Date posted: June 18, 2024 by 5:00P.M.  Alli items on this agenda are to be discussed and/or acted upon.  TOWN OF LITTLE COMPTON TOWN: HALL TOWN COUNCIL CHAMBERS 40 Commons Little Compton, RI 02837 Live streaming at  Attps/www.youtube.com/chamnel/UNOKeOBPdB3aBlqz0XH099  MEETING OF JUNE 20, 2024  AGENDA 7:001 P.M.  6:30PM-F Executive session may take place under RIGL 42-46-5(a) (2) potential litigation  Salute to the Flag Announcements:  1. Welcome to the new. Managers at Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyard, James  Davids and Marissa Stashenko  Approval of Minutes - Old Business:  June 6,2024 June 13,2024  1. Continued discussion of proposal by the Planning Board for an Attainable Housing ordinance.. Anticipate response: from Planning Board based ont their meeting scheduled a. Copy of an email sent to the' Town Council group from Amy Mooney, Director LC Community Center expressing concerns over senior services and meal b. Respond to request for a "gathering space" for senior citizens. 32 Commons, (Grange/IOOF), have agreed in principle toj provide such space.  for 6-17-24 and comments from the LC: Housing Trust.  2. Senior Services:  programing.  C. Update on senior needs assessment.  3. Review and consider approval of collective bargaining agreements for:  a. IBPOI Local 644 b. IAFF Local 3957  C. Little Compton Municipal Employees Assoc. Local 860  New Business:  1. Appointments to various boards and commissions:  a. (1)LC Agricultural Conservancy Trustee (5 year term) b. (3) Members at] large to the Pension Committee (annual term) (1)Harborl Master and Commissioner of Wrecks (annual term)  d. (1) Asst. Harbor) Master (annual term)  Acknowledge and confirm move of1 1t Alternate, Mikel Folcarelli into full seat ont the Zoning Board of Review due tot the: resignation of Fred Buhrendorf,(5  year term)    f. (2) Zoning Board ofReview alternate members (1) unexpired term to. July 2. Sets salaries and benefits for FY2025 & authorize longevity payments 3. Announcement: from Police Chief oft the successful completion ofa one year probationary period for. Junior Prob. Patrolman Devin] Itzkowitz as ofMay 26, 2024 who has now, by contract, been promoted toi the rank of] Junior Patrolman within the 4. Request to clarify fort the public that a document sent tot the Council ora board/commission becomes aj public document oncei iti is accepted. 5. Request from the LC Community Center to use 32 Commons as a secondary location during the week ofJuly 15-July 191 for summer camp ift the space is available.  2028 and (1)5 year term)  LCI Policel Department.  Board ofLicense Commissioners:  1. Request: from the LC350 Committee for a Class F one day beverage license for each of thet three (3) events which willl bel held at the LC Community Center, and for permission  fori road closure during said events:  a. Wednesday,)aly3-.wyl 17t, and. July31st  Communications:  1. Request from the Sogkonate Garden Club: for the town toi remove the hanging bulletin 2. Notice received from the Tiverton Town Council ofa proposed zoning amendment to its zoning district map and zoning ordinance text, hearing June 24, 2024, 7PM, 3. Notice: received: from RI Dept. of Environmental: Management, Office of Water Resources, of an application by James O'Connor, 209. John Dyer Rd, Little Compton requesting permission to alter freshwater wetlands for Plat 38, Lot 19-1. 4. RILong Range Transportation: Plan: 2050I Limited Update received from RI Statewide Planning, including al list ofworkshops offered for the public to attend.  board" situated near the playground. Tiverton High School.  Consent:  1. Letter fromi the Little Compton Community Center for their upcoming programs  and/or events.  Payment of Bills  Consent. Agenda Alli itemsl listeda are considered1 tol be routine by the Town Council and willl be enacted by one motion. There will bei nos separate discussion oft thesei items unless a council member or citizen SO1 requests in whiche event thei item willl be withdrawn fromt the General Order ofbusiness  and considered int the normal sequence ont the agenda.  All are welcome to any meeting at the town, which is open to the public. Individuals requiring communication assistance or any accommodation to ensure equal participation will need to contact  the Town Clerk at 635-4400 not less than 72 hours prior tot the: meeting.    Minutes ofar meeting oft the Town Council held on. June 6, A.D.2024 at 7:00 o'clock PM held in in-person format at the Town Hall, 40 Commons, Town Council Chambers, Little Compton, RI. Members present: Paul J. Golembeske, Andrew Iriarte-Moore, Gary S. Mataronas, Patrick McHugh and Robert L. Mushen. Also in attendance: Town Solicitor  Associate Mark Hartmann, Town Administrator Tony Teixeira.  The Council President called the meeting to order at 7:001 PM with a call to Pledge Allegiance to Councilor Mushen announced that on Wednesday, June 19, 2024 the Town Hall and Transfer  the Flag.  Station will be closed for the Juneteenth Holiday. Councilor Mataronas left the: room at 7:02. PM.  Motion made by Councilor Golembeske, receiving a second by Councilor McHugh, all ini favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, McHugh, Mushen): To approve, as written the minutes for the May 23, 2024 and May 31, 2024 Town Council meetings.  Motion made by Councilor Golembeske, receiving a second by Councilor Iriarte- Moore, all in favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, McHugh, Mushen): To place on file the  following Department Head reports:  1. Police Department: : May 2024. Activity Report 2. Building/Zoning Department- - May 2024 Activity Report 3. Town Clerk-May: 2024. Activity Report 4. Tax Assessor- - May 2024. Activity Report 5. Town. Administrator - May 2024 Activity Report 6. Firé Departmént E May 2024 Activity Report Councilor Mataronas returned to the room at 7:04 PM. Town Solicitor Anthony DeSisto arrived at 7:05 PM.  Representatives: from RI DOT presented a slide presentation on intended road repairs ini town. RIDOT has awarded the Little Compton road projects to JH Lynch. Discussion ensued in a question and answer: format betwéen the public, Council and RIDOT and JH Lynch representatives. RIDOT provided a signup sheet to the audience to receive notifications from RIDOT as the road project progresses. The slide presentation and status link will be provided to  the Clerks office to upload on the Town's website.  The Solicitor commented most communities in the State of] RI do not have flag or display policies. The general rule for most communities is the federal statute for flying the United States The Solicitor proposed a Flag and Display Policy Rules and Regulations for the Council's consideration. Council McHugh noted that Newport, Pawtucket and Somerville, MA have a: flag  Flag, State Flag and POWI MIA Flag referring to 4 U.S.C. $1.    policy. The Solicitor commented that if adopted this policy will be in the Council minutes. Discussion ensued in a question, comment and answer format between the public and Council.  Motion made by Councilor Golembeske, receiving a second by Councilor Mataronas, voting in favor (Golembeske, Mataronas, Mushen) voting against (Iriarte- Moore, McHugh): To adopt the Flag and Display Policy Rules and Regulations as written by  the Town Solicitor.  TOWN OF LITTLE COMPTON REGULATIONS Regarding Displays at] Public Buildings and Properties FLAG. AND DISPLAY POLICY RULES AND REGULATIONS  Purpose  a. Displays. including flags. signs. banners and the like that are located on' Town-owned properties in] Little Compton are ai form of government speech. Accordingly, the Town ofLittle Compton (the "Town"). through the Town Council asi its elected legislative and policy making body, has sole discretion to decide the content of any display that is to be located on' Town-owned property, in order to convey messages that appropriatelyr reflect the values of the Town. The following rules and regulations are for the use of displays on' Town-owned properties in connection with events sanctioned by the Town Council.  Declaration of] Policy  a. The use oft the flagpole located on Town Halli is solelyreserved fort the official Flag ofthe United States of b. Notwithstandingi the foregoing, the flying of flags on flagpoles owned by the Town that are located on property controlled byt the School Committee. pursuant to R.I.G.L. $16-2-15. shall be governed in accordance with the directives oft the School Committee. or its designee. pursuant tol R.I.G.L. $16-9-10. Nothing set forth) herein is intended in any way to prohibit or interfere with individuals carrying lawful  America.  flags inj public and/or displaying them onj private property.  RULES GOVERNING DISPLAYS ON TOWN PROPERTY  Ad display for purposes ofthis policy consists ofa flag. sign. banner ort the like used in connection with an b. The' Town, with approval from the Town Council, may install displays related to public services  event that has been sanctioned' by the Town Council.  on any municipal property. Temporary) Displays    1. Only displays ofa a temporary nature shall be allowed on' Town-owned properties. No temporary displays shall be allowed on or at the Town] Hall property. 2. A"temporary display" shall bei installed on Town-owned property no earlier than one (1) day prior to a sanctioned event and shall be removed at the end oft the event. 3. Temporary displays may be installed on municipal property. other than the Town Hall property.if the display is part of an event that has been sanctioned byay vote oft the' Town Council. The approval fort the event byt the Town Council may also include an approval for the proposed display 4. An application for a' Town Council sanctioned event shall also include details for the temporary  that is part oft the event.  display that will be used as part of the event.  Megan Gonzales asked the Council to provide the number of responses received in favor and opposed to the Love is Love Initiative.. The clerk counted the responses for 23 in favor, and 11 opposed besides the 122 in: favor listing oft the petition provided separately, noting some are  duplicate emails of those that signed in favor oni the petition.  Motion made by Councilor Mataronas, receiving a second by Councilor Golembeske, all in favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen): To adopt the modified resolution supporting Love is Love Initiative sponsored by the Love Wins  Coastal community.  