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RESOLUTION NO.
Res. No. 2550
Authorizing the Mayor to enter into agreement with the CT Dept. of Public Safety, Division of State Police; implementation of the CT National Incident-Based Reporting System that will help define the extent of violence against women through improved reporting
Requests acceptance of West Rock Trail, West Knoblock Lane and Knoblock Lane as city streets under Charter Division 2 and capital projects section C8-20-1 to C8-20-11 and Division 6, section C8-60-1 to C8-60-17.
Authorizes the Mayor to file an application with the Department of Social Services of the State of Connecticut for a program of counseling services to the elderly.
Authorizes allocation of state funds for Smith House.
Urges leadership to work for the passage of the recommendations of the blue ribbon Commission to study affordable housing.
Requests that the public health and well-being statute Sec. 19a—342 be revised to prohibit smoking in all public places statewide or be modified to allow enactment in individual cities.
Requested acceptance of Georgian Court as a City street under Charter Part 8 and Part 6 (Special Assessment).
Authorizes extension of Southeast Quadrant Plan and URC as the Development Agency until July 5, 2000.
Requests State Legislators to pass enabling legislation for Stamford police officers to receive training and certification for defibrillator use.
Authorizes bonding for an additional appropriation for the restoration of the Old Town Hall in the amount of $400,000.
Authorizes that an anti-blight ordinance that includes a provision for fines be adopted and revisited one year after its authorization.
Sense of the Board Res.
Congratulating Polish People in Stamford as on May 3, 2000 they Commemorate the 209th Anniversary of the Adoption of Poland's First Constitution
Authorizes the Mayor to submit school readiness and child day care.
Authorizes the City to receive grant funds from the State through its Department of Health to operate a supplemental food program for low income women, infants and children entirely finances by the state and federal government.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the State Department of Social Services regarding a maternal and child health grant.
Authorizes the Mayor to sign a contract and receive grant funds from the State for the purposes of operating a program for the treatment and control of tuberculosis and sexually transmitted diseases.
Authorizes the Mayor to apply under the Social Services Block Grant for a program of counseling services to the elderly.
Authorizes mayor to submit a grant application and enter into agreements with the State of Connecticut's Department of Education for a quality enhancement grant.
Authorizes an agreement with the State Department of Public Health Services regarding HIV/AIDS counseling, testing, education and risk reduction program.
Authorizes the Mayor to apply for a contract for a Community Employment Incentive Program Grant.
Authorizes the Mayor to Enter into an agreement with the Connecticut Department of health Services regarding an Immunization Action Program Grant.
Resolution that the Stamford School Building Committee is the committee for school construction grants.
Authorizes the Mayor to sign contract on behalf of the City of Stamford and the Department of Public Health to conduct a Preventive Health Services program.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into a contract for the Child Care Program.
Authorizes the filing of an application with the Department of Transportation for an urbanized area formula grant.
Resolution establishing the Stamford School Building Committee for school construction grants.
Approves the building permit fee schedule for commercial and residential.
Authorizes the Mayor to submit the Year 26 consolidated plan for the Community Development Program.
Sets the fees for use of the public scale and establishes a license for weighing and measuring devices.
Sets fees for tree spraying equipment registration and certification of vehicles.
Concerns barbershop and hairdressing and /or cosmetology shop license fees.
Authorizes the City to create a personal property tax district for the purpose of taxing personal property.
Approves miscellaneous building permit fees.
Congratulating K.T. Murphy School on their Centennial Celebration on May 19, 2000
Adopts the Operating Budget (including the board of Education Budget) for Fiscal year July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001.
Adopts the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001.
Adopts the E. G. Brennan Fund for Fiscal Year July 1, 200 to June 30, 2001 in the amount of $900,700.
Adopts grants and Police Extra Duty Fund in the amount of $12,826,219.
Adopts the Risk Management Fund Budget for Fiscal Year July 1,2000 to June 30, 2001 in the amount of $5,721,717.
Adopts the Smith House Fund for Fiscal Year July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001 in the amount of $9,400,965.
Adopts the WPCA fund for Fiscal Year July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001 in the amount of $10,553,908.
Approves submittal of program listing to the State Department of Revenue Services in accordance with the provision of the R.E. Van Norstrand Neighborhood Assistance Act. (P.A. 95-268)
Authorizes the Bonding for Capital Budget Additional Appropriation for the Urban Transitway (Dock Street Connector) in the amount of $1,250,000.
Approves fee schedule for food service establishment licenses and service fees.
Approves the permit fee schedule for the collection and transfer of refuse.
Approves extension of Southeast Quadrant Plan and URC as Development Agency until July 5, 2004.
Congratulating Nicholas Pavia on his ordination as a Roman Catholic Priest
Honoring Gerald Rasmussen upon his retirement as Executive Director of the Stamford Museum and Nature Center
Honoring Officer Holt upon his election as Stamford's Police Officer of the Year
Authorizes the Mayor to sign contracts and amendments with the State Department of Children and Families to conduct a Drug and Alcohol Prevention Program.
Authorizes bonding for an additional appropriation for Dial-a-Ride Bus Purchases in the amount of $301,900.
Approves fee schedule for various health inspections and tests.
Approves annual plan review fees for food service establishment.
Approves fees for Terry Conners Ice Rink for the 2000-2001 fiscal year.
Approves fees for all city fields for the 2000-2001 fiscal year.
Approves fee schedule adopted by the Personnel Commission for Civil Service Examinations.
