City Council – Aug 3, 2026, meeting 2 of 2
- Where
- Not listed on the city's Agenda Center
- Time
- Not listed
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What was decided
Members tabled a draft affordable housing application for Cardinal Cottage. They approved two taking orders for easements for the Pelham Road traffic project and confirmed two appointments: Debra Catalanotti to the Waltham Council on Aging and Diane Lane to the Board of Cemetery Commissioners. The minutes do not show how a motion about 600 Main Street ended.
Decisions recorded
- Approved the minutes of the June 22, 2026 meeting by voice vote.
- Tabled the draft affordable housing application for Cardinal Cottage by voice vote.
- Confirmed Debra Catalanotti as a permanent member of the Waltham Council on Aging by voice vote.
- Confirmed Diane Lane as a member of the Board of Cemetery Commissioners by voice vote.
- Approved the two taking orders for easements needed to finish the traffic project at Pelham Road, 12 in favor and 2 absent.
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Agenda
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Terms used here
- Committee of the Whole
- The whole City Council meeting as a committee, chaired by the Council's Vice President, to discuss matters before they come back to a regular Council meeting.
- executive session
- A part of a public meeting closed to the public. State law allows it only for specific reasons, such as lawsuits, negotiations, or personnel matters.
- tabled
- Set aside by a vote, to take up later. A tabled item comes back when the board votes to take it off the table.
Source
This meeting's agenda in the City of Waltham's Agenda Center (opens in new tab). First recorded by Waltham Publick on .