Minutes of the July 2010 Meeting
The meeting was brought to order at 7:35 by Bill Stanton, president. The reading of the minutes was waived and accepted as distributed. The treasurer reported $14,084.89 in the Civic account and $10,084.17 in the SONE account. The Civic Association website is www.cicivic.org for everyone to keep up on the news and current events.
Minutes of the June 2010 Meeting
The meeting was brought to order at 7:40 by Bill Stanton, president. Due to the high attendance, the May minutes were read to bring all visitors up to date and were accepted as read. The treasurer reported that there is $13,832.82 in the regular account and $10,084.17 in the SONE (Save Our Natural Environment) account. The Civic Association website is www.cicivic.org for everyone to keep up on current events.
Minutes of the May 2010 Meeting
The meeting was brought to order at 7:40 p.m. by Bill Stanton, president. The reading of the minutes was waived and they were accepted as distributed. The Civic Association website is www.cicivic.org for everyone to keep up on the news and current events.
Minutes of the April 2010 meeting
The meeting was brought to order at 7:37 p.m. by Barbara Dolensek, Vice President. The reading of the minutes were waived and accepted as sent. The Civic Association website is www.cicivic.org for everyone to keep up on the news and current events.
Minutes of the March 2010 meeting
The meeting was brought to order in the Community Center at 7:35 p.m. by Bill Stanton, president. The reading of the minutes was waived, and the minutes were accepted with one correction: proceeds from the City Island Reunion will be given to the City Island Little League. The Civic Association Web site is www.cicivic.org, where news and current events will be posted.
Minutes of the Feburary 2010 meeting
The meeting was brought to order at 7:35 pm by Bill Stanton,
president. The reading of the minutes was waived and they were
accepted as sent. Our website is www.cicivic.org for everyone to keep
up on the news and current events on City Island.
Crime committee report: Bill advised that anyone witnessing a drug
transaction should call him or 311 or 911. John Doyle is helping a
resident whose car was damaged by a hit-and-run driver who stopped in
front of Dunkin Donuts to examine the damage; DD would not give her
Minutes: November 24, 2009
The meeting was brought to order at 7:35 p.m. by Bill Stanton, president. The reading was waived for the October minutes, which were accepted as distributed. As of January 1, John Doyle will be the corresponding secretary; Fred Ramftl and Tom Smith will remain in their current board positions as First Vice President and Treasurer, respectively.
Minutes: October 27, 2009
The meeting was brought to order at 7:35 by Bill Stanton, president. The treasurer reported that the Civic account has $13,779 and the SONE account $10,084. It was moved and carried that we will pay the Community Center the sum of $500 to cover our use of the room for the current year. It was also moved and carried that the Civic sponsor a table for $100 at the American Legion post’s 90th anniversary celebration.
The proposed slate for the Civic officers was unanimously approved: John Doyle, recording secretary; Fred Ramftl, first vice president; and Tom Smith, treasurer.
Minutes: September 28, 2009
The meeting was brought to order at 7:35 p.m. by Bill Stanton, president. The minutes were accepted as circulated. The treasurer reported that the Civic account has $13,718 and the SONE account $10,084.
Minutes: August 25, 2009
The meeting was brought to order at 7:35 p.m. in the Community Center by Bill Stanton, president. The Civic Account is $14,145 and the SONE account is $10,084.
Bill Stanton reported on crime-prevention issues. There have been more arrests at the massage parlor for prostitution, and there have been reports of a speeding white tow truck on the island. Anyone who sees this truck speeding is asked to note the license number as well as the place and time and bring it to the next meeting. To report graffiti, please get a picture of the damage and a description of the perpetrator if possible.