Thanking Dr. Angelo Mastrangelo for his Decades of Public Service to City of Stamford Residents
Amends the Capital Budget for fiscal year 1999-2000 for the Department of Operations, Public Services/Solid Waste for wheel loader.
Approves Capital Appropriation amending the Capital Budget for fiscal year 1998-1999 for the Water Pollution Control Authority by increasing the appropriation for Coachlamp Lane.
Approves various school construction grants.
Approves additional Capital Appropriation amending the Capital Budget for fiscal year 2000-2001 for Audio/video security monitoring system for the Police Department.
Approves additional Capital Appropriation amending the Capital Budget for fiscal year 2000-2001 for a water main extension for Cedar Heights/Rapids Road under the Department of Operations (Water and Sewer).
Authorizes the Mayor to file application and to enter into agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice for Assistance provided through the Local Law Enforcement Block Grant.
Additional Capital Appropriation amending the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2000-2001 Department of Operations – Engineering Bureau by adding a new appropriation for Project No. West Main Street Bridge.
Additional Capital Appropriation Amending the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2000-2001 Department of Operations – Land Use Bureau by increasing the Appropriation for Project No C066352 open space acquisition.
Additional Capital Appropriation amending the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2000-2001 Stamford Museum by adding a new appropriation for Studio Building Water Line.
Amending the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2000-2001 Board of Education by adding a new appropriation for School Technology Wiring.
Correcting a Scrivener's Error in Ordinance 939 Supplemental concerning a tax abatement for the First Haitian Free Methodist Church.
Concerns approval of a contract for exchange of land for private redevelopment reuse Parcel 21.
Requests acceptance of Holly Cove Circle as a City street.
Requests acceptance of Fox Glen Drive as a City street.
Authorizes the City to enter into a Conservation Easement with the State for thirty-five acres of property in the Mianus River Watershed.
Board supports the Grenhart Road Reconstruction Project.
Concerns Park and Marina Fees for Year 2001
Honoring Ruth Powers for her years of public service
Board supports the Signal System Hardware Upgrade Projects.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2000-2001 in the amount of $761,440 for Mill River Pedestrian and Bicycle Route.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2000-2001 in the amount of $2,402,700 for Project No. 9270-0240CP for Pumping Station Upgrade.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2000-2001 by adding a new appropriation for FA City General Appropriation Thermal Imaging Units.
Authorizes the Mayor to file application with the State Library for an Historic Preservation Grant.
Approves School Construction Grants.
Amends the Capital Budget for fiscal Year 2000-2001 by adding a new appropriation in the amount of $44,445 for Selleck Street.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal year 2000-2001 by adding a new appropriation in the amount of $25,700 for Paving Apparatus Ramp.
Authorizes Application under the Social Services Block Grant in order to support a Program of Counseling Services to the Elderly.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Department of Public Health to conduct a Preventive Health Services Program.
Enables the City to receive grant funds from the State to operate a Supplemental Food Program for Low Income Women, Infants and Children.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into a contract for the Child Care Services Program
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the State for a School Readiness and Child Care Day Care.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Department of Justice provided through the local Law Enforcement Block Grant.
Resolution authorizes a contract for a Community Employment Incentive Program Grant.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the State for a grant program of Healthy Start Maternal and Child Health Services.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging for a Senior Citizens Health Program.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Connecticut Department of Children and Families regarding a Youth Services Bureau Grant.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the State of Connecticut Department of education regarding a Quality Enhancement Program Grant.
Congratulating the Stamford High Hockey Team on its state championship
Approves an amendment to the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2000/01 Stamford Fire and Rescue by adding a new appropriation for Project No. C46043, South and Fire Station.
Approves the name of The William Pitt Child Development Center of Stamford for the former site of the Board of Education offices at 195 Hillandale Avenue Building.
Authorizes the Mayor to submit the year 27 Annual Action Plan for the Community Development Program.
Request Assistance from the State for Dial-A-Ride.
Approves Operating Budget (Including Board of Education Budget) for Fiscal Year July 1, 2001 to June 30, 2002 in the amount of $314,249,938.
Approves adoption of the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year July 1, 2001 to June 30, 2002 in the amount of $39,922,744.
Approves adoption of the E.G. Brennan Fund, the grants and Police Extra Duty Fund, the Risk Management Fund, the Smith House Fund and the WPCA Fund for the Fiscal Year July 1, 2001 to June 30, 2002.
Approves the List of Programs to the State Department of Revenue Services in accordance with the provision of the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act.
Approves the Second Amendment of a Tax Abatement Agreement between the City of Stamford and Cornerstone/Bayview Inc.
Approves name change of a portion of Fairfield Avenue to Shore Road.
Honoring Bruce Rosa for being elected Police Officer of the Year
Commending the participating students of Westhill High School for being awarded the Democracy in Action Award
Approves amendment to the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-02 for the Water Pollution Control Authority by adding a new appropriation for Project No. CP8200 Water Pollution Control Facility Improvements and Expansion.
Authorizes the Mayor to file an application with the State of Connecticut for funding assistance for pollution abatement facilities.
