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ORDER-2016-70 : A RESOLUTION Honoring Donald L. Conn, Jr. as President of the Melrose Board of Aldermen for the year 2015
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ORDER-2016-70 Resolution A RESOLUTION Honoring Donald L. Conn, Jr. as President of the Melrose Board of Aldermen for the year 2015 Placed on File
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▶ 29:17 Speaker 2: Order 2016-70, a resolution honoring Donald L. Kahn Jr. as President of the Melrose Board of Aldermen for the year 2015.
▶ 29:26 Peter D. Mortimer: Request for immediate consideration, Mr. President.
▶ 29:29 Speaker 1: Alderman Mortimer moves for immediate consideration. Is there an objection? There is not.
▶ 29:34 Peter D. Mortimer: Mr. President, I make a motion to suspend the rules and permission to approach the podium. Second the motion.
▶ 29:40 Speaker 1: Alderman Mortimer moves to suspend the rules. Motion seconded by Alderman Schwartz. On the motion, all those in favor? Aye. Anyone opposed? Motion passes.
▶ 29:49 Speaker 3: May I approach, sir?
▶ 29:58 Speaker 8: You may, as long as the eagles go, what is it?
▶ 30:00 Speaker 11: It's not. What energy that guy must have had. I got tired just reading what he had done. That was crazy.
▶ 30:11 Peter D. Mortimer: This is a resolution I have before me honoring President Kahn for his past year of service
▶ 30:22 Peter D. Mortimer: as our president, a resolution honoring Donald Del Con as the president of the Melrose Board of Aldermen for the year 2015. Whereas Alderman Donald Del Con has served as president of the Board of Aldermen for the city of Melrose for the year 2015, his seventh term in that esteemed role, and whereas the board congratulates President for completing his eighth term as an alderman at large for the city of Melrose, and appreciates his commitment to serving Melrose, a commitment that continues his family's legacy of public service. And whereas the Board recognizes that President Kahn's dedication to our community extends far beyond his efforts in this chamber, in particular his 20 years of service to our city as an alderman as an alderman and as a city solicitor. And whereas President Kahn leads by doing,
▶ 31:25 Speaker 3: whether it's by scrupulously researching the issues
▶ 31:27 Peter D. Mortimer: of the day for our meetings, or by living a healthy lifestyle
▶ 31:36 Peter D. Mortimer: by avid running, or by being a loving and caring husband to April, or as a loving father who continuously supports his twins, Donald and Emily, graduates of Melrose High School, where Emily was the valedictorian her graduating year.
▶ 31:57 Peter D. Mortimer: And whereas the board shows its appreciation for President Kahn's tremendous legal knowledge and insightful perspectives, especially when sharing invectives about the wisdom of the laws foisted upon us by our much wiser state legislature.
▶ 32:13 Peter D. Mortimer: Therefore, be it resolved that we, the members of the Board of Aldermen, thank President Kahn for his commendable and invaluable helmsmanship. And therefore, be it further resolved that on this day, Monday, December 21, 2015, that this resolution, signed by each of its members, be spread across the records of the Melrose board of aldermen and that a special copy thereof be prepared and presented to president alderman
▶ 32:49 Speaker 11: donald l khan and before we hear from president khan i have here
▶ 33:02 Peter D. Mortimer: and a beautiful plaque that you can all see here which is a gift from the entire board
▶ 33:05 Speaker 1: of alderman thank you very much this is just what i've always wanted
▶ 33:19 Speaker 1: well thank you very much i i appreciate the resolution alderman mortimer and i appreciate the gift and uh i've enjoyed working with you folks this year and look forward to working with you again next year thanks very much thank you president motion to place the order on file
▶ 33:36 Speaker 1: mr second alderman mortimer moves to place the order on fire the motion is seconded by alderman voicel on the motion all those in favor aye aye anyone opposed motion passes the order will