Resolution oft the Town ofLittle Compton  BEITR RESOLVED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL,  WHEREAS, the Town ofLittle Compton is a community that values diversity, acceptance, and WHEREAS, Love Wins Coastal has requested that its "Love is Love Initiative" be considered an WHEREAS, among the goals oft the "Love is Love Initiative" are the promotion oflove, acceptance, and support for the LGBTQ + community through various events and activities. NOW, THEREFORE, be it RESOLVED, that the Little Compton Town Council pledges its Passed as a resolution of the Town ofLittle Compton Town Council on1 the 6th ofJune, 2024.  inclusivity for all individuals; and expression of those values; and  support for promoting acceptance and inclusivity for all individuals.  Robert L. Mushen, Council President Town ofLittle Compton    Planning Board Chairman, Mike Steers addressed the Council noting the draft proposals for housing amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, attainable housing and deed: restrictions from the Planning Board, requesting aj public hearing be scheduled. The Solicitor stated the incentive for attainable housing is the reduction from 80,000 sq. ft. to 30,600 sq. ft., details are in the deed restrictions based on thel RII Housing template. Discussion ensued in a question, comment and answer format between the public and Council. Motion made by Councilor Mushen, receiving a second by Councilor Mataronas, all in favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen): To: refer to the LC Housing Trust for urgent action the Planning Board draft proposals for housing amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, attainable! housing and deed restrictions, additionally to the Planning Board for review and update to a future Council meeting in order to set a date for public hearing.  Motion made by Councilor McHugh, receiving a second by Councilor Mataronas, alli in favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, Mataronàs, McHugh, Mushen): To appoint Edward Bowen to fill the unexpired term ending January 21, 2025 on the LC Conservation Commission. Motion made by Councilor McHugh, receiving a second by Councilor Mataronas, alli in favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, Mataronàs, McHugh, Mushen): To adopt a resolution in support of Article 5, Quèstion 3 of Governor McKee's Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Proposal to the State Legislature for a $100 million State Housing Bond issue to fund the  construction ofaffordable and attainable housing in RI.  Resolution oft the Town ofLittle Compton  URGING THE STATE LEGISLATURE TO SUPPORT ARTICLE 5, QUESTION3, OF GOVERNOR MCKEE'S FISCAL YEAR 2024 BUDGETI PROPOSAL TO THE STATE LEGISLATURE FOR A $100 MILLION STATE: HOUSING BOND ISSUE TO: FUND THE  CONSTRUCTION OF AFFORDABLE AND: ATTAINABLE HOUSING IN RHODE: ISLAND  WHEREAS, the Town ofLittle Compton recognizes the shortage of affordable and attainable WHEREAS, creating more affordable and attainable housing in Little Compton is aj priority for WHEREAS, there is a shortage of development financing for affordable and attainable housing WHEREAS, the Governor of Rhode Island's Fiscal Year 2024 Budget proposal Article 5, Question 3, includes a $100 million Housing Bond to support the financing of development of  housing in Little Compton and in the state ofE Rhode Island; and  the Town; and  in Little Compton; and  affordable and attainable housing in the State of Rhode Island.    NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town ofLittle Compton, Rhode Island urges the Rhode Island Senate, the House Finance Committee, and the Rhode Island General Assembly to support the passage and vote in favor oft the $100 million Housing Finance Bond in Article 5, Question 3, of Governor McKee's proposed Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Proposal. BE: ITI FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk shall digitally transmit copies of this Resolution to members oft the legislative delegation representing the Town ofLittle Compton, all Rhode Island cities and towns, as well as the Governor, Secretary ofHousing, the Speaker oft the Passed as ai resolution oft the Town ofLittle Compton Town Council on the 6th of June, 2024.  Assembly and the Senate Majority Leader.  Robert L. Mushen, Council President Town ofLittle Compton  Sitting as the Board ofLicense Commissioners at 9:54PM:  Motion made by Councilor Golembeske, receiving a second by Councilor Mataronas, all in favor (Golembeske; Iriarte-Moore, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen): To approve a Class F one day retail beverage license for Gnome Surf for its clambake to be held on  August 11, 2024 at the LC Game Club John Dyer Road Facility.  Motion made by Councilor Mataronas, receiving a second by Councilor Golembeske, all in favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen): To grant a Holiday Sales License to Earle's Service Station for premises located at 35 Meeting House Lane, contingent upon meeting all state and local requirements, said license will expire  November 30, 2024.  Motion made by Councilor Golembeske, receiving a second by Councilor Iriarte- Moore, all in favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen): To approve requests from Fred Bodington II and Steven K. Reuter Lawn and Landscape, Inc. to renew their licensès to haul refuse to the Town Transfer Station for each a single vehicle. Motion made by Councilor Golembeske, receiving a second by Councilor Iriarte- Moore, all in favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen): To place on file the letter from the LC Community Center for their upcoming programs and/or events. Motion made by Councilor Mataronas, receiving a second by Councilor Golembeske, all in favor (Golembeske, Iriarte-Moore, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen): That  the bills be allowed and ordered paid as follows: $16,209.13 Madden Electric Harbor Management Funds Aquidneck Mooring Co. Harbor Management Funds Aquidneck Mooring Co. - Harbor Management Funds (not dup.)  $150.00 $100.00 $100.00    Petro Gasoline Cox- computer RIJ Energy - Street Lights WBMason - Town Clerk WBMason Town Clerk WBMason Zoning Board Adaptive Mobility Equipment Inc. - Senior van ATR Treehouse Canvassers East Bay Media Group Probate Goulart Petroleum Inc. - Harbor Management Funds Traffic Signs & Safety Inc. - Civic Rec. West Place. Animal Sanctuary Police Dept. WBMason - Police Dept. WBMason - Police Dept. WBMason - Police Dept. Uline - Police Dept. RITBA -E Police Dept. AT&T Mobility Police Dept. AT&TI Mobility Police Dept. Info Quick Solutions Inc. Computer Atlantic Elevator South Co., Inc. -32 Commons Verizon - DPW - Transfer Station WBMason Town Clerk Denise Cosgrove - Tax Assessor  $2,905.36 $104.99 $111.78 $10.00 $299.99 $21.75 $691.50 $1,725.00 $17.50 $57.24 $720.00  $458.00 $50.02 $49.98 $36.12 $140.78 $6.00 $47.77 $82.46  $871.13 $1,247.00 $787.50 $84.40 $5.99 $1,166.46 $222.53 $50.00 $50.00 $871.58 $831.17 $556.06 $67.64 $1,330.77 $793.84 $119.99 $137.96  Fire Protection Services Inc. - Public Safety Complex Griggs & Browne Col Inc. - Public Safety Complex Griggs & Browne Col Inc. Public Safety Complex (Fire) Bound' Tree - Ambulance Reimbursement Funds Northeast Rescue Systems Amb. Reimb. Funds Municipal Emergency Services Inc. Amb. Reimb. Funds AT&T Mobility Fire Dept. Anna's Uniform Supply Inc. - Fire Dept. Tiverton Materials LLC-7 Town Landing WBMason - Finance Safeguard Finance Adkins Printing Co. Inc. - Town Clerk West parts & Supplies Inc. Highway Humphreys-DPW  (Police)  $72.58 $599.00 $200.00 $358.17 $473.00    Andrew Rhyne thanked the Council for their involvement of the revised dog ordinance, seeking Having no further business before the Council the meeting as declared adjourned at 10:00 PM.  further review.  Heather. J. Cook, Deputy Town Clerk    Minutes ofa special meeting oft the Town Council held on June 13th, A.D.2 2024 at 3:00 o'clock PMI held in in-person format at the Town Hall, 40 Commons, Town Council Chambers, Little Compton, RI. Members present: PaulJ J. Golembeske, Gary S. Mataronas, Patrick McHugh and Robert L. Mushen. Absent: Andrew Triarte-Moore. Also in attendance: Town Administrator Tony Teixeira. At3:03. PM the Town Council President called the meeting to order and polled his fellow Councilors individually as to their wishes to enter into executive session under RIGL 42-46-5(a)(1) personnel,, job performance. All voted in favor (Golembeske, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen). The Council conducted performance reviews with the following Department Heads:  Dean Simmons - 3:04 pm Fire Chief Richard Petrin - 3:15 pm Carol Wordell, Town Clerk- -3:20 pm and Councilor Golembeske -3:35 pm Tony Teixeira, Administrator- - 3:45 pm Amy Galinelli, Finance. Director- - 4:07 pm George Duarte, DPW: Director- - 4:45 pm Review/Discuss: of Harbor Master as. Department Head  Review of interview with Police Chief Raynes by Administrator  At 5:37 pmi the Town Council President polled his fellow Councilors individually as to their wishes to come out of executive session under RIGL Section 42-46-5(a)(1) personnel -J job performance. Motion made by Councilor Golembeske, receiving a second by Councilor. Mataronas, all in favor (Golembeske, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen): To grant the following Merit payments for  All voted in favor (Golembeske, Mataronas, McHugh, Mushen).  FT2024:  Building Inspector and Zoning Official -] Déan Simmons amount: $3,434  Fire Chief Richard Petrin Police Chief- Scott Raynes Tax Assessor - Denise Cosgrove, RICA Town Administrator 1 Antonio Teixeira Town Clerk - Carol A. Wordell, CMC Harbor Master -I Michael Massa  amount: $5,677.44 amount: $4,731.20 amount: $3,300 amount: $3,868.35 amount: $3,339 amount: $500  Motion made by Councilor Golembeske, receiving a second from Councilor Mataronas, voting in favor (Golembeske, Mâtaronas, McHugh, Mushen): To adjourn at 5:41 pm.  Carol A. Wordell, CMC, Town Clerk    05-1 Lwg  RECEIVED JUN 1 7 2024  Little Compton Planning Board Town Hall, 40 Commons Little Compton, RIC 02837  June 17,2024  Robert Mushen, President Little Compton Town Council 40 Commons Little Compton, R.I. 02837  RE: Affordable Housing Draft Ordinance  Dear Sir:  Ata special meeting of the Little Compton Planning Board on Monday, June 17, 2024, several Planning Board members, who attended thel Little Compton Housing Trust meeting of Wed., June 12, 2024, reported to the full Board. Following a discussion oft thel Housing Trust's comments and recommendations: regarding the Attainable Housing Draft Al Motion was made by Ginny Greenwood and seconded by Mary Suttell that the Chairperson send the Draft Attainable Housing Ordinance as amended by this body to the Town Council fort their further consideration. Voting ini favor: David Beauchemin, Ed Bowen, Ginny Greenwood, Bob Murphy, Bob Torchia, Mary Suttell, Jack Haire and Mike Steers.  