Balzano Victory- Council Votes to Rescind Two Ordinances
Town Council rescinds two May 3 ordinances after vetoes by Town Administrator Balzano. Debate centers on appointments to the Recreation Board and town purchasing powers, with support and opposition from council members and the solicitor amid Charter interpretations.
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Michael Balzano
Recreation Board
Balzano
Balzino
League Asked for Details on Housing Statements
The Bristol Town Council asks Ruth Sanford of the Bristol League of Women Voters for clarification on housing statements linked to low income housing. Councilman Langelo proposes a formal letter requesting whether the league authorized its position and if the 1970 census figures, including 20 percent long-form sampling, underpin the statements.
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League
Bristol League of Women Voters
Arthur Langelo
Ruth Sanford
Bristol
Providence Evening Bulletin
Bulletin
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Veto Sets Precedent in Town Governance Says Solicitor
Emilio Iannuccillo warns that vetoed ordinances backed by three pro-Balzano council members stretch the town charter. He argues the town charter assigns policy making to the council and keeps the administrator as administrator not legislator. The vetoes for two appropriation ordinances were sustained against the solicitor's advice.
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Balzano
Emilio Jannuceillo
Jannuceilla
John Ligeiro
Charter Commission Council
Arthur Langelo
Charter Commission
Langelo
Mr Balzano
Lucien Capone
Bristol
Capone
Salvatore Massa
Massa
Anthony Rego
Manuel Vieira
Iannuccillo
Orlando Bisbano
Ligeiro
Ralzano
Emilio Ianmegillo
Michael Balzano
Seth
Athony Rego
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