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ORDER-2014-167 : Reauthorization of the Inter-Municipal Health Agreement between the City of Melrose and the Town of Reading with regard to Shared Health Services

Passed · PASSED [9 TO 0] · moved by Robert A. Boisselle, Ward 4 Alderman, seconded by Gail Infurna, Ward 5 Alderman Yes: Jaclyn L. Bird, Robert A. Boisselle, Scott M. Forbes, Gail Infurna, Jennifer L. Lemmerman, Mary Beth McAteer-Margolis, Monica C. Medeiros, John N. Tramontozzi, Donald L. Conn Jr.. Absent: Peter D. Mortimer, Francis X. Wright Jr..

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ORDER-2014-167 Contract Reauthorization of the Inter-Municipal Health Agreement between the City of Melrose and the Town of Reading with regard to Shared Health Services Passed

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▶ 55:01 Speaker 11: Order 2014-167, reauthorization of the inter-municipal health agreement between the City of Melrose and the Town of Redding with regard to shared health services.

▶ 55:13 Speaker 1: Alvin Boisselle.

▶ 55:14 Robert A. Boisselle: Mr. Chairman, I'd like to request immediate consideration for Order 2014-167.

▶ 55:20 Speaker 1: Alvin Boisselle requests immediate consideration of the order. Is there an objection to immediate consideration? There does not appear to be. Very good.

▶ 55:29 Robert A. Boisselle: like to request the suspension of the rules so we can have the health director come up and explain

▶ 55:35 Speaker 1: the order alderman Boisselle moves to suspend the rules relative to this order on the second by alderman inferno on the motion all those in favor anyone opposed motion passes the rules are suspended ms clay do you want to explain this order for us please sure um as you're aware we

▶ 55:51 Speaker 7: We have an inter-municipal agreement with the Town of Wakefield and the Town of Redding for health department services. The current agreement with the Town of Redding expires on June 30th. The Board of Selectmen in Redding passed approving a one-year extension of the agreement last week, which is why there was the delay in it being on your agenda until your last meeting. Normally, it would have been earlier, so it could have gone through the committee process. I was on vacation, so I wasn't at the meeting. My understanding is the reason they're only doing a one-year extension rather than a three-year commitment is that they have a number of new members of the Board of Selectmen who are reexamining how they do business and want to take the time to – they're looking at every department there. and didn't feel like they wanted to commit to three years while they were in the process of

▶ 56:59 Speaker 1: doing their reviews other than the term of years there are no substantive changes to

▶ 57:04 Speaker 7: the agreement there's no other changes to the agreement it's exactly the same okay

▶ 57:15 Speaker 1: questions for ms clay motion for passage second alderman voyzel moves for passage of order 214-167 the motion is seconded by alderman inferna on the madam clerk could you call the roll please

▶ 57:27 Speaker 3: yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes that order for two passes thank you miss