Approves fee schedule for Terry Conners Ice Rink for the year 2001-2002
Approves recommitment of the May 16, 2001 Redistricting Report back to the Reapportionment Commission.
Congratulating the Stamford High School Baseball Team for Winning the State Championship
Honoring Mary Jo Pittoni on her election as Stamford's Teacher of the Year
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 in the amount of $26,509 for the Big Five Volunteer Fire Departments.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 in the amount of $1,385,000 for sanitary sewers for the Den Road Area.
Approves a school construction grant for code violations at Cloonan Middle School.
Authorizing the Mayor to enter into agreement with the state for the construction of Studio Road Bridge and Buckingham Drive Bridge
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 in the amount of $1,285,000 for the replacement of Buckingham Drive Bridge.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 in the amount of $986,500 for the replacement of Studio Road Bridge.
Approves the purchase of 60-70 Main Street from Morton B. Kahn Realty Association.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 in the amount of $142,962 for Technology Infrastructure – School Wiring.
Honoring the late Ralph Lockhart
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 by adding a new appropriation for project No. C06352 in the amount of $145,962 (Open Space Acquisition by $214,527).
Concerns the City of Stamford Public Marina Rules Policy.
Concerns the City of Stamford Beach Sticker Sales Policy.
Concerns the Acceptance of a Gift of a Sculpture entitled "Shadowsphere VI"
Concerns the Acceptance of the Redistricting Plan of the Reapportionment Commission
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 by adding a new appropriation in the amount of $47,000 for Government Center Security
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 by increasing the appropriation for multi-use trails in Koscuiszko Park by $116,900.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 in the amount of $325,000 for open space acquisition (205 Magee Avenue).
Approves the Mill River Corridor Project Plan and names the Stamford Connecticut Urban Redevelopment Commission as Redevelopment Agency.
Authorizes the Mayor to file application with the National Park Services for monetary assistance to make trail improvements in Kosciuszko Park.
Honoring Carmen L. Domokos for her many years of service to the City of Stamford
Approves application to the State to undertake the Summer Street Realignment Project in the amount of $275,000.
Approves Agreement with the State for the Replacement of the Farms Road Bridge (No. 05008) to use federal funds.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 by increasing the appropriation for open space acquisition of 60 & 70 Main Street.
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 1998-1999 by increasing the appropriation for property revaluation by $95,000.
Approves acceptance of West Rock Trail, West Knobloch Lane and Knobloch Lane as City streets.
Approves Marina Fees for Year 2002.
Approves E. Gaynor Brennan Golf Course fees.
Approves name of Uconn property Scofield Magnet Middle School
Congratulating Louis DeCarlo on his nomination as Police Chief
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into contract for the child care program.
Authorizes issuance of City of Stamford, Connecticut General Obligation Multi-Modal Variable Rate Demand Refunding Bonds, Series 2007 and Series 2008.
Approval to file application and prepare schematic drawings and outline specifications for school construction grants for technology infrastructure at Turn of River Middle School and Dolan Middle School.
Increases the membership of the School Building Committee by adding five members.
Approves a lease agreement between the City of Stamford and Propark, Inc., for property owned by St. John's Roman Catholic Church.
Approves administrative fee for police extra duty services.
Authorizes the City of Stamford, Office of Administration to adopt a new administrative fee schedule – assessor's aerial maps, return check fee
Authorizes the City of Stamford to adopt a new zoning permit fee schedule.
Authorizes the City of Stamford to adopt a new administrative fee schedule for GIS services.
Concerns the disposal of appliances with freon.
Concerns traffic control training.
Concerns the purchase of the Bartlett Arboretum Property at 151 Brookdale Road. (Quit Claim Deed attachment – Bartlett Arboretum)
Authorizes the City of Stamford to enter into a lease with Bartlett Arboretum Association, Inc.
Concerns picnic and park permit fees.
Concerns beach pass fees.
Concerns marinas: non-resident fees after April 1.
Concerns recreation program fees.
Concerns self-sustaining Parks & Recreation program fees.
Concerns Terry Connors Ice Rink fees.
Establishes dates beach stickers are required.
Establishes a rental of marina slips by non-residents policy.
Establishes criteria for eligibility for senior rates for Park & Recreation activities.
Concerns City parking garage fees.
Concerns metered parking fees.
Concerns train station parking permits.
Certifies application to the State for $2,000,000 for improvements to the Bartlett Arboretum.
Additional Capital Appropriation amending the capital budget for fiscal year 2001-02 for Bureau of Engineering -Operations for Project No C16018.
Authorizes the Mayor to submit an application to the State Department of Environmental Protection in the amount of $25,000 to facilitate better public access to Long Island Sound.
Authorizes the filing of an application with the US Department of Transportation (Dial-A-Ride, Urban Transitway Project).
Authorizes a contract for a community employment incentive program grant.
Authorizes an application under the Social Services Block Grant to support a program of counseling services to the elderly.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the State of Connecticut Department of Social Services regarding a Maternal and Child Health Grant.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into contract for the Child Care Program (Stamford Day Care Program).
Health Education Risk Deduction
Authorizes the Mayor to submit a grant application with the State for School Readiness and Child Day Care
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging for a Senior Citizens Health Program
Enables the City to receive grant fund to operate a supplemental food program for low income women, infants, and children (WIC) Nutrition Program.
Approves resolution for school construction grants.
