The council adopted an ordinance authorizing additional improvements totaling $200,000 and advanced affordable-housing code changes ahead of a March 15 legal deadline.
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The council approved additional improvement work, a renewed long-term lease for recreational facilities at the Sawmill Property, and several property-related actions. It also introduced updated affordable-housing ordinances and referred them to the Planning Board for review. The council approved applications for two traffic-safety grants requesting a combined $23,182.65.
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Adopted an ordinance authorizing additional improvements totaling $200,000.
Approved a revised long-term lease with the Hamilton YMCA for recreational facilities at the Sawmill Property; Councilmember Whalen abstained.
Accepted a right-of-way dedication connected to the property at 1201 State Highway 33.
Vacated unused public rights associated with portions of Williamson Avenue described as a paper street.
Introduced updated ordinances concerning affordable-housing development fees and affordable housing, and referred both proposals to the Planning Board for review.
Approved applications for a 2026 drunk-driving enforcement grant requesting $16,182.65 and a distracted-driver enforcement grant requesting $7,000.
Acknowledged documentation to amend an ABC license for South Broad Street Liquors at 2695 South Broad Street, Unit 3.
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