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Hartford council postpones pedestrian plaza and post-construction ordinance to May 12
Summary
The council voted to postpone until May 12 two agenda items: a proposal to convert a portion of Annusela Street to a pedestrian plaza and an ordinance amending municipal code sections governing post-construction safety and post-repaving responsibilities.
The Hartford Court of Common Council on April 28 voted to postpone two agenda items to May 12: an administration proposal to convert the northern end of Annusela Street into a pedestrian plaza and an ordinance to amend municipal code provisions addressing post-construction safety and post-repaving responsibilities by utilities and the city.
Majority Leader moved to postpone items 4.1 and 4.2; during the brief discussion a council member noted conflicting dates on the meeting materials and the council clarified the intended postponement date as May 12. The clerk confirmed the motion had been seconded and the council approved the postponement by roll-call vote, with all members present voting yes.
The council did not take final action on either the pedestrian plaza proposal or the ordinance; both items will return to the full council on May 12 with committee referrals and any additional public notices handled according to the council’s rules.