Authorizes the Mayor to file application with the US Dept. of Justice for Assistance provided through the Local Law Enforcement Block Grant.
Authorizes an agreement with the State Department of Public Health Services regarding an HIV/AIDS Counseling, Testing, Education and Risk Reduction Program.
Authorizes the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with the Connecticut Department of Children and Families Regarding a Youth Services Bureau (YSB) Grant.
Approves an additional capital appropriation for the Board of Education for an energy performance contract for the amount of $6,100,000.
Authorizes the issuance and sale of not exceeding $48,000,000 for general obligation refunding bonds for the City of Stamford.
Authorizes the City Planning Board to adopt a new administrative fee schedule.
Authorizes the City Planning Board to adopt a new administrative fee for agenda subscriptions.
Approves inclusion of the Courtland Avenue Reconstruction Project in the Transportation Improvement Program.
Approves Coordination and access easement agreement between the City of Stamford Urban Redevelopment Commission, Park Square West and Target Corp.
Approves a Lease between the City of Stamford and Domus Foundation
Approves Parks & Recreation fees and fines.
Approves a lease between the City of Stamford Urban Redevelopment Commission and Park Square West I Limited Partnership.
Authorizes the City of Stamford Zoning Board of Appeals to adopt a new fee schedule for Extension of Time Requests.
Congratulating the Trinity High School Girls Basketball Team on winning the state championship Link
Approves adoption of the Operating Budget including the Board of Education Budget in the amount of $325,323,376.00 for Fiscal Year July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003.
Adoption of EG Brennan Fund, The Grants, Police Extra Duty and Marinas Operating Fund, The Risk Management Fund, The Smith House Fund, and the WPCA Fund for the Fiscal Year July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003.
Adoption of the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003.
Approves Submittal of Program List to the State Department of Revenue Services in accordance with the Provisions of the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act.
Adopted resolution for school construction grants.
Amends the capital budget for fiscal year 2001-02 Department of Public Services – highways by adding a new appropriation for parking meters.
Authorizes the Mayor to act for the City in the sale of city-owned land located at 25 Burwood Avenue. Link
Authorizes the Mayor to act for the City in the sale of 27 Burwood Avenue. Link
Approves a lease between the City of Stamford and the federal government on behalf of the Environmental Protection Agency. Link
Establishes Emergency Water Regulations.
Establishes a non-resident Beach Sticker Policy. Link
Approves E. Gaynor Brennan Golf Course Fees. Link
Amends Resolution No. 2675 to approve the fee schedule for Dinghy Slips. Link
Authorizes the Mayor to submit the year 28 annual action plan for the Community Development Program of the City of Stamford.
Commemorating the 111th Anniversary of Poland's first constitution Link
Congratulating Sam Cingari on being selected Stamford's 2002 Citizen of the Year Link
Amends the Capital budget in the amount of $267,500 for fiscal year 2001-02 for the Department of Operations for the Daugherty Murals.
Authorizes application to the State for $150,000 to undertake the Forest Street Intersection Improvement Project.
Approves the Stamford School Building Committee for school construction projects for the Inter-District Magnet at Rippowam.
Approves submittal of programs to the State Department of Revenue Service in accordance with the provisions of the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into contract with the State of Connecticut Library for an Historic Preservation Grant.
Approves a contract for conveyance of land from the Stamford Urban Redevelopment Commission to Faith Tabernacle Baptist Church.
Approves a lease agreement between the City of Stamford and Congressman Christopher Shays. Link
Congratulating Julia A. Stark School on its 75th Anniversary Link
Approves the Southern Fairfield Mutual Police Assistance Compact.
Approves an agreement with the Stamford Cultural Development Corporation.
Amends Resolution No. 2740 regarding non-resident beach sticker policy.
Approves an agreement with Vollmer Assoc. for inspection services for the Studio Road and Buckingham Drive bridges.
Approves Resolution No. 2755 concerning application for tax exempt status.
Approves an additional Capital Appropriation in the amount of $6,100,000 for the Board of Education for an Energy Performance Contract.
Amends the Capital Budget for fiscal year 2002-03 in the amount of $155,000 for Traffic Engineering for street improvements at Forest at Prospect Street.
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the State of Connecticut for open space acquisition.
Approves modification of the fee for a film/video permit charged by the City of Stamford's Parks & Recreation Department.
Thanking Dena Diorio, Budget Director for her years of service Link
Congratulating Angel L. Gonzalez on being named Stamford's Police Officer of the Year Link
Approves an agreement with MBIA Municipal investors service for investment advisory services.
Approves an agreement with Fairfield County Communications, Inc. for telecommunications maintenance and consulting services.
Approves an agreement with AG Consulting for an HRIS Service Upgrade.
Approves an employment agreement with Sybil V. Richards for a position as Deputy Corporation Counsel for a term of five years.
Approves an agreement with Brinckerhoff, Quade & Douglas, Inc. for engineering services.
Approves an extension of an agreement with Stamford Emergency Medical Services.
Amends Resolution No. 2692 by reducing the weekday picnic parking fee from $15 to $5 for non-profits, city agencies and schools.
Authorizes the Mayor to execute a contract with the Department of Environmental Protection of the State of Connecticut for the America-the-Beautiful grant.
Authorizes an application to the State for $170,000 to undertake the Forest Street Intersection Improvement Project.
Approves a lease between the City of Stamford and Connecticut Quality transmissions for space adjacent to 80 Magee Avenue.
Approves pro-rating of marina fees (full season and after Labor Day.)
Commemorating October 2002 as Polish Heritage Month Link
Amends the Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2002-03 by adding a new appropriation in the amount of $240,000 for apparatus replacement for Stamford Fire Department .
