November 12, 1987 - Regular City Council Session
City Council, November 12, 1987.
A regular session of the City Council is held Thursday, November 12, 1987, at eight nine o'clock p.m. All the members are present except Councilmembers Durand, Hodge, Lynch and Rabbitt and President Doyle presides.
The reading of the records of October 21, 1987, is dispensed with and the records are approved as prepared by the Clerk.
549 Communication from Walter J. Pulawski, City Engineer, relative to grade and curb on Dodge St from East Providence Line to Fred Street is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
The matter of establishing grade, also establishing sidewalks and curbing Dodge Street from East Providence Line to Fred Street which was advertised for a hearing at this time, is taken up, and it appearing from the return of the certified mail receipts that all persons interested have been notified to appear, and no persons appearing to object thereto, on the following roll call vote:
Ayes - President Doyle, Councilmembers Calista, Carney, Houle and Magill.
Noes - 0.
549 IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that said Dodge Street between the points aforesaid be graded and curbed and sidewalks established.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN HOULE.
With majority consent of the Council, Councilman Houle introduces the following entitled communication: "Communication from Dave Andrade requesting to tie into the Pawtucket Sewer system located at 89 Julian Street."
18 Upon Motion made by Councilman Houle, seconded by Councilman Carney, the communication from Dave Andrade requesting to tie into the Pawtucket Sewer System located at 89 Julian Street is approved provided it meets all the necessary requirements of the following: City Planning Commission, City Engineer, Director of Public Works, and Water Supply Board on a roll call vote, as follows:
Ayes - President Doyle, Councilmembers Calista, Carney, Houle, and Magill.
Noes - 0.
Petition for Second Hand Shop License of Joseph Trotter d/b/a Trotter's Books for the purpose of purchasing and selling used books at 589 Main Street, Tax Assessor's Plat 53, Lot 216, which was advertised for a hearing at this time, is taken up and is LAID ON THE TABLE on a unanimous voice vote. LICENSE #110
Petition of Michael Coppola and John O'Connor requesting the abandonment of a portion of Sando Street.
THE CLERK IS INSTRUCTED TO ADVERTISE FOR PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1987, AT 8 PM.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN CARNEY.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Carney, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Clerk is instructed to advertise for a Public Hearing to be held on Wednesday, December 9, 1987, at 8 PM on the following entitled petition: "Petition of S. V. Front Street Corporation, by its attorney Joseph A Keough, requesting to abandon the roadway known as Front Street.
589 Communication from His Honor, Mayor Henry S. Kinch, submitting the reappointment of Benjamin Chester as a Member of the Pawtucket Redevelopment Agency for Confirmation is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
The following nomination submitted by His Honor, Mayor Henry S. Kinch, for confirmation is confirmed on a roll call vote, as follows:
Ayes - President Doyle, Councilmembers Calista, Carney, Houle and Magill.
Noes - 0.
PAWTUCKET REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Benjamin Chester, Term expires September 12, 1992.
590 Communication from His Honor, Mayor Henry S. Kinch, concerning informational materials received about the Substance Abuse Prevention Act approved by the General Assembly during the 1987 session is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
487 Communication from Makram H. Megalli, PE., Director of Public Works, advising that Hatfield Street between Armistice Blvd and Evergreen will be on the Street Pavement Program for the next season is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
061 Communication from Albert R. Papineau, Director of Finance, submitting a statement of estimated, realized and unrealized revenues together with a status of appropriations report for the fiscal period from July 1, 1987, through September 30, 1987 is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
028 Communication from Makram H Megalli, PE, Director of Public Works, relative to Hobson Street is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
1 Copy of communication to Councilman Rabbitt from Councilman Lynch regarding naming the Police Annex Building is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
89 Communication from Matthew J. Gill, Jr., Director, Department of Transportation, relative to the Council's request for pedestrian crosswalks and signal controls along Newport Avenue is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
160 Communication from Makram H. Megalli, PE, Director of Public Works, relative to roadway improvement on Prospect Street is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
028 Memo from Todd Olbrych, Bldg Inspector, regarding the demolition of 82 High Street is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
595 Communication from Edward M. Hennigan, Executive Director, Pawtucket Redevelopment Agency, regarding the acquisition of three properties on Broadway for the purpose of redeveloping these properties as part of the Riverfront Redevelopment Plan is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
609 Communication from Pam Greenwood, C S Supervisor, Right of Way, New England Telephone Company, for proposed joint pole relocation on Wellesley Avenue is READ AND ORDERED FILED PENDING APPROVAL FROM DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS.
