Michael Guarino

The meeting agenda includes committee and department reports, consent action items such as the approval of an alternate for the Beautification Committee, the installation of a boatlift, and a financial warrant. Discussion items involve the award of an ITB for pervious pavers, purchases for the Police Department, recreation committee recommendations including Wi-Fi installation and golf course improvements, as well as pending items regarding marina sewer charges and seawall compliance ordinances. The agenda also lists the first reading of ordinances related to land use policy and seawall conditions, along with resolutions for fee schedule amendments.

The commission held an organizational meeting to conduct official business, including the swearing-in of newly elected officials and the appointment of a member to a vacant commission seat. The agenda included elections for the positions of Mayor, Vice-Mayor, and Secretary-Treasurer. Furthermore, the commission appointed individuals to various city offices, such as the Chief of Police and City Attorney, as well as to several volunteer committees. Other business involved designating authorized signers for bank accounts and safe deposit boxes, authorizing the execution of the Public Depositors Annual Report, and adopting bank resolutions.

The board discussed updates to the Capital Improvement Plan and approved a proposal from Veolia for membrane replacement. The session included a status update on sewer and stormwater grant opportunities, focusing on FEMA mitigation efforts, watershed management, and vulnerability assessments. The board also reviewed the operator's monthly report and approved financial warrants for wastewater and stormwater services. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding lift station flood protection, potential storm mitigation for the sewer plant, and future procurement plans for membranes.

The board discussed capital wastewater improvements, reviewing maintenance items and budget projections. The meeting also included updates on sewer and stormwater grants, review of the operator's monthly report, and the approval of financial reports including the wastewater and stormwater warrants. Additionally, the board addressed inquiries regarding fund allocations for administrative staff and discussed future quotes for capital improvement projects.

The workshop focused on discussions with Pedro Falcon Construction representatives regarding AIA document terms, grant requirements, and contractual responsibilities. Key agenda items included management of personnel, insurance and bonding, billing procedures, and permit compliance. The commission also reviewed submission requirements, construction scheduling, safety measures, and specific project deliverables, including improvements to the staff patio and Marble Hall.