Approves purchase of 14.6 acres of land located on the west side of Riverbank Road from the State.
Authorizes the Mayor to execute contracts with the Department of Health of the State of Connecticut for the Bioterrorism Response Preparedness Grant
Approves amendment to an agreement with Purcell Associates for the reconstruction of North Street.
Approves a contract with Fitzgerald & Halliday, Inc. for a multi-modal Service Study at the Stamford Transportation Center.
Regarding Bedford and Bell Street parking garages.
congratulating the Child Care Learning Centers on its 100th Anniversary Link
honoring Sergeant Robert Tymon for his forty years of service Link
Authorizing the Mayor to file an application and enter into an agreement with the State Department of Public Health for the purpose of providing a cardiovascular health program for Stamford residents [not in book]
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the State of Connecticut to receive funding assistance for the City's purchase of two wheel chair equipped paratransit vehicles.
Authorizes an agreement with the State Department of Public Health Services regarding an EMS equipment grant.
Approves authorization of issuance and sale of City of Stamford General Obligation Bonds in the amount of $127,000,000.
Approves request for acceptance of Deer Lane as a City street.
Approves a settlement agreement between URC and Sidney Epstein.
Amends Section 3.0 of contract between the City and Park Square West regarding hours of operation.
Honoring Bobby Owens for his years of Service Link
Authorizes the Mayor to renter into contract for the Child Care Program.
Enable the City to receive grant funds from the state for the purposes of operating a supplemental food program for WIC nutrition program.
Amending Capital Budgets for fiscal year 2002-03 in the amount of $10,713,825.
Congratulating the students at Scofieldtown Middle Magnet School on their outstanding accomplishments in the Fourth Connecticut Lego League Competition Challenge for 2002 City Sites Link
Congratulating the students at Hart Magnet School on their outstanding accomplishments in the Fourth Connecticut Lego League Competition Challenge for 2002 City Sites Link
Encouraging the State to increase the Local Option for the Veterans Exemption Link
Approves amendment to an agreement with AFB Construction Management of Trumbull for Stamford High School code compliance.
Approves marina fees for calendar year 2003: the 2002 rates plus nine percent.
Approves increase of hours of enforcement of parking meter regulations on Bedford Street and Bell Street garages from 8am to 12midnight.
Initiates the Charter Revision Commission under Home Rule Law (C.G.S.) Link
Approves appointment of the members to the 16th Charter Revision Commission. Link
Approves charge of the 16th Charter Revision Commission. Link
Congratulating the Rev. Winton Hill III on being selected Stamford's 2002 Citizen of the Year by the Jewish War Veterans Post 142 Link
Authorizes the Mayor to file an application and execute a contract with the State Library for a Historic Preservation Grant. Link
Approves adoption of fees for the agility portion of Civil Service Exams for police officer candidates. Link
Approves a lease agreement between the City of Stamford and Heyman Properties, LLC. Link
Accepts Deer Lane as a City Street.
Amend Res. No. 2692 concerning beach pass fees. Link
Amends Resolution No. 2753 regarding non-resident beach sticker policy. Link
Requesting the State to consider returning 25% of the revenue collected from moving violations tickets in Stamford
Authorizes the Mayor to sign contracts on behalf of the City and the State Department of Public Health to conduct a Cardiovascular health Program. Link
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Connecticut Department of Education regarding a Youth Services Bureau Grant. Link
Authorizes an Agreement with the State Department of Public Health Services Regarding an HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction Program. Link
Authorizes the Filing of Grant Application with the U.S. Department of Transportation. Link
Authorizes the Application under the Social Services Block Grant in order to support a Program of Counseling Services to the Elderly. Link
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an Agreement with the State of Connecticut Department of Education regarding a Quality Enhancement Program Grant. Link
Authorizes the Mayor to sign contracts and any amendments on behalf of he City and the Department of Public Health to conduct a Preventive Health Services Program. Link
Authorizes the Mayor to submit a grant application with the State of Connecticut for School Readiness and Child Day Care. Link
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging for a Senior Citizens Health Program. Link
Approves exemption of Active-Duty Military Personnel from beach pass fees. Link
Approves E. Gaynor Brennan Golf Course Fees for FY 2003-04. Link
Approves Adoption of the Operating Budget for FY 2003-04 Link
Approves Adoption of the Board of Education Budget FY 2003-04 Link
Approves Adoption of the E.G. Brennan Fund; the Grants, Police Extra Duty and Marinas Fund; the Risk Management Fund; The Smith House Fund and the WPCA Fund for FY 2003-04. [See Res. No. 2814 ] Link
Approves Adoption of the WPCA Capital Budget for FY 2003-04. Link
Approves Adoption of the Capital Budget for FY 2003-04. Link
Amending Resolution No. 2811 For the adoption of the E.G. Brennan fund; the grants, police extra duty and marinas fund; the risk management fund; the smith house fund; and the wpca fund for the fiscal year July 1, 2003 to June 30, 2004
Approves an Extension for New Neighborhoods Development at Hoyt and Franklin Streets. Link
Approves an Agreement for Lease of Parking Facilities – Tresser Blvd. And Bell Street.
Approves the Bedford Street Merchants Parking Lot Lease.
Authorizes the Mayor to sign a contract and receive grant funds from the State for the purposes of operating a program for the Treatment and Control of Tuberculosis and Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Link
Honoring Anne McDonald for her many years of service in the State Legislature Link
Congratulating The Rev. Robert Perry on his 30th Anniversary as Pastor of Union Baptist Church Link
Recognizing the 212th Anniversary of the Polish constitution Link
Authoring the Mayor to submit the year 29 annual action plan for the community development program of the City of Stamford, Connecticut Link
Congratulating Trinity Catholic High for winning the State Championship