609 Communication from Pamela K Greenwood, C S Supv, Right of Way, New England Telephone, submitting petition for joint pole placements on Avon Street is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
609 Communication from Pamela K Greenwood, C S Supv, Right of Way, New England Telephone, submitting petition for proposed joint pole relocation on Walcott Street is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
609 Communication from Pam Greenwood, C S Supv, Right of Way, New England Telephone Co., submitting petition for proposed joint pole relocation on Prospect Street is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
609 Communication from Pamela K Greenwood, C S Supv, Right of Way, New England Telephone Co., submitting petition for proposed joint pole placement on Buchanan Street is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
609 Communication from Pam Greenwood, C S Supv, Right-of-Way, New England Telephone Co., submitting petition for proposed excavation to place approximately 185 feet of new conduit on Narragansett Park Drive and Beverage Hill Avenue is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
609 Communication from Pamela K Greenwood, C S Supv, Right of Way, New England Telephone Co., submitting petition for proposed joint pole placement on Birch Street is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
028 Copy of communication from Councilman William J Lynch sent to Council President James E Doyle concerning the proposed ban of Chlorofluorocarbon Foam Products is READ AND ORDERED FILED.
The following resolution is taken up:
Resolution Urging all Local Merchants to Adopt and Activate a Comprehensive Program Designed to end their current use of CFC Manufactured Foam Products.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN HOULE.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Houle, seconded by Councilman Carney, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Resolution Urging all Local Merchants to Adopt and Activate a Comprehensive Program Designed to end their current use of CFC Manufactured Faom Products is POSTPONED UNTIL NOVEMBER 25, 1987, City Council Meeting due to the fact that Councilman Lynch, sponsor of this resolution, is in Ireland with his family and has done a lot of research in this matter and Councilman Lynch would like the opportunity to present this information to the City Council himself at the next meeting.
The following resolution is LAID ON THE TABLE on a unanimous voice vote:
Resolution asking for a voluntary ban on the sale of cigarette rolling papers.
The following ordinance is read for the second time and is LAID ON THE TABLE on a unanimous voice vote:
Ordinance Regulating Automobile Repair Shops within the City of Pawtucket.
The following ordinance is LAID ON THE TABLE on a unanimous voice vote:
Ordinance in Amendment of Chapter 1097 of the Ordinances of the City of Pawtucket and Chapter 31 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, 1966, Entitled "ZONING." (Smithfield Avenue)
THE CLERK IS INSTRUCTED TO ADVERTISE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1987, AT 8 PM.
028 Communication from Betlen Corp to add their d/b/a of times Square Restaurant to their Victualling House License is READ AND ORDERED FILED AND APPROVED.
