Fitchburg Legislative Affairs Committee voted unanimously to approve two temporary zoning moratoriums on emerging technologies.
Fitchburg's Legislative Affairs Committee unanimously repealed a tobacco sales ordinance adopted in 1992.
Fitchburg Legislative Affairs Committee unanimously approved a cemetery fee increase on July 21. Cemetery Superintendent Jacquelyn R. Poirier sought and won a 5-0 vote for the first fee adjustment since 2024.
Fitchburg Legislative Affairs Committee unanimously approved a $2,000 personal property tax exemption to reduce administrative costs. Treasurer Michaela Horn's petitions for abandoned funds management and Municipal Lien Certificate fee authorization also passed unanimously. The committee held two
Fitchburg's Legislative Affairs Committee voted 3-1 to increase the City Clerk position's grade in the salary matrix from 13 to 14.
Fitchburg Legislative Affairs Committee approved a parking garage restrictions ordinance unanimously.
Fitchburg Legislative Affairs Committee approves ordinance revising temporary appointments code. Chair Beth Walsh, Vice President Cruz, Councilor Starr, Councilor Van Hazinga, and Council President Zarrella voted 5-0 to adopt amendments to Chapter 3, Article I Section 3-5 of the City Code. The
The Fitchburg Legislative Affairs Committee unanimously approved an updated fee schedule for the Building Department. Building Commissioner Felix Zemel, seeking to replace Sections 94-1, 94-2, and 94-3 of the City Code, explained that the fees had not been updated in several years and needed
Fitchburg Legislative Affairs Committee approves three orders and petitions. The committee unanimously backed an order allowing the Liquor License Commission to permit beer-and-wine establishments to convert to full alcohol licenses without reapplying, deemed a business-friendly approach. A
Fitchburg Legislative Affairs Committee unanimously approves junk vehicle enforcement ordinances. Chair Beth Walsh and all committee members voted by unanimous consent on Ordinance 005-26 amending Chapter 138 and Ordinance 006-26 amending Chapter 172 of the Fitchburg Code. Commissioner Zemel
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