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Bristol council approves parking variance, Mendota Trail study contract and rezoning first reading; adopts child-abuse proclamation
Summary
At its April 22 meeting the council voted unanimously on multiple routine actions: adoption of the agenda; proclamation designating April as Child Abuse Prevention Month; a parking variance for Crossroads Medical at 427 Scott Street; authorization for a Mendota Trail feasibility/pre‑engineering contract with Alta Planning + Design; and first reading approval of a rezoning (ZMA‑2025).
The Bristol City Council approved a slate of routine actions April 22, voting unanimously (5–0) on motions to adopt the agenda, adopt a Child Abuse Prevention Month proclamation, grant a parking variance for Crossroads Medical Mission at 427 Scott Street, authorize a feasibility/pre-engineering study contract for the Mendota Trail to downtown connector, and approve first reading of a zoning map amendment (ZMA‑2025).
Votes at a glance:
- Adoption of the agenda: Moved by Neal Osborne, seconded by Jake Holmes. Passed 5–0 (Neal Osborne, Anthony Farnum, Becky Nave, Jake Holmes, Michael Pollard).
- Proclamation designating April as Child Abuse Prevention Month: Moved by Councilmember Osborne, seconded by Vice‑Mayor Holmes. Passed 5–0.
- Parking Variance Request #03-2025 (427 Scott Street, Crossroads Medical): Staff recommended approval; motion by Neal Osborne, seconded by Jake Holmes. Passed 5–0.
- Request for Proposals award: Mendota Trail to Downtown Connector (CD-25-001) — staff recommended Alta Planning + Design, Inc.; motion by Neal Osborne, seconded by Michael Pollard. Passed 5–0.
- Ordinance first reading ZMA‑2025 (portion of Tax Map Parcel 230‑6‑1 from R‑1 to B‑3): Read by caption; motion by Michael Pollard, seconded by Neal Osborne. Passed 5–0 (Ordinance No. 25‑3).
- Consent agenda (including mutual-aid law-enforcement agreements and April 8 minutes): Moved by Neal Osborne, seconded by Jake Holmes. Passed 5–0.
Council adjourned at 7:06 p.m.