Ordinance, the following action was taken with regard to the above-referenced matter:  Opposed: None.  Very truly yours,  A. Michael Steers, Chairperson Little Compton Planning Board    PROPOSED ATTAINABLE HOUSING AMENDMENT TO LITTLE COMPTON ZONING ORDINANCE  $14-5.15. Attainable Housing. [Added 6- -2024-E Expires 6- -2034]  a. Purpose  The purpose of this section is to promote the creation of suitable, sustainable housing units ini the residential zone by allowing additional residential density in a manner that balances the need for such housing with concerns fori the environment, the carrying capacity of land, and the health, safety and welfare of current and future residents, to be defined as "Attainable Housing." ." While many local workers such as teachers, trade-workers, service workers, and farmers may qualify for Affordable Housing, we recognize that there may be some who may not. The "Attainable" category expands beyond the current income qualifications for state and federal affordable housing programs, to reach members of our community who do not qualify for affordable, but who still are unable to access  local housing.  b. Definitions  1. Attainable Housing Residential housing built or set aside for year round,  owner-occupied habitation for sale that is:  (a) affordable to households whose adjusted gross income is less than 140%, with no lower limit, of the area median income, adjusted for family size, based on applicable United States Department of Housing and Urban (b) deed restricted sO as to remain permanently affordable to the extent permitted by applicable law, but in no event less than ninety nine (99) years, including a suitable mechanism for monitoring the long term affordability oft the units. Deed restriction shall be renewed for an additional ninety nine (99) years upon each conveyance oft the property. (1) Deed Restrictions must be approved by the Planning Board  Development schedules; and  2. Affordability For the sole purpose of determining Attainable Housing, 35% of the purchasers' GMI is used only to calculate the maximum price for a house,  including real property taxes and insurance.    Approval Procedure  1. Special Use Permit. A Special Use Permit to allow upi to four (4) units of Attainable Housing may be granted by thel Planning Board under Unified Development, subject tot the standards set forth below in Subsection d, and 2. Subdivision. The creation of any new lots for Attainable Housing shall be reviewed as a subdivision by the Planning Board simultaneously with the review  together with one of the following processes.  oft the special use permit.  d. Standards for Attainable Housing Special Use Permit  1. Attainable Housing must consist of single family dwelling units. 2. The proposed development must conform to the characteristics of the  surrounding area to the greatest extent possible.  3. Reduction in Minimum Lot Areas. Attainable Housing shall be permitted ina a  Residential Zone:  (a) on a lot with a lot area of not less than 30,600 Sq. Ft.; (b) with road frontage no less than 120 feet;  (c) with a lot width of no less than 120 feet extending back for 100 feet; and, (d) with a lot width no less than 75 feet wide fori the remainder of the lot. 4. A lot created in accordance with the Attainable Housing Ordinance shall not be treated as a substandard lot of record, and shall not be eligible for further subdivision, the placement of an ADU or any relief available to substandard lots  ofr record.  5. Other Dimensional Requirements  (a) Al lot designated for Attainable Housing, in accordance with the Attainable Housing Ordinance, shall not contain a dwelling larger than 1,800 square feet, nor a dwelling more than 301 feet in height; (b) Front yard setbacks shall be no less than 30 ft. and side and rear yard  setbacks shall be no less than 25 ft.; and, (c) Lot coverage shall be no more than 10%.    6. Potable Water. Potable water shall be available and shall meet all Rhode Island Department of Health requirements. The Planning Board shall require at tested flow of no less than 2 gallons/minute for 4 hours. However, this condition shall 7. DEM approved septic. A septic system approved by RI DEM shall be a condition ofapproval for any Attainable Housing, this condition shall not be required until  not be required until Final Approval stage.  Final Approval stage.  III. Termination Date: This ordinance shall terminate upon a date five (5) years after passage  unless otherwise sooner repealed or extended by the Town Council.    WoB-1 Goy  Heather Cook From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments: Thank you,  Isabel Mattia sapematigmal.om, Monday, June 17, 2024 1:40 PM Heather Cook; Town Council; amsteers@gmail.com Bowen bowen.co@coxne); Ella KI Martin Re: Draft minutes Council meeting 6-6-2024  PB APROVDAHZmng.AUNAA 4with housing trust notes.pdf  Attached are our notes on the proposed zoning ordinance. We would like to: reiterate that we are in support of the concept of this ordinance, but have issues with some oft the specifics within it. The overall idea and intent is one we feel will positively impact our work and the broader community. Wel hope you will consider our  notes.  Overview notes:  Not listed in the zoning ordinance, but referenced by the deed restriction: - The Housing Trust would like the Town Council to consider the following: -  The deed restriction should include a clause regarding the foreclosure of any home built under the provisions of this amendment which reserves for the Town/Housing trust a right of first refusal to purchase the property, in order to ensure that it remains affordable, instead of reverting to market- We do not plan to use the attached attainable deed restriction, because we will likely have our own deed restriction documents based on our individual projects and lenders/funders. So as long as we are able to use our own deed restrictions, we don'tfeel the need to share further comments on this  rate, as is now proposed.  one.  listed in zoning ordinance notes:  We have suggested some minor wording changes along the way, but our major areas of concern 1.A clarification and re-wording of the purpose, (#1 and #2). We feel that the current wording is inaccurate and mischaracterizes the affordable and attainable tiers in a way that could give the public a misunderstanding of which populations are served by which programs, and could 2. Definitions #2: Any allowance for spending more than 30% of income on housing is by definition, 3. Standards for attainable housing #2. We feel that the wording of this standard is too vague to be legal, or fairly enforceable. Ifs such a provision is to be included, it needs to be defined in a more 4. Standards for attainable housing #6 - The water. requirement should be listed as 'adequate", in alignment with State regulations. (#6) we do not support putting more stringent water requirements  are:  negatively impact public perception of affordable housing. "cost burdened" and is not endorsed by the LCHT  specific way that does not leave sO much room for subjectivity.  on individuals based on income.  These concerns are indicated in the attached version. housing can work together to serve our community.  Thank you for your consideration ofi this matter, we do ultimately feel that affordable and attainable    PROPOSED ATTAINABLE-HOUSING AMENDMENT TO LITTLE COMPTON ZONING ORDINANCE  (Annotated by the Little Compton Housing Trust, with input from  housing experts)  $14-5.15. Attainable Housing. [Added 6- -2024- - Expires 6-_-2034]  a. Purpose  1. The purpose of this section is to promote the creation of suitable, sustainable housing units ini the residential zone by allowing additional residential density inar manner that balances the need for such housing with concerns fori the environment, the carrying capacity ofl land, and the health, safety and welfare of current and future residents, to be defined as "Attainable Housing." Attainable Hewsingis-heusingformoderste-ame-miaeleinseme-househols-s semetimes-eferreeFretie5-woFfere-moUSing-tee-wOkeshe-pubHesecter sueh-estegehersenépekeeefee',tradeseR/Se-weFkes,and-farmersare Fequenty/tne-seneneHFYPeefOMSR8-Whle many of the local workers ini the public sector, such ast teachers, trade-workers, service workers, and farmers will generally qualify for Affordable Housing, (also sometimes known as "workforce housing" or "low to moderate income housing") we recognize that there may be some public employees, and other essential community members who may not qualify, while still being unable to find suitable housing in Little Compton. The "Attainable" category expands beyond the currenti income qualifications for state and federal affordable housing programs, to reach members of our community who do not qualify for affordable, but who still are unablet to access local housing. 2. The provision of Attainable Housing is not intended to replace Affordable Housing" a/k/ a" "Low and Moderate. Income Housing" as defined by the. State of Rhode Island in General Laws 55 45-53-3/9) and 42-128-8.1(d).. Such Low and Moderate Income Housing is still desired in Little Compton, but does notfullyserve the local need for housing in our community. Serebyoude-Betorestieveteprewae-adegete-noHSing-orthe esidents-endemplempleyees@f#eyowApbased-upontheumgwegeegrephiealfeatures, develepmeReASteP9a-S-CeRseRCPRE-GRBRegeRRaNOReF#Ae/PWA:  Comment: the original language oft the preamble inaccurately characterized attoinable"housing. Moderate-income," "midle-income'and' "workforce housing" are ways to describe affordable housing, not attainable. They are. legal definitions used at the state/federal. level to describe 80-120%A AMI housing. Using these terms to describe. 120-140%. AMI housing may cause confusion. The original preamble also does not align with) facts on the ground. in LC. The vast majorityofschool Police officersalaries were recently advertised as' "up to $63,000" (just over 80% AMI). 2700_Little  district salaries are. below: 120% AMI.  Compton PDI Police Officern recruitment.03-18-24.pdf(fi.gow)    Some town officials are paid as little as 50% AMI.  Local farm laborer jobs are advertised online at about $15-20/hour (approximately 40%-50% AMI) This data suggests that many of thej jobs listed under the attainable" definition in the preamble are inaccurate, and would not be able to afford to partake in the new attainable program, but they would We insist that ifthese terms are to be defined, that they be defined in a way that is correct and accurate.  likely be able to qualifyford affordable.  