The following applications for licenses were Laid on the Table at the October 21, 1987, meeting and are again taken up and are TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT on a unanimous voice vote:
VICTUALLING HOUSE (First Class) - Broad Street Deli Inc, 90 Broad Street NEW LICENSE #216
Latin American Restaurant & Lounge Inc (transfer from Florian L Paquette d/b/a Latin American Restaurant & Lounge) 210 Dexter Street LICENSE #260
The following application for license is LAID ON THE TABLE on a unanimous voice vote:
SUNDAY SALES (Second Class) - Joseph Trotter d/b/a Trotter's Books, 589 Main Street NEW LICENSE #163
The following licenses are GRANTED on a unanimous voice vote:
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE - L & M Nursing Service, 235 Lonsdale Ave RENEWAL LICENSE #3
PIN BALL & AMUSEMENT DEVICES - Elias Dernikos d/b/a City Line Pizza & Restaurant, 592-594 Pawtucket Ave LICENSE #542 (2)
Main Street Pizza Inc, 904 Main St (1) NEW LICENSE #541
VICTUALLING HOUSE (First Class) - Kamma Corporation d/b/a Little Europe Sandwich Shoppe, 11 Benefit Street NEW LICENSE#219
The following applications for licenses are LAID ON THE TABLE on a unanimous voice vote:
VICTUALLING HOUSE (First Class) - Carolyn J Benoit d/b/a Broadway Athletic Association, 569 Broadway RENEWAL LICENSE #9
Norman Reisch & David Bazar d/b/a Mister Donut, 205 Dexter Street RENEWAL LICENSE #141 (OPEN 24 HOURS)
Two Guys Inc d/b/a Bob's Lounge, 214 Broad Street RENEWAL LICENSE #171
The following licenses are GRANTED on a unanimous voice vote:
VICTUALLING HOUSE (First Class) - ALL RENEWALS | LlC# |
19 Beverage Hill Realty Trust (Building 19) 645 Narragansett Park Drive | 212 |
1537 Corp d/b/a M Spumoni & Family, 1537-1539 Newport Avenue | 1 |
Berta P Amaral d/b/a Indian Lounge (Narragansett Cafe) 435 York Ave & 190 Columbus Ave | 2 |
Andreas D Andrikopoulos d/b/a Archie's Pizza, 1470 Newport Avenue | 3 |
4 | Aurora C Antunes d/b/a Belmont Cafe, 1513-1515 Newport Ave & 747 Cottage St |
6 | Edward Bakleh d/b/a Toti' s Pizza Palace, 622 Central Avenue |
7 | The Beef Hearth Inc, 825 Newport Avenue |
8 | Beijing Garden Restaurant Inc, 270 Dexter Street |
10 | Bess Eaton Donut Flour Co Inc d/b/a Bess Eaton Donuts of Newport Avenue, 1242 Newport Avenue OPEN 24 HOURS |
11 | Timothy J Bessette d/b/a Timmy's Place, 429 Benefit Street |
12 | Bill's Pizza IV Inc, 607 Smithfield Avenue |
13 | Bill's Restaurant Inc, 844 Newport Avenue |
14 | Blackstone Valley Babe Ruth League Inc, 92 East Avenue |
15 | Blarney Stone Pub Inc, 140-146 Dexter Street |
16 | Blue Bonnet Cafe Inc, 755 Broadway & 5 Columbine Avenue |
17 | Bobby's Rollerway Inc, Corner Mill & Garrity Sts |
18 | Bodner Inc d/b/a Lee's Pub, 605-607 Broadway |
19 | Boulevard Billiard Club, 508½ Armistice Blvd |
20 | Bradric Corp d/b/a Uncle Tony's Pizza & Pasta, 385 Smithfield Avenue |
21 | R. S. Campy' s Inc d/b/a Pizza Palace, 863 Newport Avenue |
22 | Manuel & Charles Catarina d/b/a M & C Grille, 367-369 Main Street |
23 | George F Chin d/b/a Kam's Restaurant, 174 Mineral Spring Avenue |
24 | Kenneth W Chin d/b/a House of Chin, 200 Mineral Spring Avenue |
26 | Taxiarhis Chrisicos d/b/a Olly's Pizza Parlor, 148 Broad Street |
27 | Club Social Portugues Inc, 131 School Street |
28 | David Coderre & Dennis Fonseca d/b/a Baggins, 573 Armistice Blvd |
