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Public Records Requests
Request #2021-1772 (Framingham, MA - Mayor's Office)
74 documents · · City of Framingham · Fulfilled
The City must make it through this crisis with at least the core services intact: public safety departments must be staffed to respond to emergency calls from residents and businesses; trash and recycle must be picked up and removed to contracted landfills and recycle centers; and the public health must be maintained.
Our goal is to implement a 3 year rotation, whereby marked patrol cruisers are recycled to less critical and demanding use within the Department after 3 years, so as to extend their lifecycles. This is cost-effective because the major components are prone to failure after 3 years of front-line patrol use.
Removal Operating Expenses Operating Expenses Operating Expenses Operating Expenses Operating Expenses 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal Operating Expenses Operating Expenses Operating Expenses Operating Expenses Operating Expenses Operating Expenses Office of the CFO $ 188,514 $ 218,041 $ - $ 383,213 $ 429,384 $ 666,550 $ 666,550 $ 647,125 52910 Recycling Removal
. $43,803 $2,106 5.1% 16.1% Operating - Increase in buildings and grounds, vehicle maintenance, software maintenance, rental equipment, contractual trash and recycling removal, leaf and brush removal, prof & tech consulting for DEP Dudley Road monitoring, vehicle supplies, unleaded and diesl fuel.
. $41,697 $43,803 $2,106 $43,803 $2,106 5.1% $2,470,057 $2,868,535 $398,478 16.1% Operating - Increase in buildings and grounds, vehicle maintenance, software maintenance, rental equipment, contractual trash and recycling removal, leaf and brush removal, prof & tech consulting for DEP Dudley Road monitoring, vehicle supplies, unleaded and diesl fuel.
Charles Robert Charles David Brian A A R J Michael Ashley L E J N 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 Title Medium Equipment Operator Totals Lead Driver Lead Driver Lead Driver Lead Driver Lead Driver Operations Manager Lead Driver Environmental Health Operations Supervisor Lead Driver Lead Driver Lead Driver Director of Highway and Sanitation Lead Driver Lead Driver Lead Driver Lead Driver Assistant Director of Highway & Sanitation Recycling
The total increase from level service FY20 to FY21 is $400. 52700 Rental - Equipment 250,553 250,553 250,553 250,553 - - 100.00% 250,553 52910 Recycling Removal - - - - - - - % - 53000 Prof & Tech - Consultants - 10,366 - - - - - % - 53006 Prof & Tech - Interpreters 15 - - - - - - % - 53050 Printing Services 82 - - - - - - % - 53401 Telephone-IP 7,765 7,911 8,518 6,000 2,518 70.44% These funds pay telephone lines for Verizon and Windstream (Windstream
Removal 52910 Recycling Removal $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 3,623.00 72.50 100.00 559,288.32 31,632.07 10,537.18 12,125.49 $ $ $ 4,576.41 66,908.12 4,526.00 $ $ $ $ 46,422.50 775.36 2,948.00 1,114,560.99 $ 188,514.06 $ 383,212.81 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52920 Hazardous Waste Removal 52940 Leaf and Brush Removal 52940 Leaf and Brush Removal 52940 Leaf and Brush
1156 1 W 11 2 $49,105 $0 $5,120 $54,225 DPW Sanitation MATTHEW EIDELMAN 433 1156 Lead Driver 1156 1 W 11 7 $54,349 $0 $5,227 $59,577 DPW Sanitation MICHAEL PASQUANTONIO 433 1156 Lead Driver 1156 1 W 11 9 $56,545 $0 $4,750 $61,295 DPW Sanitation RICARDO RAPHAEL 433 1156 Lead Driver 1156 1 W 11 3 $50,210 $0 $5,152 $55,363 DPW Sanitation RICHARD WEST 433 1156 Lead Driver 1156 1 W 11 9 $56,545 $0 $4,750 $61,295 DPW Sanitation STEPHEN SARNOSKY 433 PWSF Recycling
Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52910 Recycling Removal 52920 Hazardous Waste Removal 52940 Leaf and Brush Removal 52940 Leaf and Brush Removal $ $ $ 31,632.07 10,537.18 12,125.49 $ $ $ 4,576.41 66,908.12 4,526.00 $ $ $ $ 46,422.50 775.36 2,948.00 1,114,560.99 $ 188,514.06 $ 383,212.81 $ $ $ 33,345.93 33,602.00 47,355.00 52940 Leaf and Brush Removal 52940
Public Records Requests
Request #20-213 (Greenfield, MA - Building Inspections)
2 documents · · City of Greenfield ·
All materials to be recycled and pool area to be filled with clean granular sand/fill DP-2020-0003 331 COLRAIN RD Demolition 05/28/2020 8146 $6350 Permit Listing Report Residential Building Permits Printed On: Sun Jun 18, 2023 Date range: Issued between 05/01/2020 05/31/2020 ROOFING EXISTING 1-2 FAMILY ROOFING EXISTING 1-2 FAMILY BP-2020-0223 Issued 66 HARRISON AV BP-2020-0200 Issued ROOFING EXISTING 1-2 FAMILY ROOFING EXISTING RA 05/05/2020 Douglas
Public Records Requests
Request #19-102 (Greenfield, MA - Assessors Department, City Clerk's Office)
15 documents · · City of Greenfield ·
CHARLES ROS E ARCHITECTS | NC 115 WILLOW AVENUE SOMERVILLE, MA 02144 TEL (617) 628-5033 FAX (617) 628-7033 www.charlesrosearchitect.com Charles Rose Architects Inc CONSULTANT CERTIFICATION STAIR 2 TTT ry i > _ MAIN ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL ROOM 618 TRASH / SF RECYCLING SECURITY SECURITY DOOR TICKET KIOSKS o 2 re uw Z We ou io) zo_ < ui a Fa 4 Tw OL Zz 3 =2 -W" | < < Zz avd a Zz < K N Ww O a SF PULL-DOWN GATE 7 Zz LL. < Ww KEY PLAN PURPOSE DATE 100% SD
Public Records Requests
Request #2021-1926 (Framingham, MA - Mayor's Office)
597 documents · · City of Framingham · Fulfilled
O R G C L F FA CT S H E E T Fo r a t h r i v i n g N ew E n g l a n d Our recycling system is in trouble. Over the past 10 years, waste companies encouraged municipalities to switch to single-stream recycling while higher volumes of cheap, hard-to-recycle packaging poured into communities.
O R G Fo r C L F FA CT S H E E T a t h r i v i n g N ew E n g l a n d Recycling costs have increased tremendously over the past few years while the number of recyclables kept out of landfills has decreased. H.3289/S.2149, An Act to Expand the Bottle Bill would modernize Massachusetts current bottle bill and keep millions of bottles from being landfilled and incinerated, while reducing recycling costs for cities and towns across the Commonwealth.
Municipalities have little power over what people throw away but are responsible for its disposal or recycling. Costs have increased for disposal across these domains, but fluctuations in the recycling market in particular have drastically increased costs for municipalities, which now pay tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to provide disposal and recycling services to residents.
Common single-use items such as plastic bags, are not recyclable and typically end up in landfills and incinerators, or littered in our oceans damaging human health and the environment. H.869/S.579, An Act to Reduce Single-Use Plastics from the Environment, would ban single-use plastics, including plastic bags and single serve plastic water bottles, among many others.
Curbside collection will occur on residents' regularly scheduled trash/recycling collection days during those weeks. Residents who plan to take advantage of curbside collection should reference the requirements. Yard waste and brush not conforming to the requirements will not be collected and left at the curb.
Recycling a failed solution will only make crime problems worse. Vote by mail ballots are dropping across Miami Beach over the next few days. Everyone has the opportunity to vote NO and demand real solutions for our community. << Click here to request your mail ballot >> The deadline to request your mail ballot is Saturday, October 23. Follow our campaign on social media to learn more about why residents should vote NO on the 2 AM Alcohol Ban.
