Public Participation

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▶ 13:58 Robert A. Boisselle: Now we have Ms. McKenna here this evening, why don't you come forward? I'll read a little bio here that she submitted to us.

▶ 14:03 Peter D. Mortimer: Point of order, Mr. Chairman, you want to open for public participation and let the people know that this is available for rebroadcast?

▶ 14:11 Robert A. Boisselle: I want you to step back, Ms. McKenna, for a moment. We have an order, a request here for public participation, is there a second? Second. We have a second.

▶ 14:19 Peter D. Mortimer: I'm not a member of the committee, sir. That was just a point of order.

▶ 14:22 Robert A. Boisselle: We have a request by Alderman Darylson, second by Alderman McAteer-Margolis. At this time, anyone in the present area of the area here, please come forward to discuss anything on this order.

▶ 14:36 Speaker 6: Motion to close public participation.

▶ 14:38 Robert A. Boisselle: We have an order here to close the public participation, second by Alderman Medeiros. Ms. McKenna, come forward please. Okay, in her bio, she has a master's degree in historic preservation planning, and she's been working in the profession for the commonwealth since 1997 doing preservation planning, project manager, and grant program management for two different state agencies. Prior to moving to Melrose, her husband and her three-year-old daughter lived in Charlestown for many years where she was on the board of the Charlestown Preservation Society serving as president from 2009 to 2011 and she also completed the renovation of her 1860 wood frame row house in Charlestown is there anything else would you like to