Amending Resolution No. 2811 Regarding Adoption of the WPCA Capital Budget Fiscal year July 1, 2003 to June 30, 2004 Link
Certified Resolution NO. 2821 Authorizing the Mayor to sign the agreement "Project Grant Agreement between the State of Connecticut and the City of Stamford under the Local Bridge Program for Soundview Avenue over Brook, Bridge No. 04170. Link
Certified Resolution No. 2822 for School Construction Grants Link
Certified Resolution 2823 Resolution approving submittal of attached list of programs to the State Department of Revenue Services in accordance with the provisions of the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act Link
Congratulating Trinity Catholic High for winning State Basketball Championships Link
Congratulating Dr. Paul Erdelyi for his 40 years of service to the City of Stamford Link
Congratulating Howard Jennings on his 40 years of service to the City of Stamford Board of Education Link
Thanking Anthony Iton, MD for his service to the City of Stamford as Director of Health and Social Services and School Medical Advisor Link
Congratulating Sister Pietrina Mazzola on receiving the Honor of a Papal Decoration – Proecclesia Link
Authorizing the City of Stamford to adopt a new Massage Therapy Establishment licensing Fee Link
Authorizing Mayor Malloy to accept a State of Ct, Dept. of Economic and Community Dev., Financial Assistance proposal regarding the Bartlett Arboretum Link
Certified Resolution No. 2826 "Project Grant agreement between the State of CT and the City of Stamford for the dev. of contract plans, specifications and estimates for the mobility improvement project utilizing funds under the Transportation and Community and System Preservation Pilot Program Link
Approving a lease agreement between the City of Stamford and Saturn of Stamford for the Lease of Approximately 51, 894 Sq. Ft. of Space in the Bell Street Garage Link
Approving a purchase and sales agreement between the City of Stamford and Lawrence F. Davidoff, Trustee for the Sale of the city-owned Property at 36 Underhill Street Link
Approving a purchase, sales and lease agreement between the City of Stamford, Spruce Street Townhomes, LLC and the Yerwood center, Inc. and a Lease agreement between the City of Stamford and the Yerwood Center Link
Certified that the Resolution authorizing that Mayor Malloy is empowered to sign contracts and any amendments thereto, on behalf of the City of Stamford, between The City of Stamford and the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, Court Support Services Division, to administer a Juvenile Justice Center Program Link
Congratulating Holy Name of Jesus Church on its 100th Anniversary Link
Concerning Terry Connors Ice Rink Fees
Concerning E. Gaynor Brennan Golf Course Fees Link
Approving a Lease Agreement Between St. Andrews Episcopal Church and The City of Stamford for Land on the West Side of Franklin Street Link
Renaming a portion of Vine Place to Merriman Road In conformance with Section 21 of the Code of Ordinances Link
Authorizing the Mayor to enter into agreement with the State of Connecticut Department of Social Services – Glenbrook Community Center [In book as 2835 and 2838 - 2838 seems to be correct]
With Respect to the authorization, issuance and sale of not exceeding $60,000,000 City of Stamford General Obligation refunding Bonds Link
Accepting Fits of Money or property as per section C2-10-2(7) of the Charter
Commemorating Polish Heritage Month Link
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Resolution of the City of Stamford, Connecticut Board of Representatives amending the Urban Redevelopment plan for the Mill River Corridor project Link
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Certified Resolution Resolved. A grant agreement under the Open Space and Watershed Land acquisition program with the State of Connecticut for financial assistance to acquire permanent interest in land known as 8 and 12 West Park Place, OSWA #132, and to manage said land as open space land pursuant to Section 7-131d of the Connecticut General Statutes. Link
Certified Resolution Resolved. A grant agreement under the Open Space and Watershed Land acquisition program with the State of Connecticut for financial assistance to acquire permanent interest in land known as 3, 7, 11, 15, 17, 21, 25 and 27 West Park Place, OSWA #213, and to manage said land as open space land pursuant to Section 7-131d of the Connecticut General Statutes. Link
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March 5, 2020 5:23 pm Annie Moore Capitol Beat
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WVVA) West Virginia lawmakers are divided over how to fix a foster care system in crisis. The House and Senate set the stage Thursday for a last minute showdown over two different bills aimed at overhauling the system.
While both bills address similar issues -- the biggest difference comes to funding. The House of Delegates bill provides for 18 million while the Senate includes 4 million.
Another difference is the house legislation would give a flat $300 dollar rate increase to both foster and kinship families. The Senate focuses much of its funding on the more vulnerable children.
"It provides a lot of flexibility to the DHHR to make sure that children with the highest needs can be compensated to a higher degree," explained Senate Pres. Mitch Carmichael.
While the tier system has the support of some Senate Democrats, the dividing line comes down to funding.
"The families aren't broken... the system is broken," said Sen. Ron Stollings, (D) Boone County. " The way to fix that is to invest in the system. The House version came over much better."
Both sides include a Bill of Rights for foster children and money for the hiring of dozens of new CPS workers -- something Sen. Pres. Carmichael said is desperately needed.
"We want to make sure that CPS workers have the funding and enough workers to ensure these children are being checked on and the system is functioning as it should."
The lawmakers have until the stroke of midnight on Saturday to reconcile the two different versions of the bill.
