Municipal meetings that are open to the public and scheduled for this week in the city of Gloucester; submitted by the city of Gloucester's Committee on Citizen Participation and Public Information:
Today
All municipal offices closed in recognition of Patriots Day.
Tuesday
City Council's Ordinance and Administration subcommittee — 6 p.m,, Kyrouz Auditorium, City Hall. Meeting is a workshop to form an ad hoc committee to assist the Q&A Committee with the updating and amending of the city's tourism ordinance.
Historic District Commission — 7 p.m., Council Conference Room, first floor, City Hall.
Magnolia Woods Advisory Commission — 7 p.m., Third Floor Conference Room, City Hall.
Community Preservation Committee - 6 p.m., Friend Room, Sawyer Free Library. Public Hearing to consider year 2012 applications for funding through the Community Preservation Act. Historic Preservation projects will be heard.
Wednesday
Planning and Development subcommittee — 7 p.m., Council Conference Room, first floor, City Hall.
Conservation Commission — 7 p.m., Kyrouz Auditorium, City Hall. Thursday
Committee for the Arts — 5 p.m., Third Floor Conference Room, City Hall.
City Council's Budget and Finance subcommittee — 6 p.m., Council Conference Room, first floor, City Hall.
Planning Board — 7 p.m., Kyrouz Auditorium, City Hall.
Fisheries Commission — 70 p.m., Third Floor Conference Room, City Hall.
For a complete listing of public meetings and public hearings visit the City Clerk's office at City Hall or on the web at http://www.gloucester-ma.gov/
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