More clearly marked recycling bins around the parks and downtown area. Can parts of shoppers world have community space since businesses come and go so quickly? Ive lived in Framingham for 13 years, and since them downtown has gotten worse, the roads to my house have declined and are riddled with dips and potholes, and the city continues to not care.
b) Public Banking legislation H.1223/S.665, An Act to establish a Massachusetts public bank filed by Representative Mike Connolly, Representative Nika Elugardo and Senator Jamie Eldridge S.682, An Act establishing a public bank of Massachusetts - filed by Senator Adam Hinds c) Waste Reduction legislation H.3289/S.2149, An Act to expand the bottle bill, filed by Representative Marjorie Decker and Senator Cynthia Creem H.878/S.610, An Act to save recycling
. * Sewer Repair/Upgrade * Storm Water Repair/Upgrade (Nutrient/Pollution Filtration) * Upgrade and Improve All Recycling Efforts * Trash cans on every corner * Protected Bike Lane, Secure Bike Parking, Increased Penalties for Bike Theft * Quick Response Cleaning Program- 24/7 Clean Crew * REGULAR Cleaning: All Sidewalks, Bus Stops Park Benches, and More. Lets make this city shine! * Explore a better trolley bus and service.
New York State Assembly, New York, NY Legislative Aide/Community Liaison for Assemblymember Brian Kavanagh, 2009-2010 Directed energy, environmental, and transportation legislative and policy portfolios, including bills to mandate rechargeable battery recycling statewide and to retrofit school buses with diesel particulate filters.
Sanitation Department The Sanitation Department is responsible for managing the Citys solid waste; overseeing the curbside solid waste and recycling programs; containerized collections at condominiums and municipal facilities; as well as the Recycling Drop-off Center (RDC) on Mount Wayte Avenue and the Yard Waste Drop-Off on Dudley Road.
Administrative Assistant 3 Benefits Assistant/HR Crime Analyst Customer Service Representative 2 Lead Records Clerk/Police Payroll/Payables Specialist Production Technician M4 Accounts Payable Specialist Benefits Coordinator Building Maintenance Worker Code Enforcement Official Communication and Land Stewardship Community Outreach Coordinator Grant Writer Library Building Facilities Manager Office Coordinator/Tax Collector Office Manager 1 Permit Coordinator Recycling
MECHANIC PARKS FISCAL SUPERVISOR ACTIVITIES MANAGER HIGHWAY SUPERVISOR-TRAFFIC SYS FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER FIREFIGHTER RECYCLING
My suggestions are: 1) give out and promote free water-saving and energy-saving products (eg, shower heads, faucet attachments) 2) city initiatives to encourage recycling 3) preserving green space 4) renovating existing buildings rather than building new ones Fund your water bill mess up. To pay for the Water/Sewer rate hikes !!
My suggestions are: 1) give out and promote free water-saving and energy-saving products (eg, shower heads, faucet attachments) 2) city initiatives to encourage recycling 3) preserving green space 4) renovating existing buildings rather than building new ones Fund your water bill mess up. To pay for the Water/Sewer rate hikes !!
My suggestions are: 1) give out and promote free water-saving and energy-saving products (eg, shower heads, faucet attachments) 2) city initiatives to encourage recycling 3) preserving green space 4) renovating existing buildings rather than building new ones Fund your water bill mess up. To pay for the Water/Sewer rate hikes !!
Public Records Requests
Request #2019-0005 (Marshfield, MA - Clerk)
4 documents · · Town of Marshfield · Fulfilled
contribute to the potential death of marine and other wildlife. 2) Thin plastic bags clog storm drains and litter public places, beaches, and local waterways, including the North and South Rivers and the Green Harbor River and contribute to the overall volume of solid waste. 3) Thin plastic bags are made from fossil fuels, a non-renewable resource. 4) Thin plastic bags are not biodegradable or compostable, are not acceptable in Marshfields curbside recycling
This bylaw shall apply to all dumpsters located within the Town of Marshfield. 1 As of January 1, 2008, all dumpsters and solid waste recycling facilities visible to the general public from public streets and parking lots open to the public, located within the Town of Marshfield, as defined on the attached map, shall be screened from view within an Page 27 of 29 enclosure with the approval of the Fire Department.