29 | Kenneth M Collins & Paul R Conte d/b/a Ride's Restaurant, 1 & 3 Garden Street |
31 | Country Lounge Inc d/b/a Tommy's Lounge, 99 India Street |
32 | Countryside Deli Inc, 505-507 Armistice Blvd |
33 | Arthur S Croce d/b/a Mary-Lou's Restaurant, 197 Mineral Spring Avenue |
34 | Cumberland Farms Inc d/b/a Cumberland Farms #1265, 193 Division Street |
35 | Cumberland Farms Inc Central Avenue d/b/a Cumberland Farms #1231, 1113 Central Avenue |
36 | Cumberland Farms Inc d/b/a Cumberland Farms #1243, 698 Broadway |
37 | Cumberland Farms Inc d/b/a Cumberland Farms #1232, 711 East Avenue |
38 | Cumberland Farms Inc d/b/a Cumberland Farms #1230, 54 Newport Avenue |
39 | Cumberland Farms Inc d/b/a Cumberland Farms #1220, 1531 Newport Avenue |
40 | Cumberland Farms Inc d/b/a Cumberland Farms #1136, 248 West Avenue |
41 | Dairy Mart East Inc, 599 Benefit Street |
42 | Dairy Mart East Inc, 570 Broadway (Thrifty Shopping Plaza) |
43 | Dairy Mart East Inc, 232 Columbus Avenue |
44 | Dairy Mart East Inc, 885 Newport Avenue |
45 | Dairy Mart East Inc, 136 Spring Street |
46 | Dairy Mart East Inc, 614 Central Avenue |
47 | DAKA Food Service Management Inc, 1027 Newport Ave (in Hasbro Co) |
48 | D'Angelo Inc, 214 Broadway |
49 | Dante Alighieri Social Club, 22 Hurley Avenue |
LIC# | VICTUALLING HOUSE (First Class) (Continued) |
50 | Darlington Braves Inc, 44 East Ave (Snack Bar at Bingo Games) |
51 | Elias Dernikos d/b/a City Line Pizza & Restaurant, 592-594 Pawtucket Avenue |
52 | Dice Pizza Inc, 150 Benefit Street |
53 | The Dining Room Inc d/b/a Groucho's, 852-856 Newport Avenue |
54 | D & O Inc d/b/a Hooligans, 520 Central Avenue |
55 | Donald Anthony's Restaurant Ltd d/b/a Donald Anthony's Hose Co 6, 636 Central Avenue |
56 | Don's Catering & Luncheonette Inc d/b/a Don's Luncheonette, 169 Benefit Street |
57 | Beatrice A Doran d/b/a Lou's Club 43, 43 Broad & 44 Summer Sts |
58 | Duffin's Pub Inc, 215 Division Street |
87 | Paulette & Ernest Dulude d/b/a Over Easy Diner, 365 Fountain Street |
59 | Dusza-Almeida Post #2339 (Four Corners Building Association of Post No. 2339 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Incorporated), 178 Columbus Avenue |
60 | D. W. & G. Inc d/b/a Dazzle's, 602 Smithfield Avenue |
62 | East Side Checker Club Inc, 579 Benefit Street |
63 | Eintracht Singing Society (Gesange Verein Eintracht) 78 Carter Avenue |
65 | Peter Elias Exarchos d/b/a Boston House of Pizza, 467 Mineral Spring Avenue |
66 | FAD Food Enterprises Ltd, 214-216 Columbus Avenue |
67 | Fairlawn Oil Service Inc d/b/a Benefit Street Getty, 469 Benefit Street |
68 | Fairlawn Oil Service Inc d/b/a Woodlawn Mobile, 168 Lonsdale Avenue |
30 | Fairlawn Spa Inc, 757 Mineral Sping Avenue |
70 | First & Last Chance Inc d/b/a First & Last Chance Cafe, 344 East Avenue |
71 | Maria A Fonseca d/b/a Fonseca & Primes Seafood, 550 Weeden Street |
73 | Alice Fowler d/b/a Salois Dairy Stores, 364 Benefit Street |
72 | Fred's Place Inc, 4 Grace Street |
74 | Friendly Ice Cream Corp, 45 Newport Avenue |
76 | Saterios Gannites d/b/a Liberty Lunch, 732 Central Avenue |
77 | Anastasios Georgitsis d/b/a New York Systems, 474 Weeden Street |
79 | GI Veterans Association Club Inc d/b/a Archie's Tavern, 47 Mendon Avenue |
80 | GJK & GS Ltd d/b/a Expresso's, 590 Newport Avenue |
