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Prepared by: Citizens’ Research Education Network,
Hartford Public Library, and Hartford 2000
There are 39 items on the regular agenda.The Council meeting will begin at 8 P. M. at
Hartford City Hall in Council Chambers and will be televised live on Hartford
Public Access, Channel 21.
Elizabeth Park Alcohol Waiver – On the recommendation
of Council member Eugenio Caro, the Council will vote on a resolution allowing
the Pond House in Elizabeth Park to serve alcohol along with its food
service.(Item #38)
National Theatre of the Deaf – on the recommendation
of Mayor Michael Peters, the Council will vote on a resolution to provide the
National Theatre of the Deaf with a loan of $100,000 from Urban Development
Action Grant funds (UDAG).The Theatre
of the Deaf, headquartered at Coltsville Heritage Park, is awaiting federal
funds that should be available by January 1, 2001.The loan will be at 0% interest and drawn down on an as needed
basis and to be repaid no later than March 31, 2001.(Item #28)
Housing Preservation Loan Fund -- On the
recommendation of Deputy Mayor Francis Sanchez, the Council will consider a
resolution which would designate $500,000 from the Housing Fund be made available
to city residents who are presently ineligible to receive loans from the
Housing Preservation Loan Fund because their incomes exceed federal
guidelines.(Item #29)
City Services
Satisfaction Survey –The Council will vote on a resolution authorizing City
Manager Kee Borges to contract with Impact Strategies to conduct surveys to
track changes in resident satisfaction with city services.The results of the survey would be used to
develop a communications strategy related to the survey data.(Item #18)
New Corporation Counsel – The Council will receive a
letter of resignation from Kevin Dubay, the city’s lawyer, and will vote on a
resolution stating that it will make an appointment of the new Corporation
Counsel from the pool of candidates interviewed on November 22.The names of the interviewees were not
included on the resolution.(Items #
11and 30)
If you have any questions about the agenda call Greg Vickers at CREN, 249‑1416. The Citizens' Research Education Network is a non‑profit research and education center for Hartford community‑based organizations. |
