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Votes at a glance: Council approves licenses, fund transfer and lead-service-line loan application
Summary
The Woonsocket City Council approved liquor licenses and consent items, transferred funds into Public Works, and voted unanimously to apply for a partially forgivable Department of Health loan for lead service-line replacement.
The Woonsocket City Council took several formal actions Monday evening. Key outcomes:
- 25LC38: Application of Nueva Vita Restaurant LLC doing business as Ocean Cafe, 114 Main Street — approved (motion by Councilman DuBois, seconded by Councilwoman Fox). Vote recorded verbally as "The ayes have it," result noted 6 to 0 in the minutes.
- 25LC40: Renewals and applications for liquor licenses (includes pool/billiard and victualing hours) — approved (motion by Councilman Kenoyer, seconded by Councilwoman Gonzales). Approved 7 to 0.
- Consent item 25CS16 (Memorandum of Agreement with Narragansett Bay Commission regarding wastewater plant/incinerator negotiations) was taken out of the consent agenda for discussion and then received and placed on file. Vote: 7 to 0.
- 25O60: Ordinance transferring funds from contingencies to the Public Works Department — approved on roll call, 7 to 0.
- 25R132: Resolution authorizing cancellation of certain taxes (total $1,709.93) — approved 7 to 0.
- 25R133: Granting permission to use city property (public event) — approved 7 to 0.
- 25R134: Resolution authorizing application for a partially forgivable loan with the Department of Health for lead service-line replacement — approved 7 to 0.
- Minutes of the Oct. 20 regular meeting were approved 7 to 0.
All recorded votes announced in the meeting were unanimous where tallies were reported; the official minutes list the tallies above.