b. Definitions  1. Attainable Housing - Residential housing built or: set aside for year round,  owner-occupied habitation for sale that is:  (a) Available at a purchase price that is affordable to households whose adjusted gross income is no more than 140%, with no lower limit, oft the area median income, adjusted for family size, based on applicable United States Department of Housing and Urban Development schedules; and (b) May only be occupied by a household whose gross household income does not exceed 140% of area median income, adjusted for family size, at (c) Is deed restricted sO as to remain permanently affordable for eligible households to the extent permitted by applicable law, but in no event less than ninety nine (99) years, including a suitable mechanism for monitoring the long term affordability of the units.  the time of initial conveyance; and  (1) Deed Restrictions must be approved by the Planning Board  2. Affordable- - ATordoble.orthesolepwpeMeAtrAgAngAEBRaBeHOSRE means that owners may spend up to 35% 30% of their gross income on housing,  including real property taxes and insurance.  Comment: The housing trust recommends aligning with the state and federal number of 30% of gross household income as the limit for household cost burden. The 30% limit isaf federal and state standard that is designed to protect lower income individuals. Even in communities with housing programs that go upi to 140% AMI, the 30% income spending capi is maintained. Creating a targeted housing program that allows up to 35% income expenditure would be  unprecedented and out of alignment with other housing policy.  - Approval Procedure  1. Special Use Permit. A Special Use Permit to allow up toi four (4) units of Attainable Housing, Moderate Income Housing, or Low Income Housing may be granted by the Planning Board under Unified Development, subject toi the    standards set forth below in Subsection d, and together with one of the following 2. Subdivision. The creation of any new lots for Attainable Housing shall be reviewed as a subdivision by the Planning Board simultaneously with the review  processes.  oft the special use permit.  d. Standards for Attainable Housing Special Use Permit  1. Attainable Housing must consist ofs single family dwelling units. 2. heprepesedeeepmenanemmseelnechatelsdAhe  rouminesrstpthegretesesemtpesiae.  Comment: This type of vague language is no longer permissible under state law S 45-24-42. Ift the town is going tor require a special use permit, it must' l"establish specific and objective criteria for the issuance of [the permit)." The Housing Trust is not comfortable endorsing this language, as iti is too subjective for an applicant to understand what constitutes as conforming,  and leaves open the possibility of discriminatory or unclear enforcement.  3. Reduction in Minimum Lot Areas. Attainable Housing shall be permitted in a  Residential Zone:  (a) on a lot with a lot area of not less than 30,600 Sq. Ft.; (b) with road frontage no less than 120 feet;  (c) with a lot width of no less than 120j feet extending back for 100 feet; and, (d) with a lot width no less than 75 feet wide for the remainder of the lot. 4. Alot created in accordance with the Attainable Housing Ordinance shall not be treated as a substandard lot of record, and shall not be eligible for further subdivision, the placement of an ADU or any relief available to substandard lots  ofr record.  5. Other Dimensional Requirements  (a) Al lot designated for Attainable Housing, in accordance with the Attainable Housing Ordinance, shall not contain a dwelling larger than 1,800 square (b) Front yard setbacks shalll be no less than 301 ft. and side and rear yard  feet, nor a dwelling more than 30 feeti in height; setbacks. shall be no less than 25 ft.; and,    (c) Lot coverage shall be no more than 10%.  6. Potable Water. Potable water shall be available, adequate, and shall meet all Rhode Island Department of Health requirements. FRePOMARgOeR-eN reqtred-tested.edow-efmelessthaR3SHORSFMinwReeP4-OWS-Howevefths  CONGHIORSHOHROEBeregureneFRe8-APPVAIstege-  Comment: While we are concerned about localwater, we do not support making a water requirement that only applies to lowerincome town residents. As this zoning ordinance applies to housing for individuals at. 140%. AMI and below, this would create a different burden ofA proof for new construction only as it pertains to lower income individuals, and not to market rate  housing. This has potential to be discriminatory.  7. DEM approved septic.. A. septic system approved by RI DEM. shall be a condition of approvalj for any Attainable Housing, this condition shall not be required until  Final Approval stage.  III. Termination Date: This ordinance shall terminate upon a date five (5) years after passage  unless otherwise sooner repealed or extended by the Town Council.    UDAa.  Carol Wordell From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject:  Amy Mooney amymoneyelcenerog" Friday, June 7, 2024 8:00AM Moore Town Council Re: Senior lunch & things  Gary Mataronas; Robert Mushen; Paul Golembeske; paticemehughecoxnet Andrew  Honorable Town Council,  Iam writing to seek clarity regarding a few meetings I attended yesterday.  The first meeting was coordinated by Angela Denham and took] place at St. Catherine's Church in regards to her ongoing request for a senior center. At this meeting, Gary noted that the Oddfellows Hall is slated to become a senior center. During the conversation there was reference to department ofhealth requirements for use ofthe As you know, the Community Center has been implementing the senior lunch program for well over a decade and most recently, we. have invested: much time, energy and resources into the program. In two short years we will nearly double our output ofr meals. The: majority ofa $324,000 grant is slated to bej put towards kitchen improvements later this year, where the primary use and function is the senior lunch program. At this time itis Additionally at this meeting, Gary noted that Angela has requested the use ofal building from 8am-4pm. Aside from previously booked programs and events which could be phased out if a need is determined, our building is available for use during these hours. There is ai misconception that the building cannot be used by other groups when the after school club or summer camp are in session. This is not true. The children need tol be ina a dedicated space, not commingled, but our licensure for the childcare programs does not prohibit us from having numerous groups in the building at the same time. Furthermore, ift this were tol become an issue, the kids are seldom in the building prior to 4pm as we usually play at the playground immediately following dismissal, prior The second meeting I attended, immediately following the St. Catherine's meeting, was with the senior needs assessment workgroup. In attendance from the town council were Bob and Gary in addition to Sue Sisson, her granddaughter Megan who has experience with similar assessments, Tony and Kim Jacobs the recently  kitchen and an implication that senior meals would be served at this site.  unclear to me: if we will still be the host oft the senior lunch program.  to returning to the building for homework and snack.  contracted consultant who will implement the survey.  The purpose oft this workgroup has been to conduct ai needs assessment to determine what gaps, ifa any, need to be: filled within our community to ensure our senior neighbors are aging in place in a supportive manner. Once the needs are identified then the result would determine ifa senior center was necessary, which programs or activities would transpire and at what location. Gary's announcement: regarding the Oddfellows Hall completely undermines this process and further empowers Angela. Gary, you note that you "want Angela off my back". This has done the complete opposite and has put the Community Center under the microscope yet again. Shame Based on yesterday's meeting at St. Catherine's, a senior center has already been located. Iti is unclear to me what brought us to this decision, who made it, what funding is slated fori it, where the funding came from and what role the Community Center plays in it, ifany. Iti is also now unclear to me, what the purpose of the needs  on you.  1    assessment is and why we are spending money on iti if, unbeknownst to the needs assessment workgroup, we have already confirmed the true need (not want) ofas senior center despite having not conducted the assessment. Lastly, it is unclear to me what the Community Center will now do with the $324,000 grant. If we are no longer going to implement the senior lunch program, I will redirect the: funds slated for the kitchen to other needs per Iunderstand iti is an election year and I assume yesterday's meeting had a lot to do with that. Id do not understand why the Community Center, who has worked tirelessly to improve our program implementation and public relations, was not informed ofthis prior to yesterday's meeting. Itis disrespectful atl best. Since joining the team communicated effectively with stakeholders and the general public. Ie expect the same in return, and from town Ini the vein of good partnership, an attribute that has been at the forefront ofr my leadership of the Community Center, I would like answers to the following questions by close of business today. Answers that I should have been made privy to prior to yesterday's meetings and that willl help me understand the future of our primary program, the two full time staff we employ for it, how] I may be shifting funds for the previously mentioned grant and ifI need to: return funds for the senior lunch program from various grant sources and private donors.  the building inspection we. had completed ini the Spring of2022.  at the Community Center in April of2022, IH have maintained an open door policy and  council members especially.  The questions are as follows:  1. What led us to the decision to use the Oddfellows Hall as a senior center?  2. What is the proposed budget for the senior center?  3. Who approved the budget?  4. Where are the funds coming from? There were no line items in the annual budget for this. 5.Is the Community Center eliminating the senior lunch program? Ifyes, when?  Yours truly, Amy   Amy Mooney, MSW Executive Director Little Compton Community Center 34 Commons Little Compton, RI 02837 Iccenter.com 401-635-2400 community.  