mayor Ragazzi explained that it works out with a 6 1/2%
increase over last year's contract. Mr. Argazzi stated that it is not
a substantial increase and that Albreada does a good job. Mayor Ragazzi
stated that they have provided good service. Mr. Lanzoni asked if
the Town receives many complaints. Mayor Ragazzi replied no.
Mr. Argazzi reported that Dick Benson indicated to him that he had
spoken to Mayor Ragazzi about another Federal program for the bridge
(Pasco Hill - Berlin Street Bridge ). Mayor Ragazzi stated that the
fund will not be available until October; DOT is still trying to free
up our funds. Me are still checking into a temporary bridge. If the
funds are forthcoming, we may not need a temporary bridge.
Mr. Argazzi requested that the Executive Board Meetings scheduled thru
the Little League Season be scheduled for 8:00 p.m. as he is a Coach
for a team. On motion by Mr. Argazzi, seconded by Mr Lanzoni, it was
voted to schedule the Executive Board Meetings for 8:00 p.m. thru the
month of June, 1979. MO'TI'ON 'C~RRIED.
There being no further business to come before the Executive Board, the
meeting'adjourned at 9:15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Kathleen Bourgoin
Secretary
EXTENSION OF CONTRACT
In consideration of the mutual covenants expressed therein,
the contract between Albreada Refuse, Inc., a Connecticut
Corporation of Torrington, Connecticut, acting therein by
Donald Albreada, duly authorized, and the Town of Berlin
dated June 6, 1975 which was extended three times for periods
of (1) one year from July 1', 1976 to June 30, 1977, July 1,
1977 to June 30, 1978 and July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1979 is
hereby again extended for a period of (1) one year from
July 1, 1979 to June 30, 1980 on all of the same terms and
conditions as are set forth in the base contract, which
conditions are made part of this extension as if fully set
forth herein, excepting that the Town will supply fuel as
stated in Alternate #2 of proposal dated June 27, 1978,
units collected shall be 4950 with one update of units on
January 1, 1980 and the prices bid for Items (A),'(B), and
(C) of the Contract Proposal and the three previous extensions
shall be as follows:
Item A (1) Ail schools, Town Hall, Park & Recreation
garage and three dumpsters at the recylcing center $390.85
per month and for each additional dumpster requested by the
Town there shall be an extra charge of $25.00 per month.
Item A (2)
Item B
Item C
$1.38 per unit per month
.049 per unit per month
.35 per ton mile. 12 mile maximum
Note: A maximum of 25,800 gallons of fuel will be supplied
by the Town.
Dated at Berlin, Connecticut, this
In the presence of:
day of 1979.
Albreada Refuse Inc.
By
Duly Authorized
By
Town of Berlin
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NAMES
PLAYGROUND PERSONNEL
1979
ADDRESS
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DIRECTOR: Diane Paris
FEMALE SUPERVISORS:
2.
3.
4.
') 5.
6.
7.
8.
Laurie Medvec
Judith Karp
Susan Manzo
Patricia Gaffney
Sally Martinelli
MaryBeth Lang
Donna Lubin
Karen Brester
MALE SUPERVISORS:
1. Michael McCann
2. Clay Kirsch
3. Ste ~n Bonaiuto
4. David Farrell
5. Paul Briganti
6. Scott Parsons
7. Scott Reed
8. Frank Sataline
SPECIALISTS:
