The Firehouse Building Committee heard that $4,832,175.35 has been spent, about 16 percent of the total. Dan Palotta told the panel that soil removal is the "critical item" and that rebar arrives next week, ahead of footings.
The Revere City Council's Appointment Subcommittee unanimously advanced four mayoral board reappointments. Deborah Frank, a 12-year Metro Credit Union employee with "more than 30 years helping people navigate home ownership," returns to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
Revere's school building committee voted 5-4-1 to cut a requested vibration and geotechnical monitoring contract extension from $256,080 to $180,000.
The Revere License Commission approved a food truck license for Tacos Way LLC but withheld approval of its proposed outdoor seating, citing safety concerns about cars crossing near the tables at 61 Squire Road.
The Revere Parks and Recreation Commission discussed a proposal to build a boardwalk linking the Northern Strand Trail to Gibson Park through the Rumney Marsh.
Revere's Commission on Disabilities heard a public health update and clarified handicapped parking sign rules at its October 13 meeting.
Revere council subcommittees advanced a zoning change and two feasibility-study requests to the full council.
Revere Human Rights Commission chair Shama Hosseini resigns after six years; no quorum for a vote.
Revere panel advances a $25-a-year rental registry covering every unit in the city.
Winthrop schools move to adopt a state-mandated policy on handling ICE and other civil law enforcement at school buildings.
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