City of Somerville, Massachusetts - File #: 204377

• File #: 204377
• Version: 1
• Type: Order
• Status: Approved
• File created: 10/10/2017
• In control: City Council
• On agenda: 10/12/2017
• Final action: 11/14/2019
• Enactment date: 10/12/2017
• Enactment #: 204377
• Title: That the Superintendent of Inspectional Services and the City Solicitor appear at this Board's November 9, 2017 meeting to discuss why developers have gotten building permits without meeting pre-conditions specified in zoning decisions, how the City can more effectively monitor projects for compliance with zoning conditions and other requirements, and what fines and penalties can be levied to deter future violations.
• Sponsors: Mark Niedergang, Lance L. Davis, John M. Connolly, and the Entire Board

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
11/14/2019	8	City Council	Work completed
11/6/2019	7	Housing and Community Development Committee	Work completed
1/25/2018	6	City Council	Recommended to be sent for discussion
1/11/2018	5	City Council	Laid on the table
12/14/2017	4	City Council	Laid on the table
11/9/2017	3	City Council	Laid on the table
10/12/2017	2	City Council	Approved

  Agenda Text

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That the Superintendent of Inspectional Services and the City Solicitor appear at this Board's November 9, 2017 meeting to discuss why developers have gotten building permits without meeting pre-conditions specified in zoning decisions, how the City can more effectively monitor projects for compliance with zoning conditions and other requirements, and what fines and penalties can be levied to deter future violations.

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Official Text

That the Superintendent of Inspectional Services and the City Solicitor appear before this Board at its November 9, 2017 meeting to answer questions about why developers have gotten building permits without meeting pre-conditions specified in zoning decisions, how the City can more effectively monitor projects for compliance with all zoning conditions and other city, state or federal requirements, and what fines and penalties may be levied on developers who violate building permits, to deter future violations.