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The drug epidemic has afflicted young people in America for decades. There is no shortage of ideas on how to solve this problem. From "The War on Drugs" to the "Opioid Epidemic" there have been several campaigns started with the idea of stemming the overwhelming tide of drug abuse. While these approaches are always well intentioned they have done little to decrease drug abuse among young people. There is no magic cure for this problem. Medication may provide temporary relief but it does not change an addict's thinking. Therapy can be helpful but the discovery of root causes does not motivate a young drug abuser to abstain from mind changing chemicals. Church attendance can lift an alcoholic's spirits and provide a new perspective but sobriety is certainly not guaranteed. Changes in diet, more exercise, better sleep, and other physical changes are undoubtedly necessary but will not stop a young person from using. A fundamental tenet in any twelve step program is "First Things First." In order to start the process of recovery an addict must become abstinent. This is the number one priority.
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Latest Mideast Developments
In the town of Ainata, Israeli tanks retreat from their position after recovering a damaged tank. Ainata is filled with large homes, many which are vacation homes. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
In Ainata, one of many bodies is removed from a house where at least 15 people were believed buried in rubble. Rescue workers and residents returned to villages in and around Bent Jbail searching for those killed in the fighting. In Ainata, at least 15 people were believed to be buried in one house. In Bent Jbail, a family of five were still buried in the rubble. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
A group of rescue workers from Qatar make their way to a site where at least five are believed to have died. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
A woman cries as rescue workers search for five of her family members in the rubble of a home in Bent Jbail. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
Haniah Hammoudi, center, and Jamila Hammoudi, right, return to the home of their brother Mohommed Hammoudi, 66, who died in a rocket attack on his home in Ainata. They had brought a portrait of their brother from Beirut, knowing that he had died. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
A woman is helped by rescue workers after viewing the scene where at least 15 people died in one home in Ainata, a suburb of Bent Jbail. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
Haniah Hammoudi cries over the temporary grave, marked with a stone, of her brother Mohommed Hammoudi, 66, who died when a rocket hit his home. Mohammed Hammoudi lived in California most of his life and retired to Lebanon two years ago. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
A man and his family are distraught to discover the bodies of their relatives outside a home in Bent Jbail. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
In the town of Ainata, a young woman watches as rescue workers recover the bodies of at least 15 people buried in the rubble of one home. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
In the town of Ainata, the body of another war victim is recovered. Rescue workers and residents returned to villages in and around Bent Jbail searching for those killed in the fighting. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
The town of Aita Ech Schaabe was heavily hit by Israeli forces, leaving many streets in rubble. Fifteen civilians died and an unknown number of fighters. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
A man prays in the town of Aita Ech Schaabe, one of the most heavily hit towns in southern Lebanon. His family home was destroyed and his cousin remains buried in the rubble. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
A woman helps her children through the rubble in the village of Ech Chhabiye. Although towns throughout the region were heavily hit and buildings destroyed, many people began returning to their homes in Southern Lebanon on the first day of a cease-fire. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
People gather in the village of Al Shahabila where buidings were heavily damaged. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
Heavily damaged buildings provide a backdrop for people gathering in the village of Al Shahabila. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
An elderly woman waits for help at the hospital in Bent Jbail where she was during the heaviest fighting. Many people began to return to their homes in southern Lebanon on the first day of a cease-fire. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
Hassan Mansour discovers the body of his longtime friend Mohammed Hamoudi who had died in a rocket attack on his home in Ainata. Hamoudi, a political scientist from Los Angeles, had come back to Lebanon to retire two years ago. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
Radia Mansour walks through the rubble of what was her brother's home in the village of Ainata, a suburb of Bent Jbail. Many people began to return to their homes in southern Lebanon on the first day of a cease-fire. Towns throughout the region were heavily hit and buildings destroyed. (Carolyn Cole / LAT)
An Israeli army firefighter gets a spray to cool off while working to put out the last fire still burning in Kiryat Shmona. The blaze was started from a Hezbollah rocket that landed in Kefar Gil'adi two days before the cease-fire. (Damon Winter / LAT)
An Israeli army firefighter holds an Israeli flag as firefighters work to put out the last fire in Kiryat Shmona started by Hezbollah rocket fire two days ago. (Damon Winter / LAT)
An Israeli army firefighter douses a burning bus that was set ablaze by Hezbollah rocket fire two days ago in Kiryat Shmona. (Damon Winter / LAT)
An Israeli soldier comforts another as he cries after returning to the Israeli side of the border near Manara. (Damon Winter / LAT)
Israeli soldiers return to a staging area on the Israeli side of the border and await transport away from the front lines, two hours before the start of the cease-fire. (Damon Winter / LAT)
An Israeli soldier, carrying a captured Hezbollah flag, embraces another after returning to the Israeli side of the border from the front lines near Manara. (Damon Winter / LAT)
An Israeli soldier wears a captured Lebanese flag as he and other soldiers return to the Israeli side of the border from the front lines near Manara early Monday morning. (Damon Winter / LAT)
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Q: Why don't overloaded "<<" and "++" work together? Firstly, i'm pretty new to C++ and OOP, so sorry if asking silly questions. So, here it is, I overloaded the "<<" and "++" (postfix and prefix) and they work fine alone. But they seem to not work when combined. I don't get why, both ++-s return a foo type object, so I thinked that "<<" should work fine...
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class foo
{
    int x;