Providing recreational, educational, social and cultural programming for the enrichment oft the Little Compton  On' Tue, Jun 4, 2024 at 5:33 PM. Amy Mooney amyootey@lceneot wrote:  Dearl Honorable Town Council,  2    Iam writing today to provide an update regarding the great work we are doing at the Little Compton Community Center. Thus fari in 2024, we have served 4,129 senior meals, averaging 1881 meals/week, projecting 9,776 meals served this year. Inl May 2024, we announced a shift in our senior lunch sign upi process. This shift prioritizes sign up for delivery to our homebound neighbors and to those who wish to dine in. With much hubbub around town regarding the need for a senior center, andi to support the argument, we feel iti is important for seniors to have the opportunity to enjoy a delicious and affordable: meal with good company in our dining room whenever possible. In short, ifyou want to guarantee you have a Seniors who wish to pick upi their meal are welcome to do sO once the signup window has closed for delivery and dine in. Exceptions are made for seniors who are picking up a meal for their homebound spouse. Meal sign ups are capped at 75 meals/day due to functional limitations of our kitchen and pantry. Simply put, our kitchen wasi not designed tol keep Thel budget for the senior lunch program for our current fiscal year is nearing $130,000 and is thel biggest source of our deficit. Despite a growing budget and respective deficit, we continue to remain committed to1 the program, figuring out how to fund it as we go. We are proud oft the growth ofthis program and ofthe staff and volunteers who make it all happen. Ifyoul have yet toi meet Chef] Dave and. Jane, Iencourage you to stop by on Monday, Wednesday or Friday to do We've also become aware of displeasure regarding non-Little Compton residents engaging with our senior lunch program, sO1 much SO that participants arel being filmed coming and going from our building in an effort to "prove" non- Little Compton residents are supporting thel Little Compton Community Center. We want to: make it clear that we do not condone such rude behavior. Those who wish to engage in these activities are: not welcome at the Community Center. Many of our harshest critics who engage in our programming regularly, and who are: residents ofLittle Compton, are not members oft the Community Center nor dot they support our organization by donating their time, attending our fundraisers or contributing to our annual campaigns like many non-Little Compton residents. Without support of non- Little Compton residents, we wouldn'tl be able to: function as an organization or as a destination town which relies on The non-Little Compton residents who are being thrust into an illegitimate argument not only donate hours of their time to volunteer at our programs each: month, they are Community Center members, engage in our fundraisers and/or annual campaigns and some arel high ranking retired military members who displayed the utmost selflessness to protect our freedom. Ifyou would like to let ai retired USN Captain know hei is no longer welcome at the Community Center, please The elitist attitude regarding who the Community Center serves is also not welcome here. Just like the' Tiverton Senior Over thej past two years, we've: made many attempts atj providing services and programming for seniors, many ofwhich were: requested by seniors but few of which were well attended, ifat all. These offerings include Boomer Movie, coffee and donuts, board game/cards time, tech help, bingo, special guest speakers from AAA, PACE: RI and. AARP and open Senior Community Hours where the building is free and available to any and all who wish to. gather. Despite all oft these attempts, there are seldom any seniors in attendance. These observations, as many ofyou know, have led me to wonder In closing, we are and have been, very accepting of knowing we will not ever: make everyone happy. Ifthat is a goal we wish to accomplish, we: should terminate our lease now and close up shop. On the contrary, we are committed to constant improvement (not perfection) and doing good work quietly. Two goals which are attainable, realistic and keep us  These figures are up: from 8,734 meals served in 2023 and 4,922 meals served in 2022.  meal, dine in and enjoy your meal with your neighbors.  up with its current demand.  SO.  summer travel tol keep afloat in many capacities.  let mel know and Iwillj provide you with his contact information.  Center welcomes Little Compton residents, we welcome Tiverton residents.  ifthe request for as senior center is truly ai need or is it simply a want?  humble. Ithank you: for your time and welcome your questions or inquiries.  Kind regards,  3    Amy  PS attached is the notice we provided regarding the shift in our sign upi process.  Amy Mooney, MSW Executive Director Little Compton Community Center 34 Commons Little Compton, RI 02837 Iccenter.com 401-635-2400 community.  Providing recreational, educational, social and cultural programming for the enrichment oft the Little Compton  4    NB-I  RECEIVED JUN 13 2024  June 12, 2024 Little Compton Town Council 40 Commons Little Compton, RI 02837 Dear Council Members:  lam writing to express my interest and formally apply for the appointment tot the upcoming position on the Agricultural Conservancy Trust Board. I am eager to contribute my skills, experience, and passion toi the Trust's important work, and believe that my background aligns Ibring significant experience in land development while working closely with local groups toi find solutions for community needs. In addition, I have experience working with local, state and Federal government agencies to develop mutually acceptable solutions. As a member oft the Board, Iwould hope to bring ai fresh perspective that will enhance our shared goals as a  well with the mission objectives.  community and continue the tremendous stewardship underway.  Sincerely, Mark Reichin 42 Patten Drive Little Compton, RI 02837 203-583-9952 mark@reichin.com  MRks  Mark Reichin Tel:203.583.9952 Email: mark@reichin.com  42 Patten Drive Little Compton Rhode Island 02837    RECEIVED JAN 2'9.2024  WISHING STONE FARM  25. : Shaw Road, Little Compton, RI 02837 Farm: 401-592-0285. 0. Cell: 401-835-7912 Email: ahnptoncamegpmalon  January 27,2024  Carol Wordell  I : 34  Little Compton Townhall  Dear Carol:  would: like. to formally apply to join the Little Compton Agricultural Conservancy Trust board. Please forward my request to the town counsel and any 25. other governance in the town 355.2  A:  hall,  Please let me know. if there are. any other. requirement or credentials that you maybe  looking fori MaY 3:  All the Best. RORE  Norman -  (Skip) PaulJr.    Carol Wordell From: Sent: To: Subject:  Stephen Ham sbham@deninamcom> Friday, June 7,2 20247:52AM Carol Wordell Re: Pension membership  Re Pension Cmtee  Ican go for one more year if desired.  Regards, Steve Ham  From: Carol Wordell cwordel@ittecoomptonri.org> Sent: Thursday, June 6, 20249:50AM Stephen Ham soham@deninam.com> Cc: Robert Mushen rmushen@littiecomptonri.org> Subject: Pension membership Good morning all,  To: Roger Lord Lord.moger@cox.net, Lora.Rogerecox.neb; Robert Marra AMarasecoxnel'cA;  The Pension Committee annual appointment willl be coming up during the. June 20th meeting. Ify you are interested in seeking re-appointment please send me al letter or reply to this communication. Ify you are not planning on seeking re-appointment please let Bob Mushen know sO we can make arrangements for  another toi filly your seat.  Thank you all for what you do to keep our pension healthy.  Carol  Carol A Wordell, Town Clerk, CMC 40 Commons - PO: Box 226 Little Compton, RI 02837 401-635-4400 office 401-635-2470 fax cwordell@/ittlecomptonri.org    Carol Wordell From: Sent: To: Subject:  Rob <rmarrab@coxnet> Thursday, June 6, 2024 11:06 AM Carol Wordell Re: Pension membership  Itis an honor to be asked to serve again. Yes, would like to be re-appointed.  Rob  From: Phone..Robert Marra  On. Jun 6, 2024, at 9:50 AM, Carol Wordell cwordel@littiecomptonr.org> wrote:  Good morning all,  The Pension Committee annual appointment will be coming up during the. June 20th meeting. Ifyou are interested in seeking re-appointment please send me al letter or reply to this communication. Ifyou are not planning on seeking re-appointment please let Bob Mushen know sO we can make  arrangements for another to fill your seat.  Thank you all for what you doi to keep our pension healthy.  Carol  Carol. A Wordell, Town Clerk, CMC 40 Commons PO Box 226 Little Compton, RI 02837 401-635-4400 office 401-635-2470 fax cwordell@littlecomptonrLorg    Carol Wordell From: Sent: To: Subject: Hi Carol, term. Roger  Roger Lord <lord.rogerecoxnet> Monday, June 17, 20249:09AM Carol Wordell RE: Pension Committee  Woops! I forgot to answer you the first time you asked. The answer is YES, I will stay on another  From: Carol Wordell cwordel@ittecoomptonri.org> Sent: Monday, June 17,20249:06AM To: Rogerl Lord lora.mogererosnetycioxne Subject: Pension Committee  Roger,  Are you interested in remaining on the Pension Committee for another term?  Carol  Carol A Wordell, Town Clerk, CMC 40 Commons PO Box 226 Little Compton, RIC 02837 401-635-4400 office 401-635-2470 fax onel@ircompoog  1    Carol Wordell From: Sent: To: Subject:  Yahoo Mail <islanderadventures@yahoo.com> Sunday, June 16, 20246:19AM Carol Wordell Reappointment  Carol please consider me: for reappointment for LCHM.  Thank you. Mike Massa  Sent from Yahoo Mail fori iPhone    Carol Wordell From: Sent: To: Subject: Hi Carol, Thanks, Chris Brady Chris Brady Sakonnet Point Club Sakonnet Point Marina Facility/Marina Manager Cell401-639.9351 Email- cbinlc@hotmal.com  Chris Brady chin/c@hotmal.com> Thursday, June 6, 20249:19AM Carol Wordell Re: term renewals coming up  Yes I'mi interested in renewing my position as the assistant Harbor Master for the 2024: season.  On. Jun 6, 2024, at 9:11 AM, Carol Wordell cwordel@ittiecomptonr.org> wrote:  Mike and Chris,  Youri terms are coming upi for renewal the second meeting in. June. Please submit something that you are interested in being re-appointed.  That can be via email or in-person.  Carol  Carol A Wordell, Town Clerk, CMC 40 Commons PO Box 226 Little Compton, RI 02837 401-635-4400 office 401-635-2470 fax cwordell@/ittlecomptonri.org  1    Carol Wordell From: Sent: To: Subject: HiCarol, departure.  Nadine Flowers nadinelowerse.coxne> Thursday, June 6, 202412:03PM Carol Wordell Letter of Interest Zoning Board seat  I'm responding to your email from earlier today regarding shifts in the Zoning Board seats with Fred's upcoming lam writing to express myi interest in continuing with my position on the Little Compton Zoning Board Review for another term, ending on 7-15-29.Iwould bei the first alternate and assist the Secretary, Mikel Folcarelli.  Please let me knowi ify you have any questions or need anything further from me!  