81 | Grande's Kitchen Inc, 563 Smithfield Avenue |
82 | Greek Island Inc d/b/a Greek Island Pizza & Restaurant, 109 Newport Avenue |
83 | Greek Social Club, 33 Pawtucket Avenue, |
84 | Richard F Hanley d/b/a Central Avenue Grill, 836-838 Central Avenue |
85 | Happy Hour Club, 404 Benefit Street |
88 | Howard Rogers Post #25 The American Legion (Howard Rogers Holding Corp Inc), 25 McCallum Avenue |
LIC# | VICTUALLING HOUSE (First Class) (Continued) |
213 | Ilha Verde Club Inc, 447-451 Mineral Spring Avenue |
89 | Irish Social Club of RI, 89 Pawtucket Avenue |
90 | Italian Dramatic Independent Political Club, 35 Memorial Drive |
91 | Jan Companies d/b/a Burger King, 91 Cedar Street |
92 | Jan's Place Inc, 58-60 Middle Street |
93 | J.A.S. Inc d/b/a Gigi's Restaurant, 97 Lonsdale Avenue |
94 | JK Social Club, 621 Main & 127 Harrison Sts |
95 | JMT Inc d/b/a Salois Dairy Stores, 916 Main Street |
98 | Walter Justynski d/b/a Dot's Dairy Bar, 1476 Newport Avenue |
98 | Peter Kakisis d/b/a Pawtucket House of Pizza, 398 Smithfield Avenue |
100 | Kennedy-Collins Post Department of Rhode Island No. 76, 82 Pawtucket Avenue |
101 | Kenyon Oil Company inc d/b/a Xtra Mart, 823 Newport Avenue |
102 | KFC Newport Ave Inc, 99 Newport Avenue |
103 | Kip's Restaurant Inc, 826 Newport Avenue |
104 | Kosciuszko Polish Home of Pawtucket, 927-929 Central Avenue |
105 | Lafayette Citizens Franco American Club, 71-73 Benefit Street |
106 | The Latin Quarters Inc, 682-684 Roosevelt Avenue |
107 | Lefoyer Club, 151 Foutain Street |
108 | Lex Corporation d/b/a Alexion's Famille Restaurant, 855 Newport Avenue |
109 | Lily Social Club Inc, 158 South Bend Street |
110 | Little Anthony's Inc, 54 Smithfield Avenue |
111 | Main Delicatessen Incorporated d/b/a Miller's Delicatessen, 542 Pawtucket Avenue |
99 | Main Street Pizza Inc, 904 Main Street |
112 | Major Walter G Gatchell Post #306 Veterans of Foreign Wars, 171 Fountain Street |
113 | Eugene J Merola Inc d/b/a Chips Bowlarama, 615 Pawtucket Avenue |
114 | Wanda P Micek d/b/a Ziggy's Lounge, 434 Broadway |
115 | Mineral Enterprises Inc d/b/a Dunkin Donuts, 750 Mineral Spring Avenue (OPEN 24 HOURS) |
116 | Arthur C Mitsmenn d/b/a Tyler Donut Shop, 196 Division Street |
117 | Modern Diner Inc, 366 East Avenue |
118 | The Monitor Club, 176 Meadow Street |
5 | M and S Barbosa Tavern Inc d/b/a G & T Tavern, 185 Dexter Street |
120 | My Brother's Pub Ltd., 174½-176 Columbus Avenue |
122 | New Horizaons Management Co d/b/a McDonald's of Pawtucket, 285 Armistice Blvd |
86 | Newport Avenue Donuts Inc, 81 Newport Avenue (OPEN 24 HOURS) |
123 | The Newport Creamery Inc, 100 Main Street |
124 | The Newport Creamery Inc, 665 Central Avenue |
125 | The Newport Creamery Inc, 474 Pawtucket Avenue |
126 | One Ten Inc d/b/a Dunkin Donuts, 403 Broadway (OPEN 24 HOURS) |
61 | Only Pizza Inc d/b/a Domino's Pizza, 114 Board Street |
127 | John N & Maria I Pacheco d/b/a star Deli, 316 West Avenue |
129 | Pawtucket China Inn Inc, 285 Main & North Union Sts |
130 | Pawtucket Country Club, 900 Armistice Blvd |
131 | Pawtucket Donuts Inc d/b/a Dunkin Donuts, 188 Main Street (OPEN24 |
177 | Pawtucket Lodge of Elks No. 920, 27 Exchange Street |
178 | Pawtucket Red Sox Baseball Club Inc, Mccoy Stadium, Columbus Avenue |
LIC# | VICTUALLING HOUSE (First Class) (Continued) |
