Agenda

Q-21-066

ORDINANCE

PROVIDING FOR ALDERMEN-AT-LARGE TO ACT IN COMMITTEES TO MEET

REQUIREMENT THAT QUORUMS BE PHYSICALLY PRESENT

CITY OF NASHUA

In the Year Two Thousand and Twentn-One

LEGISLATIVE YEAR 2021

RESOLUTION: R-21-152

PURPOSE: Proposing an amendment to the City Charter relative to
adding two additional members to the Board of Health

SPONSOR(S): Alderman Tom Lopez

COMMITTEE .

ASSIGNMENT: Personnel/Administrative Affairs Committee

FISCAL NOTE: The City Clerk estimates the cost associated with a charter
amendment as approximately $200 during a regular municipal
election.

ANALYSIS

R-2 1-152

RESOLUTION

PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CITY CHARTER RELATIVE TO ADDING
TWO ADDITIONAL MEMBERS TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH

CITY OF NASHUA

In the Year Two Thousand and Twenty-One

maintain equity and fairness between newly created program areas established through the proposed
process and pre-existing areas established under current regulations.

Recertification

Recourse for Denied Applications

If the application is incomplete or there is significant opposition from constituents living and/or doing
business within the program area, the Board of Alderman may, at its discretion request the petitioner to
revise the application and resubmit it for consideration. Revised applications may only be submitted once
and must be submitted within sixty (60) calendar days to be considered for ratification.

as necessary, to support the program and assist with related tasks should be considered and
factored into any cost estimate.

This ratio will establish the maximum number of permits which can be issued per household in
the ingugural year of the program’.

b. The ratio of the number of available parking spaces within the proposed program area to the
number of total households within the proposed program area. This ratio should be rounded to
the nearest whole number, rounding downward for any ratio less than .85 spaces per household.
This ratio will establish the absolute maximum number of permits per household which can be
issued in any year.

4, Based on the preceding specifications, City staff will estimate the parking capacity within the
proposed program area.

5. Based on the preceding specifications, City staff will prepare a drawing to scale defining
allowable parking areas and no parking areas across the proposed program area.

In a public meeting, City staff will present the results of their study to one or more representatives of
citizens petitioning for establishment of the program.

Quantification Testing

the addresses of all homes, businesses, and institutions within the boundaries of the proposed program
area; and a petition indicating at least two-thirds (67%) of all households within the proposed program
area support the initiative’. This application should also include the names and contact information for
at least three citizens living within the proposed program area which will constitute representation for
the application in all matters dealing with the City. This group of individuals will be hereafter referenced

e Rules and regulations for addressing visiter/contractor/commercial parking needs in the area;
* Hours that the program is to be in effect and logic supperting those hours;

e Recommended penalties for violating program rules and regulations;

* Fees (if any) associated with the program;

« The method for addressing the cost of implementation, administration, and enforcement;

e Designation of implementation, administration, and enforcement duties within the City.