Thank you for your consideration,  Nadine 401-787-0541  1    Nb-d  SALARIES ANDI BENEFITS 2023-2024 data for updating  JULY1,2024-JUNB: 30,2025  1. Police Officer) Reservel Program: Hourly att the Sergeant's rate of$ $33.10 per hour Town] Detail - As setl by union contract at 1.51 times the sworn officer's hourly rate  Private Detail- As set by union contract at $52.88 per! hour Substitute Firemen: (partt time firefighters): Hourly att the Probationary Firefighter rate. $22.20 per hour Per diem town employees (lesst than 241 hours per week):  2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.  Non-Civic Details; As set by CBA at2 21 times the hourly rate of Firefighter 2nd class. $51.44 per hour Town Details: Ass set by the CBA at 1.51 times thel hourly rate oft the firefighter assigned.  Clerks- $18.50/hr. Laborers- $18.00/hr.  Harbor Master- $15,000 per year; withi reimbursement of$40 per month for cell phone use as Harbor Master untill his personal contract expires and] hej joins the town's cell phone plan; no other benefits  Assistant Harbor Master- $2,000.00: yearly Building Officials' Inspectors Electrical Inspectors $40.00 per visit PumbingMechanical. Inspectors $40.00 per visit  Leonard Corrao (Disabled] Firefighter) -Townj payment as per vote of Financial Townl Meeting  Tree Warden andl Equipment (Contract Work) Labor- $50/hr. Pickup Truck-$ $25/hr. One Ton dump body $35/hr. Tractor and Loader- $25.00/hr. Bucket Truck- $50/hr. Chipper- -$45/hr. Stump Grinder, new request, $60/hr. Chipper Truck, newi request, $35/hr.  Mini track excavator (with operator), new request, $80/hr.  (Vote of Town Council on 11/25/1985- - Outside contractors shall pay thei tree warden $15.00/day andi notify him not less than 721 hrs. (when possible) priort toe entering Town;, alsot tor notify himi immediately upon completion of work).  8. Highway) Personnel and Equipment (Contract Work):  Labor- $45/hr. Pickup' Truck-$25.00/hr. Tractor w/) Rotary Mower and Operator - subject tol bid process Tractor w/Side) Mower & Operators subject tol bid process Backhoe w/operator- $88/hr. Tracked Backhoe (excavator) and operator- $98/hr. Mini track excavator (with operator), new request, $80/hr. Fivet to Seven (5-7) YardI Dump Truck- $45/hr. Grader w/operator- $75.00/hr. One Tonl Dump Truck $35.00/hr. *Machine Operator labor only- $50/hr. *Mechanic work ont town owned equipment labor only $50/hr. *Storage ofTown Sander Truck and parts $200/month Snow] Removal (All w/operator): Four Wheel Drive (4WD)E Pickup w/8 ft. Power Angle] Plow- -$73.00/hr.. One (1)Ton (or Greater) Truck w/91 ft. Power. Angle Plow- $78.00/hr. One (1)Loader w/operator- $75.00/hr. Six (6) Wheel) Dump Truck w/10f ft. Plow- $74.00/hr. Sanding Town) Roads -S $355/sand or $320/sand w/Town sander  9.  All Salaries and] Benefits ass set forth int the signed contracts between the Town Department Heads, LB.P.O., LA.F.F., andt the Little Compton Municipall Employees Association, andt the Town ofLittle Compton Salaries ofe elected officials as voted att the 2023 Annual Financial Town Meeting. 2. Alll bills presented byt the L.C. Freel Public] Library andt thel Beach Commission. 3. Salary of] Probate. Judge as voted att the 2023. Annuall Financial Townl Meeting.  10. Also, authorize Finance Director to pay:  4. Longevity payments    ND-J  RECEIVED JUN 0 4 2024  LITTLE COMPTONPOLICE DEPARIMENT  COMPTO POLICE) Scott N. Raynes Chiefof Police  60 Simmons Road Little Compton, RI 02837 Phone 401-635-2311 Fax 401-635-8782  May 30, 2024  The Honorable Town Council Town ofLittle Compton 40 Commons Little Compton, RI 02837  Honorable Town Council,  As of May 26, 2024, Junior Probationary Patrolman Devin Itzkowitz has completed his one- Effective Sunday May 26, 2024, hel has been promoted to the rank of) Junior Patrolman Please join me in congratulating Patrolman Itzkowitz on completion ofl his probationary  year probationary period with the Little Compton Police Department.  within the Little Compton Police Department.  period and his promotion.  Respectfully,  Scottl N. Raynes ChiefofPolice    NB5  Carol Wordell From: Sent: To: Subject:  Julia Tripp ulatppe/cenerorg" Monday, June 17, 20243:47 PM Carol Wordell Building Usage at the 32 Commons  You don't often get email from ulatripp@lcenter.orgy Learn whyt thisi is important  Hi Carol!  Thank you for your help! The Little Compton Community Center Summer Camp program is requesting building usage oft the Grange Hall at 32 Commons St from Monday July 15th through Friday July 19th from While our program was planning on utilizing the Wilbur McMahon School gymnasium for that week and has been tentatively approved, we. have been told there is a chance that construction may be going on. We decided that we: needed to make aj plan B just in case. Ifyoun need more information I am happy to send it over. Thank  8am through 5pm every day.  you! Best wishes, Julia Tripp  1    RECEIVED JUN 0 42 2024 BLC-I  PETITION TO THE TOWN COUNCIL  TO' THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LITTLE COMPTON, ,RI  The undersigned respectfully requests ofyour honorable board, that a  license may be granted to:  The LC350 Commitee tohost 3Music eueNts at the LCCthis summpR Dales ae WODMRSDAY 2/3/24 7/12/24GW0 713404. The Culws a/ toke AQAepIVEDAy DI6#IS. FRom EXPp.We Papecyl4y Reobest 4o havcthePoAp INELGNV OE-h CClgpo dEE 0 ACFIC PLARO ESPAA tdpe DAYS. WOgls loquetg BeELGNd INeLiçeu CLASSF githase 3 euAsaS well aspthe ab7y fo Slwe Light fzoD Those N16H7S.  thllen L Badany Wo1 884 2676  Signature  In Town Council,  Read and granted  Witness,  Town Clerk    ATE GARD  LoMMI  RECEIVED JUN 122024  co MP  June 6, 2024  Little Compton Town Council 40 Commons, P.O.Box226 Little Compton, RI02837 ATT: Robert Mushen, President Dear Mr. Mushen,  Town Hall  Since 2015. our Club] has maintained the small garden alongside the' Town playground and it  has been our pleasure to do so over the years.  We'ver recently) been awarded a grant from the RII Federation of Garden Clubs to refurbish the garden with a fresh design and plantings. As part ofthat process. we'd like to ask the Town to consider removing the "hanging bulletin board" situated next to the playground gate. In this age of digital communication. the bulletin board is not getting much use anymore and actually detracts somewhat: from the aesthetic appeal ofthe site. It may also pose al liability The structure it) hangs from on thec other hand enhances the symmetry ofthel little garden. mirrored as itl byt the kiosk" at the opposite end that abuts the Brownell House. We thank youi for any considerations you can give to this matter and look forward to the  hazard to children playing aroundi it.  Council's earliest reply. Best regards, acky  KEI President  P.S.Full Disclosureimyterm of office endson7//24. but] Iwill continue to co-chair 1 the Club's Civic Beautification Sub-Committee which is responsible for the Plavground Garden.  P.O. Box 141, Little Compton, RI 02837  sgc@sogkonate.org  www.sogkonate.org    VERTO  Town of Tiverton Rhode Island  Lomm-d  RECEIVED JUN 102024  Town Council  343 Highland Road . Tiverton, Rhode Island 02878 e Phone: (401) 816-5631  NOTICE**  Ifthe Town Council adopts the enclosed amendments to the Zoning District Map and! Zoning Ordinance text, it may: result in your lot(s) being deemed as a pre-existing, nonconforming lot of record. Further, pursuant to Tiverton Zoning Ordinance Article VII, Section 2, and/or R.I. Gen. Laws $ 45-24-38, contiguous, preexisting, nonconforming lots of record under common ownership Tiverton Zoning Ordinance, Article VIL Section 2. - Merger ofl lots under single ownership. a. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 1 above, where two or more unimproved substandard contiguous lots are under single ownership on the effective date oft this ordinance, such lots shall be considered to be an undivided parcel ofland for thej purposes oft this ordinance, and no single lot or portion thereof shall be used in violation oft thel lot width and area requirements of article V. b. However, any lot which is lawfully existing att the time ofzoning map amendments dated June 4, 2001, and which is made: nonconforming by virtue ofs said: map amendment, shall become a lawful nonconforming lot ofi record and shall not be subject to the merger requirement of paragraph a, C. Notwithstanding the above, the merger ofl Iots shall not be required when the substandard lot of record has an area equal to or greater than the area of 50 percent oft the lots within 200 feet ofthe Rhode Island General Laws. $4 45-24-38. General provisions - Substandard lots ofrecord. (a) Any city or town adopting or amending a: zoning ordinance under this chapter shall regulate the development of any single substandard lot ofr record or contiguous lots ofrecord at the effective date (b) Notwithstanding the failure oft that lot or1 those lots to meet the dimensional and/or quantitative requirements, and/or road: frontage or other access requirements, applicable in the district as stated in the ordinance, a substandard Iot ofr record shall not be required to seek any zoning reliefbased solely on the failure to: meet minimum lot size requirements of the district in which such lot is located. The setback, frontage, and/or lot width: requirements for a structure under this section shalll be reduced and the maximum building coverage requirements shall be increased by the same proportion as the lot area of the substandard lot is to the minimum lot areai requirement oft the zoning district in which the lot is located. All proposals exceeding such reduced requirement shall proceed with a modification request under $ 45-24-46 or a dimensional variance request under $ 45-24-41,  may be merged.  above.  subject lot, as confirmed by the zoning enforcement officer.  ofa adoption or amendment oft the zoning ordinance.  whichever is applicable.  (c) Provisions may be made for the merger of contiguous unimproved, or improved and unimproved, substandard lots ofrecord in the same ownership to create dimensionally conforming lots or to reduce the extent of dimensional nonconformance. The ordinance shall specify the standards, on a district by district basis, which determine the mergers. The standards shall include, but are: not tol be limited to, the availability ofinfrastructure, the character oft the neighborhood, and the consistency with the comprehensive plan. The merger oflots shall notl be required when the substandard lot of record has an area equal to or greater than the area of fifty percent (50%) oft the lots within two hundred feet (200) oft the subject lot, as confirmed by the zoning enforcement officer.  