Burlington City Council
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Agenda Items
- Call to Order and Agenda - 0:00
- Work Session Regarding Transition Back To In-Person Meetings - 2:18
- Climate Emergency Reports - 53:09
- Committee Reports - 55:43
- Public Forum - 59:53
- Consent Agenda - 65:04
- Local Control Commission - 67:14
- Indoor Entertainment Permit Application (2021-2022): Zero Gravity, 716 Pine Street - 71:11
- Outdoor Entertainment Permit Application (2021-2022): Zero Gravity, 716 Pine Street - 71:47
- Indoor Entertainment Permit Application (2021-2022): Burlington Beer Company, d/b/a Burlington Beer Company, 180 Flynn Avenue - 72:20
- Outdoor Entertainment Permit Application (2021-2022): Burlington Beer Company, d/b/a Burlington Beer Company, 180 Flynn Avenue - 72:52
- Board of Civil Authority - 73:34
- City Council with Mayor Presiding - 75:15
- Communication: Board and Commission Selection Committee, re: 2021 Appointment Slate - 97:19
- Public Hearing Regarding FY22 Common Area Fees for the Church Street Marketplace - 103:47
- Appeal of Assessment of Common Area Fee by BTC Mall Associates, LLC - 104:49
- Resolution: Allocation Method And Standards For Common Area Fee Formula, And Establishment Of Common Area Fees For The Church Street Marketplace For Fiscal Year 2022 - 129:00
- Resolution: Annual Appropriation And Budget For Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2021 And Ending June 30, 2022 - 130:30
- Resolution: Annual Tax Assessments On The Property Grand List Of The City For The Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2021 And Ending June 30, 2022 - 180:55
- Presentation: Eileen Blackwood, City Attorney, re: Presentation of Airport Regionalization Report - 183:50
- City Council - General Affairs - 217:00
- City Council President - Council Updates - 217:20
- Mayor - General Affairs - 218:42
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