Council meeting tonight 7:15.. discussion about the BOH move
Tune in tonight ComCast 99, RCN 13/HD 613, Verizon 42 to hear what the Council is going to discuss regarding the BOH move to Callahan. I suspect we will hear from Cannon on his ordinance. I'm hoping that the administration will have an idea to announce at the Mayor's report later in the evening. I'm also hoping Giombetti will ask for the Mayor's report first.
posted by Jim Pillsbury @ 12:44 PM
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9 Comments:
This is going to be a very interesting meeting. Is the Mayor there? She should be to explain and defend her position on the BOH moving to the Callahan Center. She should not be sending her lackey, Keezer. She throws him under the bus all the time and he allows it. Shocking to see someone allow someone else to take advantage of them that way. Keezer needs to grow a backbone.
Does the council have any say at all in this or is this just a chance for the council to bad mouth the process even though they cannot do anything about it?
As I understand it...as it stands with the monies already allocated for the move.. the council has no authority to stop it.
Cannon's ordinance I assume would come up... but I'm not clear how that would stop the move to Callahan. I've asked Cannon a few days ago, but he hasn't responded back.
I'm holding out hope, Giombetti will have the Mayor's report first and Keezer will have a new plan that everyone will like and if more money needs to be transferred, the Council approves it without much debate.
Or.. the council just may rag on the Mayor and get nothing done.
I suspect your last statement will be the outcome for tonight. They want to make her look bad instead of finding a solution to the mess she made. If you ask me we should vote them all out
When does she have to make her final decision? It would seem that has to be very soon. Hope someone asks her tonight about what other options she is considering since she has said that the move to the Callahan is not final
she just announced... the BOH Admin is moving to the Town Hall, an RFP for the other space is being drawn up.
Way to go Mayor.
She did a good job last night. Good to see that she does listen to her constituents
Cannon is an embarrassment to your District Jim. Will you try running against him again?
as promised by the Mayor.. they have sent out a RFP.
The City of Framingham is seeking proposals for a lease for a period of three years of approximately 1,200 – 1,500 square feet of usable office space in an existing building located within 1/2 mile of the City of Framingham’s Memorial Building for the City of Framingham’s Public Health Department Clinic for occupancy no later than 06/01/2019. The specific property requirements are described in the RFP.
RFP Documents will be available Wednesday, April 24, 2019 @ 10:00 A.M. and requests may be sent to alp@framinghamma.gov Sealed proposals will be accepted at the Procurement Office 150 Concord Street Framingham, MA Room #123 until Wednesday, May 8 2019 @ 10:00 A.M. Inquiries regarding this Request for Proposals are to be directed to Amy Putney, Purchasing Administrator alp@framinghamma.gov
The City reserves the right to reject any and all submissions, and waive any minor informalities and technicalities.
Publication Date/Time:
4/18/2019 12:00 AM
Closing Date/Time:
5/8/2019 10:00 AM
Contact Person:
Amy Putney, Purchasing Administrator
alp@framinghamma.gov
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