140941991.1    LEGALNOTICE  TIVERTON, RII NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AMENDMENT OF ZONING DISTRICTI MAP AND: ZONING ORDINANCE  Noticeis is hereby givent thata al Publick Hearing onp proposed Amendments tot the Town! Districtz ZoningN Map andz Zoning Ordinancei iss scheduled fora al Tiverton Town Council meetingt tob bel held onN Monday, June 24, 2024 at 7:00PM att the Tiverton High School, High School Auditorium, 100 North! Brayton Avenue," Tiverton. Ac copy oft they proposed amendments tot thez Zoning Map and Zoning Ordinance are available for publice examination! int the office oft the Town Clerk between the hours of8:30AMa and3 3:30PMd on Mondays, Tuesdays andl Thursday, from 8:30AMt to 6:00 PM on Wednesdays, andf from 8:30AMt to1 1:30PM on Fridays. The proposed amend- ments area also availablet forr review att thel Tiverton Senior Center andl Tiverton! Public! Library duringr normal business hours. The amendments may also bev viewed online Thep proposedr revisions may be altered orf further amended priort tot the close oft the public hearingy withoutf furthera advertising as a result off furthers study orb because of views expressed att the publich hearing. Any alteration or amendment must bep presented for comment att thep public! hearing. Amendments take effect upon passage. Anyone wishingt tol be! heard ont this proposed Zoning Map and Zoning Ordinance textr revisions should bep presenta att the aforementioned date andt time. The" Town Hall, Tiverton High School Auditorium, Tiverton Senior Center, and" Tiverton Publicl Library are! handicap accessible. Persons requiring assistance should contact the Office Thep proposed Zoning Map amendments re-designates those lots that will ber re-zoned as Residential R-120. Thisi includes alll lots currently; zoned Residential R-80. It furtheri includes those lots ini the Residential R-60: Zone bordered ont ther north ande east by the Rhode State boundary line with! Massachusetts, bordered ont thes south by Bulgarmarsh! Road, and bordered ont thev west byt the existing Industrial Zone and Fish Road. Thel lots currently zoned Residential R-60 along Souza Road are not included. Ina addition, thef following! lotsi int the Residential R-40: Zone willl ber re-zoned toF Residential R-1202 Zoned! lots: 303-173, 307-122, 307-123, 308-101, 309-101, Wheret feasible, the Residential R-1202 Zoning District boundary has been shifted tor match property lines. This change is proposed toy prevent bisectedl lots andt tos cre- ate ar more easily interpreted! Zoning! Map. The locations of ther new Residential R-120: Zone are shown in the' "Proposed Tiverton Zoning Map" whichi is part oft this Revisions are proposed tot the Zoning Ordinancet to adopt and implement the Residential R-120 Zoning District, to add Three-family dwelling" as a use allowed by special usep permit, to clarify a' "Multi-family: structure or apartmenti house" isfor" "4 orr more units," and differentiates multi-family structures ora apartment houses with- Articlel III- Zoning Districts, Section 1, is amended tor revise the definition of the Residential R-60: Zoning District, strikes the Residential R-80: Zoning District, in total, Article IV-I District Use Regulations, Sections 2-1 13 are amended to changer referencet to R-80t toF R-120. This Article, Section 2,i is also amendedt to add' Three-family dwelling" and clarifyt the' "Multi-family structure ora apartment house" as" "4c orr more units" and differentiate those with orv without publicy water ands sewer. Article VIl- Substandard! Lots ofF Record, Section 3, isa amended to change reference to Residential R-80t toF Residential R-120 andt to addr referencet toF Residential R-120 where appropriate. Article IX- Rural Residential Developments, Section 7, amends reference to Residential R-801 to Residentiall R-120.  atv www.tiverton.ri.gov.  oft thel Town Clerk at4 401-625-6703 atl leastt three business days priort tot the! hearing date.  SUMMARY OF ZONING MAP AMENDMENTS  310-112, 311-126, 311-128, 311-168, 311-169, 311-171, 311-172, 313-101, 313-12, 313-103, 314-101, and 314-126. advertisement. For comparison, the' "Existing Tiverton Zoning! Map" is alsor made aj part oft this advertisement.  SUMMARY OF: ZONING ORDINANCE TEXT AMENDMENTS  outp public water and sewer from those with public water: and sewer. and definest the Residential R-1202 Zoning District.  Joan B. Chabot, Town Clerk chabotetivertonigoy  Currentz Zoning' Map  Wasim@erpweh    LoMIVR  RECEIVED JUN 102024  6  RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF ENARONMEMALMANACNDNT  OFFICEOF WATER RESOURCES 235 Promenade Street. Providence, Rhode Island 02908  Date: June 4, 2024 Application No. 22-0199  NOTICE  Thel Department of Environmental Management's ("DEM"). Freshwater Wetlands Program ("Program") has under consideration the application of] James O'Connor, of209. John Dyer Road, Little Compton, RI requesting permission to alter freshwater wetlands in the Town ofLittle Compton, RI. Thej proposed project is located at 209. John Dyer Road, approximately 2360 feet north from the intersection of. John Dyer Road and Mullin Hilll Road, Assessor's! Plat 38, Lot 19-1,Little Compton, RI. The freshwater wetlands affected by thej proposed project include at least a Swamp, 50 Perimeter Thej purpose oft the proposed alteration isi for the subdivision of an existing single-family lot and the construction ofa a: new single-family dwelling, a crushed stone driveway, private well and waterline, underground electrical connection, onsite wastewater treatment system (OWTS), stormwater management areas, extension of an existing culvert at a stream crossing, grading, landscaping, screen plantings, and The proposed alterations to: freshwater wetlands consist of at least filling, grading, clearing, excavation, culverting and other construction related disturbance within the above-noted freshwater wetlands. Thej project, as proposed, will result ini the alteration and/or disturbance of approximately 7,000 square feet (0.16 acres) off freshwater wetlands as well as approximately 11 linear feet of watercourse as noted Full-sized site plans illustrating thej proposed project and detailing freshwater wetlands to be altered have been: furnished tot the Little Compton Town Council and the Little Compton Town Clerk's Office and may be viewed at the' Town/City offices or at our Offices. A reduced-size set ofs site plans has been provided  Wetland and 100' Riverbank Wetland.  temporary erosion controls.  above.  with this NOTICE.  This] NOTICE: is not authorization to do any work or to proceed with the project.  Thej purpose ofthis] NOTICE: ist to inform all landowners whose properties are within two hundred feet (200) oft the proposed project, the Town Council, the Conservation Commission, the Planning Board, the Zoning Board, and any other interested individuals and agencies ofthe proposal and to provide fora period of forty-five (45) days (NOTICE Period) within which concerns or comments may ber received. Any comments and/or objections received during the NOTICE, period shall be used to evaluate the proposed project and its impacts upon freshwater wetland functions and values.    Application No. 22-0199 Page2  You are advised that ifyou desire to submit a statement or have a good reason to enter aj protest against the proposed project, iti is your privilege to do SO. Objections to thej proposed project must relate to the proposed project's impacts on the functions and values provided by the: freshwater wetlands tol be altered. 1) Protection oflife and/or property from flooding or flood flows by retaining, storing, metering, 2) Providing andi maintaining surface and/or groundwater supplies by acting as a recharge or  Such: functions and values include but are: not limited to:  or slowing flood waters: from storm events; 3) Providing and maintaining valuable wildlife habitats; 4) Providing and maintaining! high value recreation areas; and 5) Protecting and maintaining water quality.  discharge area;  Information regarding thel Program's practices and procedures for evaluating such comments, any definitions, or further information on wetland functions and values may be obtained by consulting the Rules and Regulations Governing the. Administration and Enforcement oft the Freshwater Wetlands. Act, In accordance with 250-RICR-150-15-1.10(D)3)e), comments filed with the DEM will be considered if they are in writing, are legible, contain a discernable name and address, are signed and are: received during the NOTICE period. The application number appearing int this NOTICE or other information - which will identify the comments to thej proposed project is also required. Comments sent only be email will! NOT be recognized as a valid comment. The NOTICE period for this application ends at 4:00j p.m. Anyone wishing toi review the file int this matter should contacti the Office of Customer and Technical Assistance in advance (telephone: 401-222-4700, ext. 7265 or Email: DMilerpiew@dmigoo to  250-RICR-150-15-1.  on. July 19, 2024. This Program cannot extend this NOTICE period.  arrange an appointment. Sincerely,  Syack &. sonck Martin D. Wencek, Program Supervisor Freshwater Wetlands Program Office of Water Resources MDW/SC/sc  Telephone 401.22-4700www.dem.rlgov I Rhode Island Relay711    ComM-Y  RILong Range Transportation Plan: 2050I Limited Update  2050 2060 2070  RI Long Range Transportation Plan: 2040  2050 Limited Update  2030  MOVING FORWARD: 2050 RHODE LONG ISLAND'S RANGE RANSPORTATION PLAN  The Rhode Island Division of Statewide Planning (RIDSP): is working on a limited update of our state's longrangetansportation plan (LRTP)  What is the Long-Range Transportation Plan? Thel LRTPi is al Federally required plan that sets the roads, bridges, public transit, bike paths, sidewalks, ports, The traditional LRTP is a 20-year planning horizon vision document that reflects the application of programmatic transportation goals to project prioritization. U.S. Department ofTransportationt: Federal Highway  How will RIDSP engage with the public? We're using several strategies to effectively and Public Workshops- inj person and virtual Attending community- based organization and stakeholder meetings Attending community events Survey and Public comment forums Focus groups for specific topic areas and users Public Hearings and State Committee meeting Your can find more information on. how to engage on this plan, including schedules for upcoming events and surveys, ati the] RIDSP website.  vision for a multi-modal transportation system our equitably engage thej public and stakeholders:  and more, over the next 25 years.  Administration  What is a Limited Update?  Inl December 2020, the Rhode Island Division of Statewide Howwill my feedback be used?  