133 | Peddlers Inn Inc, 94 Middle Street |
134 | Pizza Man and Deli Inc, 881 Central Avenue |
135 | Pleasant View Pizza Inc, 570 Broadway & 78 Lilac St (Thrifty Plaza) |
136 | Pliakas Inc d/b/a The Corner, 562 Newport Avenue |
137 | Polish American Citizens Club, 244 Annie Street |
139 | John F Rahill d/b/a Heritage Tap, 266 Grand Ave & 147 Suffolk Ave |
140 | Francisco J & Julia Rego d/b/a Azores Seafood, 490 Lonsdale Avenue |
142 | Rhode Island Toreadors Junior Drum & Bugle Corps, 345 Barton Street (Snack Bar at Bingo) |
143 | Ridlon Inc d/b/a Ricotti's Sandwich Shop, 614 Central Avenue |
144 | The Right Spot Restaurant Inc, 200 South Bend Street John |
25 | John & Maria Rodrigues d/b/a Uncle John's Family Restaurant, 757 Main Street |
147 | Royal Antedeluvian Order of Buffaloes, 532 Lonsdale Avenue |
148 | Francis A Saggal d/b/a Broadway Pizza, 511 Broadway |
149 | 2nd Ward Independent Club, 409 Cottage Street |
151 | Shell Oil Company d/b/a Shell Food Mart, 1414 Newport Avenue (OPEN 24 HOURS) |
152 | S & L Inc d/b/a Cafe Ordway, 3 Ordway Street |
214 | Slavic Brothers inc d/b/a Salois Convenience Store, 580 Central Avenue |
153 | Snicker's Inc d/b/a LaVault's Restaurant, 55 Memorial Drive |
154 | Societe Jacques-Cartier Cercle No. 4, 816 Main Street |
155 | Stop & Shop Companies Inc d/b/a Super Stop & Shop, 675 Beverage Hill Avenue (OPEN 24 HOURS) |
156 | Georgios C Stratis d/b/a Rainbow Lounge, 206 Division Street |
157 | Sunset Grill & Pizzeria Inc, 204 Broad Street |
160 | Super Dragon Inc, 805 Broadway |
158 | Surkont's Inc d/b/a Surkont's Cafe, 140-142 Japonica Street |
159 | Swallow Club, 21 & 25 Kenyon Avenue |
161 | Theatre Tap A.C., 567 Smithfield Avenue |
162 | Estate of Mary Ann Thurber d/b/a State Line Cafe, 514 Benefit Street |
163 | To Kalon Club, 26 Main Street |
164 | Tony D & D Inc d/b/a Restaurant Por Do Sol, 17 Exchange Street |
165 | Tow Industries Inc d/b/a Mei King Restaurant, 211 South Bend Street |
166 | Town Lounge Inc, 451 Prospect Street |
167 | Kostas Trikoulis d/b/a Plaza Deli, 237 Main Street |
168 | Demetrios Tsangarouli d/b/a Tony's Pizza Palace, 308 Barton Street |
170 | Two-Fifty Ltd d/b/a Mill River Tavern, 250 Main Street |
172 | Manuel R Vasquez d/b/a Sam's Market, 339 Weeden St & 341 Lonsdale Avenue |
173 | Venturini's Restaurant Inc, 1091 Main Street |
174 | Vet's Bar & Grill Inc, 623 Central Avenue |
175 | Nancy E Weiner d/b/a Rick's Dream, 426 Main Street |
176 | Epaminondas Zarokastas d/b/a Maria's Pizza, 477 Smithfield Avenue |
LlC# | VICTUALLING HOUSE (Second Class) |
178 | Eileen Benedetti & Robin M Zona d/b/a Popeye's Cozy Cup, 54 Sabin Street |
181 | Daniel G. Dasilveira d/b/a Greenhouse Restaurant & Caterer, 110 Mineral Spring Avenue |
183 | Konstantina Dernikos d/b/a Connie's Restaurant, 526 Pawtucket Avenue |
184 | Richard E Faille d/b/a Richard's Cafeteria, 400 Pine Street |
182 | Peter D Ferragi Sr d/b/a Seafood Express, 205 Division Street |
185 | Santo Gabriele d/b/a Power Road Restaurant, 87 Power Road |
186 | Nicholas T Georgitsis d/b/a Cup N Saucer, 267 Main Street |
187 | Jacqueline E Gil d/b/a Jackie's Cafeteria, 165 Weeden Street |
188 | J.C.K. Inc d/b/a Jacy's Salad Bar and Delicatessen, 242 Main Street |
189 | Lina Marotti, 62 Prospect Street |
190 | James B O'Donnell d/b/a Woodlawn Fish & Chip, 701 Main Street |
