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Council approves licenses and three routine resolutions; fireworks permit OK'd

3411844 · May 20, 2025
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Summary

At its June meeting Coventry Town Council approved a hawker license renewal, a fireworks permit for the summer festival, and three routine resolutions including a $79,500 millwork contract and a $9,900 allocation of school impact fees; votes were unanimous among members present.

Coventry Town Council approved multiple routine licenses and resolutions Wednesday, voting unanimously among members present to renew a hawker license, permit a fireworks display for the summer festival, award a millwork contract for the community learning center and allocate $9,900 in school-impact fees for sewer pre-treatment work at Coventry High School.

Licenses

The council approved a 60-day renewal hawker license for Keystone Novelties Distributors LLC, to be located at 6 Reservoir Road (application period listed in packet). Motion to approve was made by Councilman Brown and seconded by Councilperson Capaldi; roll call was unanimous among members present.

The council also approved a fireworks permit filed by Pyrotechnico Fireworks for a fireworks display at 40 Reservoir Road on June 21, 2025 (rain date June 22). The application lists a show time of 9:00 to 9:30 p.m. Motion to approve was made by Councilman Brown and seconded by Councilperson Capaldi; the permit passed on a unanimous roll call of members present.

Resolutions and contracts

Resolution 2025-60 awarded a contract through the state MPA to Orion Manufacturing for millwork and countertops for the community learning center in the amount of $79,500. The project manager told the council this scope was the last outstanding piece necessary for the carpentry program's facility work and that the purchase was budgeted. The resolution passed on a roll call with all members present voting yes.

Resolution 2025-61 approved the use of school impact fees, $9,900, to vacuum out limestone-chip waste from a 350-gallon unit and properly dispose of the material as part of pretreatment associated with a new sewer line for Coventry High School. Council members confirmed the funds will be drawn from the educational facility impact-fee account; the motion passed unanimously.

Votes

- Keystone Novelties Distributors LLC, 60-day hawker license renewal (location: 6 Reservoir Road) ' motion by Councilman Brown, second Councilperson Capaldi; outcome: approved (unanimous among members present).

- Pyrotechnico Fireworks, fireworks permit (40 Reservoir Road), June 21, 2025, rain date June 22; show time listed 9:00'9:30 p.m. ' motion by Councilman Brown, second Councilperson Capaldi; outcome: approved (unanimous among members present).

- Resolution 2025-60, award to Orion Manufacturing for millwork/countertops, $79,500 ' mover not specified in transcript; second by Vice President Verducci and Councilperson Capaldi noted in discussion; outcome: approved (unanimous among members present).

- Resolution 2025-61, allocation of $9,900 in school-impact fees for pretreatment cleaning related to Coventry High School sewer tie-in ' motion by Councilman Brown, second Councilperson Capaldi; outcome: approved (unanimous among members present).

Several votes were taken by roll call; motions and seconders are recorded when provided in the public transcript. No contested votes or recorded no-votes occurred for these items.