Nashua City Council to meet Monday

The Nashua City Council will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 21, in the Council Chambers at City Hall.

Aside from financials and minutes, the consent agenda includes:

In other action, the Council plans to:

Set hearings regarding deeming a pet dog as a dangerous animal and action the city will take.
Vote on a pay increase for an employee attaining a commercial drivers license.
Vote on listing a dump truck for sale via an auction site.
Approve the fiscal year 2022-23 Street Finance Report
Approve permits for 200 and 208 Charles City Rd.

Topics in the Park Board monthly report will include a trees grant, Water Over the Dam Days 2.0 and band shell rentals.

A topic of the Welcome Center monthly report will be air conditioning.

There will also be monthly reports from the Ambulance and Library Board.

The Fire Department will deliver its July incidents report.

Discussion and action items on the agenda include:

The waiver of service fees
Parking at the beach
Zade’s pay/promotion
Community visioning
A 28E agreement with the Nashua Rural Fire Company
Formal approval to purchase skid loader tires
Replace or remove D.A.R.E sign
Barricade and block options for Woodbridge Street
Street closure for 217 Livingston estate auction
Approval to Apply for Community Forestry Grant Program
LED lighting
Nuisance properties and 657A
Powering Affordable Clean Energy (PACE) and Empowering Rural America New ERA program
Trailer park service fees and meter fee
Billing for water usage that doesn’t utilize sewer
Backflow/cross connection verbiage added to water service ordinance
Putting something in writing for pay increase levels for water/wastewater certification levels
An employment policy on continuation of coverage after retirement
Installing a culvert for the remainder of Charles City Road
Spraying weeds

The Council could possibly hold a closed session regarding the dam and the EPA.

To see a copy of the agenda, click here.