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ORDER-2017-115 : Proclaiming Melrose a Purple Heart City and Designating It as a Purple Heart Trail

Passed · TABLED [9 TO 0] · moved by Peter D. Mortimer, Ward 6 Alderman, seconded by Scott M. Forbes, Ward 7 Alderman Yes: Scott M. Forbes, Gail Infurna, Jennifer L. Lemmerman, Mary Beth McAteer-Margolis, Peter D. Mortimer, John N. Tramontozzi, Francis X. Wright Jr., Michael P. Zwirko, Donald L. Conn Jr.. Absent: Robert A. Boisselle, Monica C. Medeiros.

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ORDER-2017-115 Proclamation Proclaiming Melrose a Purple Heart City and Designating It as a Purple Heart Trail Tabled Board of Aldermen

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▶ 26:56 Speaker 5: 2017-115 proclaiming melrose a purple heart city and designating it as a purple heart trail

▶ 27:04 Speaker 2: Motion to remove the order from the table, Mr. President. Alderman Mortimer moves to remove order 2017-115 from the table. Second. Seconded by Alderman Forbes. On the motion, all those in favor? Aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? Motion passes.

▶ 27:17 Speaker 5: Order number 2017-121.

▶ 27:20 Speaker 2: Yeah, we have to deal with 217-115. Motion to return the order to the table, Mr. President. Second. Alderman Mortimer moves to return the order from the table. The motion is seconded by Alderman Forbes. motion all those in favor anyone opposed motion passes the order is returned to the table for anyone watching at home any order that has been previously relayed on the table must be removed and revoted otherwise it will become null and void and will not be able to be acted on in the future order number 2017

▶ 27:51 Speaker 5: dash 128 amending part 1 section 19.0 one of the administrative code in accordance with section 5-1 of the Melrose City Charter to increase the the membership of the Commission on Women in the City of Melrose from seven members to nine members.