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20240624 City Council Legal Affairs Committee Meeting Minutes Scott D. Houseman-Chair Todd C. Rotondo Kathleen M. Feldman Legal Affairs/City Council Committee of the Whole Meeting Minutes Monday,June 24,2024,6:00pm City Council Committee Room,3rd Floor,Beverly City Hall, 191 Cabot St. The meeting was called to order at 6:30pm. Members present: Todd Rotondo, Kathleen Feldman, Scott Houseman Also present: Assistant Director of Public Services and Engineering Eric Barber and City Solicitor Stephanie Williams Order Date to Description Action Taken Number Committee Councilor Houseman-A letter regarding the #034 1/16/2024 Subcommittee on Legal Affairs initiatives in the Hold new term Proposed Amendments to City Ordinance Bifurcated on #101 3/18/2024 Section 15-37 Human Rights Committee; 5/6/24 Amendments to Modify Committee Member Qualifications Hold Councilor Rotondo-A request to make an Recommend #130 4/16/2024 amendment to Ordinance Section 270-66 the Council Downtown Beverly Parking District approve 3-0 #182 6/13/2024 Appointment-Eric Knudsen, 8 Baker Ave. to Hold serve on the Human Rights Committee #184 6/17/2024 Appointment-Braden Willenbrock to serve on Hold the Human Rights Committee Assistant Commissioner of Public Services and "! Engineering, Eric Barber-Proposed Revisions to Recommend #188 6/17/2024 City of Beverly Ordinance 249 "Stormwater the Council M approve (3-0) Management" Recommend Councilor Rotondo-A proposal to amend the Council #191 6/17/2024 Ordinance 270-42A regarding parking during approve with certain months condition listed be 3-0 President Fl6wers-To address some possible Recommend #194 6/17/2024 the Council changes in our City Council rules a rove 3-0 Discussion Order#188 Barber presented on the proposed ordinance changes. There was discussion on enforcement and notice regarding the changes. Order#130 Revised language from Assistant City Solicitor Jesse Dole was reviewed. Order#191 Rotondo summarized the proposed changes that would seasonally restrict parking during the day while still allowing neighbors to park overnight. The motion to recommend acceptance of the order with the expectation that a redline version be submitted to the full Council before the final vote was made and seconded. A vote was taken, and the motion passed(3-0). Order#194 Williams gave an overview of the history as well as a recent court decision regarding the proposed changes. There was some discussion on the possibility of added language regarding signs. The meeting adjourned at 7:40pm. Beverly City Council Committee on Legal Affairs Meeting Minutes—June 24,2024 page 2 of 2