192 | Peter K & Bertha Pitarchas d/b/a The Spartan Grille, 480 Central Avenue |
193 | David J Rousseau d/b/a David's Deli, 671 Broadway |
194 | Peter H Rozes d/b/a Fresh Catch Fish & Chips, 708 Broadway |
195 | Dane M Shillan, Francis F Fitzpatrick Jr d/b/a The Kitchen, 562 Mineral Spring Avenue |
197 | St Joseph's Church, 195 Walcott Street (Snack Bar at Bingo) |
198 | Thomas Soukas d/b/a Tom's Restaurant, 29 Summer Street |
| TAVERN (First Class) |
200 | Emergency Shelter of Pawtucket and Central Falls Inc, 183 Barton Street |
199 | Elizabeth Higginson Weeden Home for Indigent & Infirm Females, 11 Walnut Street |
201 | Maugus Corporation, 2 George Street |
| TAVERN (Second Class) |
203 | Laura D'Almeida, 21 Mulberry Street |
204 | LBD Realty Corporation d/b/a Montgomery House, 85 Montgomery Street |
205 | Richard & Rita Maher, 29-31 Barton Street |
206 | Fred Marzocchi d/b/a S Fox Lodging, 42 South Union Street |
208 | Jose Silveira d/b/a The Armistice House, 422 Armistice Boulevard |
209 | Jose Silveira d/b/a Rip Van Winkle, 585 Broadway |
210 | Paul Totolani d/b/a Joyce Manor, 278 High Street |
211 | Eleanora B Voas d/b/a Maple House, 220 Barton Street |
The following bond is approved, surety named is accepted:
PRIVATE DETECTIVE - Michael Hannigan, surety Western Surety Co
Claim of Robert D Clement, by attorney Ronald J. Resmini, for damages against the City in the amount of $150,000 is REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS AND PENDING SUITS.
Claim of Dale LeBeau, by his attorney Bruce J Katz, for damages against the City in the amount of $2,000 is REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS AND PENDING SUITS.
Claim of Conceicao Paiva for damages against the City in the amount of $7.40 is REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS AND PENDING SUITS.
Claim of Pamela Vladyka, by her mother Jean Vladyka; by attorneys Shuman & Ross, for damages against the City in the amount of $100,000 is REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS AND PENDING SUITS.
Upon recommendation of the Committee on Claims and Fending Suits, the following claim for Damages against the City is DENIED - CLAIMANT TO CONTACT S. FRANCISCO CONSTR:
Claim of Mary Mulberry in the amount of $833.45.
Upon recommendation of the Committee on Claims and Pending Suits, the following claims for Damages against the City are DENIED - CLAIMANTS TO CONTACT FORTE BROS CONSTRUCTION:
Claim of Enrico Pregoni in the amount of $163.69.
Claim of Shelley J. Veyera, by attorney Jeffry S. Perlow, in the amount of $50,000.
Upon recommendation of the Committee on Claims and Pending Suits, the following claim for Damages against the City is DENIED AND REFERRED'TO THE.HOUSING AUTHORITY:
Claim of Stephen Bolden, by his attorney Cristine L. McBurney, in the amount of $50,000.
Upon recommendation of the Committee on Claims and Pending Suits, the following claims for Damages against the City are DENIED AND REFERRED TO THE LEGAL DEPARTMENT:
Claim of Ricky Diel, by attorney Michael H. Devlin, in the amount of $50,000.
Claim of Patricia Diel, by attorney Michael H. Devlin, in the amount of $50,000.
Claim of Elizabeth Goyette, by attorney Vincent J. Chisholm, in the amount of $25,000.
Claim of Sheila Lennon & Casey Dahm, by attorney Patricia A Hurst, in no amount specified.
