City Council unanimously backs immigration enforcement limits
Malden City Council unanimously approved an immigration enforcement resolution.
Malden City Council unanimously approved an immigration enforcement resolution.
Police Community Advisory Council discussed Flock surveillance cameras and immigration enforcement policies. The council met Feb 18 with only three members present, falling short of the quorum needed for formal votes.
Community Preservation Committee voted to recommend $1.1 million in FY26 project awards.
The Cemetery Board of Trustees unanimously accepted December financial reports and operational updates. Superintendent Chris Rosa reported the Cemetery Trust received $86,828.48 in perpetual care income in December.
The Malden Board of Appeal voted 4-1 to approve a sign variance for Stop & Shop at 99 Charles Street, allowing the retailer to install three signs when municipal code permits two per tenant, with signage also exceeding the 40-square-foot maximum size limit.
Malden Affordable Housing Trust heard updates on multiple housing initiatives at its February meeting.
Malden's Board of Appeal approved a sign variance for a remodeled Stop & Shop and tabled a separate development variance for 30 days.
Malden Traffic Commission doubled the fine for illegal parking during snow emergencies to $50. Ron Hogan's request for the penalty increase passed unanimously on a motion by Mr. Dick Barricelli, seconded by Chief Steven Froio.
The Malden Site Plan Review Committee approved an accessory dwelling unit at 109 Walnut Street, voting 3-0 on February 17. Director of Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development Alex Pratt moved the approval, requiring 1,000 square feet of open space to remain on the property.
City Council unanimously approved a $1.155 million acquisition of former hospital property.