Public Records Requests
Request #2019-0021 (Chelmsford, MA - Town Manager)
64 documents · · Town of Chelmsford · Fulfilled
Dzuris, Tricia From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Parlee, Nick Monday, October 01, 2018 8:53 AM Town Clerk Recycle committee agenda 10-4-18.doc Nicholas Parlee Solid Waste & Recycling Manager/ Energy Manager Town of Chelmsford 9 Alpha Rd (978) 2505203 Please be advised that the Secretary of the Commonwealth has determined that all email messages and attached content sent from and to this email address are public records unless qualified as an exemption
Recycle Committee Notice of Public Meeting Email Posting to Townclerk@townofchelmsford.us Thank you.
Public Records Requests
Request #2018-0008 (Chelmsford, MA - Public Works)
2 documents · · Town of Chelmsford · Fulfilled
The milled materials shall become property of the contractor, disposed of and/or recycled. When working adjacent to traffic, the contractor shall immediately remove material that is spilled on the traveled way. The contractor shall be responsible for all clean-up work along gutters, around castings and the entire roadway. Where proposed paving is to be started or ended at the project limits, a cut shall be made to a depth of | 1/2 to 2 inches.
Public Records Requests
Request #2022-0018 (Chelmsford, MA - Town Manager)
17 documents · · Town of Chelmsford · Fulfilled
CHELMSFORD DPW WAGES 3.9.22 Job Class Long Description Location Grade BUSINESS MANAGER CIVIL ENGINEER TOWN ENGINEER MANAGER DPW DIRECTOR T4i1 GRS GR6 Hourly Rate 9 10 7 10 39,9434 47.4800 55.3685 75.9799 26.2504 26.9069 29.2345 30.4426 27.5797 57.6055 30.4426 32.4838 35.3041 30.4426 30.9426 28.2688 27.4069 30.4649 31.9838 28.2688 31.2035 27.8254 29,9649 27.5797 29.4494 PARK GROUNDSKEEPER G480 10 35.3041 ENERGY/RECYCLE MANAGER GRS 40.9422 55.0623 27.5797
Public Records Requests
Request #2021-0245 (Framingham, MA - SRAO)
28 documents · · City of Framingham · Fulfilled
From Framingham Public Works Subject Trash, Recycling, and Bulky Item Collection Delayed Tuesday, February 2, due to Winter Storm To "Christopher J.
This email is not a public record If a estimated bill is charged, this email will be recycled into a Formal Appeal. Frank Wood On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 5:30 PM wrote: Please DO NOT reply to this email !! Please use the email address of the sender at bottom of this email, in order to communicate with the request management team.
Because of the full council added, this email is now a public record If a estimated bill is charged, this email will be recycled into a Formal Appeal. Frank Wood On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 5:29 PM wrote: Please DO NOT reply to this email !! Please use the email address of the sender at bottom of this email, in order to communicate with the request management team.
Because of the full council added, this email is now a public record If a estimated bill is charged, this email will be recycled into a Formal Appeal. Frank Wood On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 5:28 PM wrote: Please DO NOT reply to this email !! Please use the email address of the sender at bottom of this email, in order to communicate with the request management team.
Public Records Requests
Request #2023-0075 (Malden, MA - Board of Health)
7 documents · · City of Malden · Fulfilled
States that artificial turf cannot be recycled and provides information on infill composition and how artificial turf cannot be produced without PFAS. i. Laura Spark, Clean Water Action Spoke about impact on environment and water system. i. States that PFAS is toxic at very small concentrations. ii. States that European Union and Maine have banned all products containing PFAS and Massachusetts is also considering a ban. iii.
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