Claim of Deborah Peltier, by attorney Morton J Marks in the amount of $50,000.
Upon recommendation of the Committee on Claims and Pending Suits, the following claims for Damages against the City are DENIED:
Claim of Jose DaLomba in the amount of $130.
Claim of General Accident Insurance subrogee for Gorman Enterprises Inc d/b/a Roast House in the amount of $532.59.
Upon recommendation of the Committee on Claims and Pending Suits, the following claims for Damages against the City are DENIED:
Claim of Henry W. Hebert in the amount of $6.00.
Claim of David Rochefort in the amount of $71.00.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN CARNEY.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Carney, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Clerk is instructed to send a communication to Mayor Kinch requesting a status report regarding a foot patrolman to be assigned in the area of Barton and Dexter Streets. A response is requested in time for the City Council meeting to be held on November 25, 1987.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN CARNEY.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Carney, seconded by Councilman Houle, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Clerk is instructed to send a communication to Todd Olbrych, Building Inspector, concerning property at 14-16 Cherry Street. The Council is requesting that this building be demolished as soon as possible as this building is any eyesore and a nuisance to the City.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN CALISTA.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Calista, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Clerk is instructed to send a communication to Makram H Megalli, PE, Director of Public Works, concerning the City's policy in regards to leaf pickup.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN CALISTA.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Calista, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Clerk is instructed to send a communication to Councilman Kevin Rabbitt, Chairman of the Snow Plowing Committee, requesting that he schedule a meeting of this committee in the very near future and invite Makram H Megalli, Director of Public Works and Ron Leitao, Supervisor of Streets & Bridges.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN CALISTA.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Calista, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Clerk is instructed to send a communication to Mayor Kinch, in his capacity as Public Safety Director, regarding implementing measures to curb speeding motorists on Newport Avenue.
Councilman Calista is requesting that he consider doing the following:
a. Consider placing more signs on Newport Avenue stressing that speed is strictly controlled by Radar.
b. Seek from the State Police (Newport Avenue being a State Highway) their backing or sharing the cost of Radar Patrols.
c. Sign warning that Radar is being used, similar to the sign in South Attleboro, Mass., as you enter Pawtucket.
d. Check into the possibility of having a wrecked auto somewhere on Newport Avenue so that it will be a reminder to speeders that "Speed Kills."
e. Possibility of having early morning radar patrols.
Councilman Calista further requests an estimate of the cost of placing indefinite radar patrols on Newport Avenue especially between the hours of 6 AM and 7 AM.
President Doyle requests that his suggestion be added into Councilman Calista's remarks regarding Newport Avenue. President Doyle is requesting that he check with the Department of Transportation regarding the timing of the traffic signals; i.e. look into the possibility of timing the lights in such a way that it will prohibit motorists from racing from one end of Newport Avenue to the other end.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN HOULE.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Houle, seconded by Councilman Carney, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Clerk is instructed to send a communication to Normand Morel regarding the Council's endorsement of the Community Counseling Services campaign against child abuse. The Council feels that his cooperation in providing this information through the Public Access Channel will be very valuable to the community.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN CALISTA.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Calista, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Clerk is instructed to send a communication to Matthew J. Gill, Director, Department of Transportation, regarding the East Providence Industrial Highway. The Council would like to stress its urgent support for beginning Phase I immediately. Councilman Calista does not want to wait for the entire project which will be several years away. Pawtucket needs the relief now from the traffic on Newport Avenue which is steadily increasing.
THE CHAIR RECOGNIZES COUNCILMAN CARNEY.
With majority consent of the Council, the following Motion made by Councilman Carney, is passed on a unanimous voice vote:
The Clerk is instructed to notify William E Wolf, President, E C Wolf Ltd Inc d/b/a Bess Auto Sales at 263 Dexter Street that his Second Hand Shop License #103 is being revoked immediately because he has failed to clean up his property which the City Council discussed with him on July 22, 1987. Further, the Clerk is instructed to request Chief King to deliver notice to the owner of Bess Auto Sales and to return the Second Hand Shop License #103 to this office.
Upon Motion made by Councilman Houle, seconded by Councilman Carney, the meeting is adjourned at eight fifty five o'clock p.m.