 public:
    foo()
    {
        x=10;
    }

    foo(const foo& f1)
    {
        this->x=f1.x;
        cout<<"OK";      /// testing if it really works
    }

    foo operator ++ ()
    {
        ++x;
        return *this;
    }

    foo operator ++ (int)
    {
        x++;
        return *this;
    }

    friend istream& operator>>(istream& in, foo& S);
    friend ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, foo& S);
};

istream& operator>>(istream& in, foo& S)
    {
        in>>S.x;
        return in;
    }

ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, foo& S)
    {
        out<<S.x;
        return out;
    }
int main()
{

    foo A, B, C;

    cout<<A;
    //cout<<++A;       //error: cannot bind non-const lvalue reference of type 'foo&' to an rvalue of type 'foo'
    //cout<<A++;       //error: no match for 'operator<<' (operand types are 'std::ostream' {aka 'std::basic_ostream<char>'} and 'foo')

    return 0;
}

A: Your stream output overload should take your foo references as const. After all, they shouldn't be modifying the foo's passed in:
friend istream& operator<<(istream& in, const foo& S);

A non-const reference parameter (like your foo& S), must have an l-value passed to it. Since your increment operator returns an r-value, you're seeing the compiler error (which says exactly this). To be able to take both l and r-values, you need to make the change to a const-reference parameter above.
In addition, your prefix increment operator should return by reference:
foo& operator ++ ()
{
    ++x;
    return *this;
}

For more on the basic rules and idioms for overloading, read here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/4421719/2602718

A: In addition to scohe001's answer, your postfix and prefix operators also need correction.
Prefix operator should return a reference to the object being incremented. You're returning a copy of *this instead. Your return type should be foo& as such:
foo& operator ++ ()
{
    ++x;
    return *this;
}

And in the postfix operator, you need to first remember the state of the object, i.e. make a copy of the object before modification, and then modify the object, and finally return the unmodified copy, like this:
foo operator ++ (int)
{
    foo temp(*this);
    ++x;
    return temp;
}

A: Here's your code, fixed up. I added comments where I made changes.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class foo {
  int x;

 public:
  foo() { x = 10; }

  foo(const foo& f1) {
    this->x = f1.x;
    cout << "OK";  /// testing if it really works
  }

  // Changed return type
  foo& operator++() {
    ++x;
    return *this;
  }

  // Re-wrote body
  foo operator++(int) {
    foo tmp = *this;
    ++(*this);
    return tmp;
  }

  friend istream& operator>>(istream& in, foo& S);
  friend ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, const foo& S);  // Added const
};

istream& operator>>(istream& in, foo& S) {
  in >> S.x;
  return in;
}

// Matched added const
ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, const foo& S) {
  out << S.x;
  return out;
}
int main() {
  foo A, B, C;

  cout << A << '\n';
  cout << ++A << '\n';
  cout << A++ << '\n';

  return 0;
}

Prefix ++ and postfix ++ behave differently. This is observed when testing the operators out on a regular int.
int x = 5;
std::cout << x++ << '\n';
std::cout << ++x << '\n';

You get the output:
5
7

Postfix increment returns the original value but still increments. Prefix increment returns the incremented value. This is why prefix needs to return a reference. It returns itself, and we do that with a reference.
So what happened in the short code example above was x had its original value (5) returned, but the postfix increment still incremented, so x had a value of 6. Then the prefix print ensured that the incremented x was returned and it printed 7.
The change to operator<<() is convention. When printing an object, I don't want to modify it, so I pass it as a reference to const.


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Even though Charlie Conti grew up surrounded by supervillains and mad scientists, she had no interest in taking over the world or challenging the Celestial Knights to a battle royale. All the 14-year-old girl wanted was to have a normal life. "I wanted a chance to grow old without having to worry about dodging laser beams and undead Vikings," she said.
But Charlie's father was the Undertaker, a professional (and unionized) henchman. Because of his dubious career choice, Charlie's life would always be filled with messy complications.
Recently relocated from Melbourne to a small coastal town, Charlie and her eight-year-old brother Luca were determined to make a fresh start. They wanted to meet some friends, go to school, and avoid the ongoing drama created by their father.
Unfortunately, things don't exactly work out that way. After exactly one day in Henty Bay, Charlie's father accidentally zaps himself with a ray gun and shrinks to the size of a LEGO mini-figure. Uh-oh.
The kids don't freak out too much. This wasn't the first time one of their dad's crazy inventions backfired. "He wasn't an inventor," said Charlie. "He was more of a tinkerer. And nine times out of ten he was simply a destroyer."
Charlie, on the other hand, was sort of a mad genius ("Like in the comics," she said). She promised her dad that she would reverse engineer his ray gun and mitigate the damage. In the meantime, she kept him in a glass jar for safekeeping.
You'd think that with her accident-prone father out of the way, Charlie's life would settle down a little bit. But that didn't happen. She quickly got swept up in a crazy plan to resurrect an ancient goddess named Chalchiuhtlicue. Despite her family's proclivity for villainy, Charlene Bianca Louise Conti knew she had to keep Henty Bay safe from the Aztec she-mummy and her preternatural pandilla. In other words, she had to become a superhero.
Ben Langdon has been responsible for some enjoyable books in the past. As an author (The Miranda Contract) and editor (This Mutant Life and This Mutant Life: Bad Company), he's proven to have a keen eye for superhero fiction. Now, collaborating with his daughter Eliza, he's helped create a character with a dash of Studio Ghibli spunk. Like Kiki in Kiki's Delivery Service, Charlie moved to a brand new city to discover her place in the universe. And like Chihiro from Spirited Away, she traversed a strange and confusing landscape to rescue her parents.
Small Sacrifices is a novel about big sacrifices. With an absentee mother and a father on the wrong side of the law, Charlie was the glue that held her family together. That's a heavy burden for a young girl to bear. Her journey from nanny and surrogate mother to teenage superhero was Miyazaki-like in every way.
[Small Sacrifices: The Adventures of Charlie Conti, Book One / By Ben Langdon and Eliza Langdon / First Printing: May 2016 / ISBN: 9780987530882]
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