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308-19
| 1 | | | Council Minutes | Minutes of the Meeting of June 25, 2019. | approved | Pass |
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309-19
| 1 | | | Council Minutes | Minutes of the Meeting of July 23, 2019. | approved | Pass |
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310-19
| 1 | | | Council Minutes | Minutes of the Meeting of August 1, 2019. | approved | Pass |
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311-19
| 1 | | | Appointment | Mayor Re-Appointment: Deborah A. Burke, Executive Director, Malden Redevelopment Authority, 17 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA, as the City of Malden representative to the Metropolitan Area Planning Council; said term to expire July 1, 2022. | placed on file | Pass |
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312-19
| 1 | | | Appointment | Mayor Appointment: Ose Schwab, 55 Granite Street, Malden, MA to the Cultural Council, upon confirmation by the City Council; said term to expire on July 30, 2022. (Ose Schwab will replace Molly Uline who recently resigned. | referred | |
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313-19
| 1 | | | Appointment | Mayor Re-Appointment: Inna Babitskaya, 557 Pleasant Street, # 226, Malden, MA to the Historical Commission; said term to expire August 3, 2022. | referred | |
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314-19
| 1 | | | Petition | Livery: Arminder Singh, 27 Alpine St. #3, Malden, 1 car (New) | referred | Pass |
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315-19
| 1 | | | Petition | Livery: Zakaria Azag, 320 Washington St., Malden, 1 car (New) | referred | Pass |
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316-19
| 1 | | | Petition | Livery: Barbara Martineau, 8 Parker St., Malden, 1 car (New) | referred | Pass |
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317-19
| 1 | | | Petition | Outdoor Parking: Three C Realty LLC, 54 Winter St., Malden, 22 spaces (New) | referred | Pass |
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318-19
| 1 | | | Order | Order: That the Board of Health, under the direction of Christopher Webb identify cost and quantity of signage to be placed at ALL public schools, parks and public buildings that state: NO SMOKING/NO VAPING.
Because of the health epidemic we are facing in Malden, a timeline of 30-days for completion is asked.
It is further ordered that any violation of this Order be subject to all fines as stated in Section 21 of the Malden Board of Health regulations. | adopted | Pass |
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319-19
| 1 | | | Order | Order: That the City of Malden look to create and establish a “Dig one policy” for the upgrade to 5g. | referred | |
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320-19
| 1 | | | Ordinance | Order: Be it hereby Ordained that Chapter 2 of the Revised Ordinances of 2020 as amended, be further amended by adding a new section as follows: | referred | Pass |
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321-19
| 1 | | | Ordinance | Ordinance: Be it hereby ordained that the City Council amend the Expendable Trust Fund Ordinance. | referred | |
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329-19
| 1 | | | Order | Order: That water department officials appear before the city council to discuss water quality standards with respect to chlorine levels, bacteria levels and the flushing program. | adopted | Pass |
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322-19
| 1 | | | Resolution | Resolve: that it is the sense of the City Council that it supports the exploration of an application for the rehabilitation of the Oak Grove Community Building via the Community Preservation Act. | passed | Pass |
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323-19
| 1 | | | Resolution | Resolve: That the Traffic Commission install a stop sign on the eastern corner of Boylston Street at Bryant. | referred | Pass |
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324-19
| 1 | | | Resolution | Resolve: That the City Council support an Inclusionary Zoning Financial Feasibility Analysis.
Whereas 56% of Malden households are low income, meaning they earn 80% or less of the Area Median Income, and would qualify for deed-restricted Affordable housing; and
Whereas 67% of low-income Malden households are housing cost burdened, meaning they pay more than 30% of their income on housing costs, including rent, mortgages, utilities, insurance and other regular housing costs, and are therefore at higher risk of displacement; and
Whereas Malden has less than one deed-restricted Affordable housing unit for every three cost-burdened low-income Malden households who could qualify for such a home; and
Whereas inclusionary zoning policies leverage the private sector housing market to create new deed-restricted Affordable units by requiring a percentage of new units in multifamily buildings to be set at below-market costs and reserved for low-income households; and
Whereas the success of inclusionary zoning policies hinges on well-crafted policy details, so that the share of deed-restric | passed | Pass |
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325-19
| 1 | | | Resolution | Resolve: That the City Council support the creation of a Security Deposit Pilot Program.
Whereas more than half of all Malden households are renters, of which 68% are low income, earning 80% or less of the Area Median Income (AMI); and
Whereas leases for apartments typically require payment of first month’s rent, last month’s rent, and a security deposit, a total amount equal to three months’ rent, due upon signing; and
Whereas many households, especially low-income households, struggle to pay security deposits, a phenomenon that creates an additional barrier to housing and increases the risk of displacement for these families; and
Whereas Action for Boston Community Development, Inc. (ABCD), an experienced regional anti-poverty agency and housing services provider, is submitting an application to the Malden Community Preservation Commission to create a Security Deposit Pilot Program; and
Whereas the Pilot Program would provide security deposits to landlords on behalf of qualified low-income Malden households, and would require said landlords to return the balance of the security de | passed | Pass |
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326-19
| 1 | | | Resolution | Resolve: That the Traffic Commission study and if appropriate designate a speed safety zone in the vicinity of Lincoln Common and Suffolk Manor. | referred | Pass |
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327-19
| 1 | | | Resolution | Resolve: that the Traffic Commission study and if appropriate designate speed safety zones next to Devir Park. | referred | Pass |
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328-19
| 1 | | | Claim | Claim: Nicholas DiLeo, 253 Harvard Street, Malden, MA | | |
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