Burlington City Council
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Agenda Items
- Call to Order and Agenda - 0:00
- Presentation Regarding School Budget - 3:36
- Public Forum - 46:51
- Climate Emergency Reports - 137:46
- Consent Agenda - 138:00
- Local Control Commission Meeting - 139:28
- Indoor Entertainment Permit Application (2020-2021): Spot at Hula, 50 Lakeside Avenue - 143:37
- Outdoor Entertainment Permit Application (2020-2021): Spot at Hula, 50 Lakeside Avenue - 144:39
- Second Public Hearing Regarding Charter Changes for March 2, 2021 Annual City Election - 151:45
- Resolution: Determination of Need For Concise Summary Of Charter Change Amendments On Ballots And In The Warning - 165:54
- Communication: Norman Baldwin, P.E., City Engineer/Assistant Director of Public Works and Sophie Sauve, PLA, Parks Comprehensive Planner, re:Seeking authorization to execute a number of Agreements with the Vermont Agency of Transportation, Vermont Rail System, Lake Champlain Transportation Company, and ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain in support of the Bike Path Relocation and Passenger Rail Project - 178:42
- Resolution: Granting An Easement To State Of Vermont Agency Of Transportation Over The Pease Grain Lot, Parcel #1, To Install And Maintain An Underdrain - 199:27
- Resolution: Granting An Easement To State Of Vermont Agency Of Transportation Over The Waterfront Park, Parcel #2, To Install And Maintain A Railroad Signal Control Cabinet - 203:36
- Resolution: Approval Of Public Safety Continuity Plan - 205:55
- Resolution: March 2, 2021 Annual City Meeting - Ballot Question Advising Decrease In Authorized Number Of Police Officers Only To 84 - 236:55
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For more information on the Burlington City Council and current procedures and meeting dates, please visit burlingtonvt.gov/CityCouncil/City-Council-Meeting-Schedule.
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