1. Angelo Tamburro, MUSIC
98 Sterling Dr. Kens.
718 High Road, Kens
236 Christian Lane
34 Harding St.
41 Kenton St.
689 Demi ng Rd.
145 Stockings Brk Rd.
50 Westview Ter.
80 Sterling Dr.
30 Tanglewood Ct.
64 Madison Dr.
1452 Farmington Ave.
550 Lower Lane
85 Hickory Hill Rd.
30 Woodruff Circle
73 Sterling Dr.
78 Galpin Lane
490 Lower Lane
828-5170
8-6019
8-3025
8-9855
8-5559
8-5856
8-4373
8-6442
8-0638
8-6180
8-5815,
8-0074
8-9918
225-7104
8-3666
8-5326
8-4218
8-4392
2. Carolyn Conti, Arts 233 Dayl Dr. 224-0084
NAMES
DIRECTOR: Lynn Kropf
ASST. DIRECTORS:
Todd Marble, Percival
Karen Ward, East Berlin
Denise Magnoli, Memorial
HEAD GUARDS:
Nancy Baccaro, Percival
Wendy Jedd, East Berlin
Roger Austin, Memorial
LIFEGUARDS:
1. Eric Nielsen
2. Fred Criniti
3. Elizabeth White
4. Marilee Kern
5. Constance Jones
6. Edward Klotz
7. Raymond Revoir
8. Suzanne Jorsey
g. Mark Kiniry
10. Andrea Hart
11. Patricia Pigott
12. Susanne Marzi
13, Walter Murdock
14. Kent Collins
15. Hope Klein
16. Michael Miller
POOL PERSONNEL
1979
ADDRESS
TEL~
48 Everett St.
828-6245
1343 High Road
43 Oak Ridge Dr.
1232 Farmington Ave
8-4235
8-4544
8-6791
208 Edgewood Road
2346 Chamberlain Hwy
36 Glenbrook Road
8-5469
8-6494
8-95/9
1363 Kensington Rd.
29 Sbona Road
112 Simms Rd
7 Rockledge Ct.
496 Edgewood Rd.
380 Lower Lane
75 Lawndale St.
33 Main St.
35 Harvest Hill
148 Hartland Ter.
53 Glendale Ave.
178 Butternut Lane
255 Lincoln St,
32 Cedarwood
136 Oakridge Dr.
200 Crater Lane
8-5665
8-4490
229-2133
8-5268
8-4325
8-5369
8-5425
8-9919
8-3780
8-3034
8-6690
223-8912
223-8524
225-3025
8-3973
8-5828
1979--- PERSONNEL -- Pool continued
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LIFEGUARDS:
17. Julie Maloney
18. Jill Sunshine
19 Debra Bandzes
20 Elaine Wetmore
POOL MAINTENANCE:
!. William Yukna
2. Jeffrey Vibert
Copper Beech Ct.
87 Mildrum Road
774 High Rd.
1210 Kensington Rd.
84 Boyer St.
95 Main St. E.B.
8-0784
828-6049
8-6797
8-0122
8-6227
8-3162
POOL ATTENDANTS:
1. Marc Criniti
2. Kevin Sargis
3. Matt Odishoo
4. Bruce Westman
5. Doreen Naples
6. Martha Ba~caro
?. Beth Kucharczyk
8. Karen E. Kelleher
Smoky Hill Road
716 Lower Lane
37 Garden Drive
74 Sterling Dr.
98 Winesap Rd.
198 Edgewood Rd.
66 Overhill Dr.
126 Robindale Dr.
8-0836
8- 6607
8-6607
8-4355
8-4632
8-4443
'8-3650
8-0668
ADDENDUM
EXECUTIVE BOARD MINUTES
May 7, 1979
f'N TELEPHONE POLL: May 1S, 1979, 4:00 p.m.
On motion by Mayor Ragazzi, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to
set the date of May 23, 1979 for the Budget Referendum. MOTION CARRIED.
TELEPHONE POLL: May 16, 1979, 9:12 a.m.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to
approve the Budget Request of Mayor Ragazzi in the amount of $1,969.00
to Account #101, Mayor's Salary, and to submit to the Board of Finance
for their approval. MOTION'CARRIED.
TELEPHONE POLL: May 17, 1979, 12:55 a.m.
On motion by Mr. Argazzi, seconded by Mr. Lanzoni, it was voted to
accept the recommendation of the Park and Recreation Commission and
hire Mr. Laurent J. Fournier of 92 Cottage St., East Berlin, to fill
the position of Ranger at the Golf Course. MOTION 'CARRIED.
On motion by Mr. Lanzoni, seconded by Mr. Argazzi, it was voted to
submit a letter to the Board of Finance requesting reconsideration be
given to allocate $2S0.00 to the Housing Authority for Secretarial
Services. MOTION CARRIED.
Respectfully submitted,
Secretary'