Planning (RIDSP): recently completed our new] plan, Moving Forward RI 2040. Every five years we are required to update our LRTP, which: involves updating our data and trends, adding new sections based on any new requirements or needs, and using stakeholder: and our needs, vision, and goals. The action strategies and pool of projects will also be updated. Whyi is this important?  Your feedback willl be combined with allt the feedback we're receiving across all our engagement strategies. We'll analyze what wel hear during this engagement process, through our: review of existing plans and policies, and through our technical analyses, and then transportation plan. We'll also do our. best toi follow up with you tol let youl know directly how your feedback was: incorporated.  public engagement to see ift the original plan still reflects make subsequent changes toi thel long-range  All transportation plans andl local comprehensive: plans must be aligned with this plan. Projects and strategies that are: included in this plan inform what gets funded and built. Thel LRTP also gives us a chance to come together across: many different agencies and with the public to understand what transportation conditions are liket today, and to think comprenensively about what we want our transportation system tol look. likei in the future.    Plan det transporte del largo alcance del RI: Actualizacionl limitada 2050  2050 2040 2060 2030 2070  Plan de transporte de largo alcance de Rl: Actualizacion limitada 2050 La Division del Planificacion Estatal de Rhode Island (RIDSP) està trabajando en una actualizacion limitada delj plan de transporte del largo alcance (LRTP) de nuestro estado.  MOVINGFORWARD: RHODE ISLAND'S 2050 LONG RANGE ANSPORTATION PLAN  :Qué es el plan de transporte de largo alcance? de un sistema det transporte multimodal: nuestras carreteras, puentes, transporte publico, carriles] paral bicicletas, aceras, puertosy EI LRTP tradicional es un documento de vision con un. horizonte dej planificacion de 20 anos que reflejal la aplicaciôn de objetivos programaticos de transporte al la priorizacion dej proyectos. Departamento de Transporte de EE. UU.: Administracion  Como interactuarà el RIDSP con el publico? efectivayequitativa: alj piblicoyalas partesi interesadas: Talleres Publicos: presencialesyvirtuales Asistira a reuniones de organizaciones comunitariasy partes interesadas Asistira a eventos comunitarios Encuestas yi foros de comentarios publicos Grupos focales] para àreas tematicas y usuarios especificos Audiencias piblicasyreuniones del Comité. Estatal Puede encontrar mas informacion sobre cômoj participar en este plan, incluidos horarios de proximos eventos y encuestas,  EII LRTP es un plan requerida aj nivel federal que establecel lav vision Estamos utilizando varias estrategias parai involucrar de manera  mâs, durantel los proximos 25 afios.  Federal de Carreteras  en el sitio web del lal RIDSP.  Qué es una actualizacion limitada? Island (RIDSP) completo recientemente: nuestro nuevoj plan, Moving Forward RI 2040. Cada cinco anos debemos actualizar  En diciembre de 2020, lal Division del Planificacion Estatal de] Rhode Como se utilizaràn mis comentarios' nuestro. LRTP, lo quei implica actualizar: nuestros datos y tendencias, Analizaremos. lo que escuchemos durante este proceso de agregar nuevass secciones basadas en nuevos: requisitos OI necesidades participacion, at través de nuestra revisiôn del los planesylas yutilizarl laj participaciôn del las partesi interesadasy delj publico para politicas existentes,) yat través de nuestros anâlisis técnicos,y vers sie elj plan original sigue reflejando nuestras necesidades, visiny luego haremos cambios] posteriores alj plan det transporte de  Sus comentarios se combinaràn cont todos] los comentarios que recibamos ent todas nuestras estrategias de participacion.  objetivos. También se actualizarân las estrategias de acciôn) ye el  largo alcance. También haremos todol loj posible para comunicarnos con ustede ei informarle directamente cômos se  conjunto dej proyectos. Por qué es importante?  incorporaron sus comentarios.  Todos. los planes det transportey YI planes integrales locales deben estar alineados con este plan. Los proyectos ylase estrategias ques se incluyen en estej plani informan! lo ques sef financia ys se construye. El LRTP también: nos brindal la oportunidad de reunirnos con muchas agencias diferentes y con elj publico para comprender cômo son las condiciones de transporte hoyy yI pensar der manera: integral sobre cômo queremos ques seai nuestro sistema det transporte en elf futuro.    RIL Long! Range Transportation: Plan: 20501 Limited Update  2050 2040 2060 2030 2070  Moving Forward RI 2050 Public Workshops  MOVING FORWARD 2050 RHODE LONG ISLAND'S RANGE TRANSPORTATION  Share your experience travelling around Rhode Island and help shape  our state's 25-year transportation plan!  What is the Long-Range Transportation Plan?  The traditional LRTP is a [minimum] 20-year planning horizon vision document that reflects the application of programmatic transportation goals to project prioritization. U.S. DpermmtTanmperatore Federal. Highway Administration  The LRTP is a rederaly-required plan that sets the vision for a multi-modal transportation system - our roads, bridges, public transit, bike paths, sidewalks, ports, and more - over the  next 25 years.  Join us for any of the following public workshops:  June 24th 5PM - 7PM 300 Spring Street, Newport RI July 9th 5PM - 7PM  July 22nd 12PM - 1PM Register Here: mtps/usOowebzpomus. ZANCOAIgDMSE9BZDCONael3do0die July 22nd 5:30PM - 6:30PM Register Here: ntps/usUowebzcomus ZOKI-2PrTOtHNTYudndgu.monnTorDGGOI  Newport Public Library, Friends Room Virtual - Zoom  meeting/register,  Pawtucket Public Library, Campbell  Auditorium  13 Summer Street, Pawtucket RI  Virtual - Zoom meeting/register/  July 16th 5:30PM - 7:30PM West Warwick Public Library, 1034 Main Street, West Warwick RI  Nash Room  AII locations are. ADA accessible. Snacks provided. Translation services and additional. ADA  accommodations available, please e-mail Benny.Bergantino@doa.r.gov.    Plan det transporte del largo alcance del RI: Actualizaciôn: limitada 2050  2050 2040 2060 2030 2070 PLAN  Moving Forward RI 2050 Talleres Publicos  MOVINGF FORWARD: 2050 RHODE LONG ISLAND'S RANGE  Comparta su experiencia de viajar por Rhode Island y ayude a dar forma a nuestro plan de transporte estatal de 25 anos!  Qué es el plan de transporte de EILRTP es un plan requerida a nivel federal que establece la vision de un sistema de transporte multimodal: nuestras carreteras, puentes, transporte publico, carriles para bicicletas, aceras, puertos y màs, durante los  alcance?  EILRTP tradicional es un documento de vision con un horizonte de planificaciôn de 20 anos que refleja la aplicaciôn de objetivos programaticos de transporte a la priorizacion Departamento de Transporte de EE. UU: Administraciôn  largo  de proyectos. Federal de Carreteras  proximos 25 anos.  Participe en cualquiera de los siguientes talleres  publicos:  24 de Junio 5PM -7 7PM Biblioteca Publica de Newport, Sala Friends 300 Spring Street, Newport RI 9 de Julio 5PM - 7PM Biblioteca Publica de Pawtucket, Auditorio Campbell 13 Summer Street, Pawtucket RI  22 de Julio 12PM - 1PM Inscribase aqui: tps/uslowebzcomus ZAKCObUqDMSE9BZVCONaeI7F3Q0g0arcb: 22 de Julio 5:30PM -6 6:30PM Inscribase aqui: tps/usUowebzcomus ZOKI-2PrTOtHNTYudHalguumonnTOFDGGOI  Virtual - Zoom meeting/register  Virtual - Zoom meeting/register/  9 de Julio 5:30PM - 7:30PM Biblioteca Publica de West Warwick, 1034 Main Street, West Warwick RI  Sala Nash  Todas las ubicaciones son accesibles para discapacitados. Refrigerios incluidos. Adecuaciones adicionales para discapacitados ys servicios de: traduccion disponibles escribiendo a emyBmparino@bangon    Cmentl  RECEIVED JUN 17 2024  ECOMP  LITTLECOMPTON: COMMUNITY CENTER TEL.401-635-2400 Fmal-leceicentercon  PO Box 926 . Little Compton . RI . 02837  www.lccenter.com  NITY  June 20,2024 Town Council Members c/o Carol Wordell, Town Clerk Town Hall Little Compton, RI02837 Dear) Honorable Town Council, upcoming programs and/or events:  TheLittle Compton Community Center requests that you share the followingi information about our -The first Friday ofeach month (July Sth)) Ed Burnett will bej joining us att the community center from 11:30 to 12:301 to: answer any questions about] key aspects ofp personal finance. EdisaLitcle Compton resident and financial professional with New York] Life Insurance Company, talking aboutt topics such as recent tax changes, life insurance, retirementi income, and long-term care concerns. -Circle ofFriendsi is onJ July 13th from 5-7pm, doing drums alive with] Jessica Shay! -Circle ofFriends art contest ends on July 13th. The winning pieces willl be! hung: at the community -LCI Business Owners virtual meetingi is Onj July Ilth from 8:15-9:15a am. Beginning the week ofJune 17th Rosa willl bel hosting three events throughout the summer, Chair yoga on Wednesdays &1 Fridays 9-10am, Motown Monday on Mondays 5-7pm and occasional: full moon sound baths on full moon evenings 7pm. Yoga andl Motown monday are free tol Little Compton -Our Annual Art Show willl be on July 20th and 21st 10am-4pm, kickingi it off with aj patrons party on -Sponsored Senior) Lunchi is on) July 17th, serving as summer salad with chicken. Sponsored by Rose &  center during our annual art show!  residents.  July 19th from 5-9pm. Contact us for any questions!  Sal.  -Senior Haircuts are every Tuesday 8:30am to. 12pm for $15. -Senior Game/Card: Day every. Monday after Seniorl Lunch, 1pm to 3pm. Computer Help with thes seniors every Wednesday from 1lam to 12pm. -Our Touch a Truck eventi is on] July 27th att thel LCCC from 1-3pm! Caroline) Levesque, local Boston. Marathon runner: for sports theme!  -For the After School Clubs] hosting series,] June, as ourl last month ofa after school camp, wel hosted  The Little Compton Community Center is a 501 (c)(3) Organization    Environmental explorer is thet theme camp for they whole summer, with specific themes for weeks; First weeki is fun with farms featuring local farms, like Orr'sFarm and Hope Alpaca farm. Second weeki is Ancient Environments: featuringl lessons on dinosaurs and thei ice age. Third week is artand the environment featuring all natural tie-dye with compost clothes. Fourth weeki isl bugsl life, featuring buttonwood parkz Z0O who willl bel bringing madagascar hissing cockroaches andg giant millipedes. The themes will continue for the month of August. On top oft that thes students will also be raising live  butterflies for the duration oft thes summer!  Please let us knowi ifyoul have any questions or concerns.  Sincerely, Dmy Amy Mooney) Executivel Director Little Compton Community Center  Mloney