2026-06-22 – City Council Meeting – Meeting Agenda

In City Council June 22nd, 2026

Notice is hereby given that the regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council will be held on Monday evening June 22nd, 2026 at 7:00PM in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 45

School St., Brockton, MA.

APPOINTMENTS:

Reappointment of Kenneth Galligan of 25 Messina Drive, Brockton, MA 02301 to the Traffic Commission for a three-year term, ending June 2029.
Appointment of Deneen Simpson of 166 Thatcher Street, Brockton, MA 02302, to the Advisory Council on Health for a two-year term, ending in June 2028.
Appointment of Dora Green, of 84 Malvern Road, Brockton, MA 02301, to the Advisory Council on Health for a three-year term, ending in June 2029.
Appointment of Dr. Sasha Gittens of 488 Quincy Ave, Unit 5, Quincy, MA 02169, to the Advisory Council on Health, for a two-year term, ending in June 2028.
Appointment of Albert Whitaker of 275 Spring St., Brockton, MA 02301, to the Advisory Council on Health for a two-year term, ending in June 2028.
Appointment of Dr. Hun Ngo of Powder House Rd, Dover, MA 02030, to the Advisory Council on Health for a one-year term, ending in June 2027.
Appointment of Charita Bing of 22 Troy St, Brockton, MA 02301, to the Advisory Council on Health for a one-year term, ending in June 2027.
Appointment of Karina Herrera of 56 River St, Brockton, MA 02302, to the Advisory Council on Health for a one-year term, ending in June 2028.

HEARINGS:
Petition of Massachusetts Electric Company requesting permission to locate manholes, wires, and ducts, including the necessary sustaining and protecting fixtures, along the following public way: Main St./School St. Trenching from MH-21 across the sidewalk and over to the City Hall Plaza driveway. Trenching from vault 65 across the sidewalk into the street intercepting existing conduit.
Petition of National Grid to install 1 JO pole on W Chestnut Street and remove 1 SO pole on W Chestnut Street beginning at a point approximately 626 feet northwest of the centerline of the intersection of W Chestnut Street and Linwood Street. National Grid to install 50’JO pole P193 2 feet south and 10 feet east of existing P246 and remove SO P246 on W Chestnut Street in Brockton, MA.

PETITIONS:
Petition of Americans Real Home Inc. of 21 Roosevelt Ave. West Bridgewater, MA 02379 to suspend an overhang roof and sign at 728 Main Street, Brockton, MA 02301.

REPORTS:
Of the Ordinance Committee for its meeting of June 1st, 2026.
Of the Ordinance Committee for its meeting of June 2nd, 2026.
Of the Finance Committee for its meeting of June 15th, 2026.

COMMUNICATIONS:
From the mayor reappointing Kenneth Galligan of 25 Messina Drive, Brockton, MA 02301 to the Traffic Commission for a three-year term, ending June 2029.
From the Mayor appointing Deneen Simpson of 166 Thatcher Street, Brockton, MA 02302, to the Advisory Council on Health for a two-year term, ending in June 2028.
From the Mayor appointing Dora Green, of 84 Malvern Road, Brockton, MA 02301, to the Advisory Council on Health for a three-year term, ending in June 2029.
From the Mayor appointing Dr. Sasha Gittens of 488 Quincy Ave, Unit 5, Quincy, MA 02169, to the Advisory Council on Health, for a two-year term, ending in June 2028.
From the Mayor appointing Albert Whitaker of 275 Spring St., Brockton, MA 02301, to the Advisory Council on Health for a two-year term, ending in June 2028.
From the Mayor appointing Dr. Hun Ngo of Powder House Rd, Dover, MA 02030, to the Advisory Council on Health for a one-year term, ending in June 2027.
From the Mayor appointing Charita Bing of 22 Troy St, Brockton, MA 02301, to the Advisory Council on Health for a one-year term, ending in June 2027.
From the Mayor appointing Karina Herrera of 56 River St, Brockton, MA 02302, to the Advisory Council on Health for a one-year term, ending in June 2028.
From the Mayor in accordance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 44, recommending that the City Council authorize the transfer of $5,000.00. This transfer will fully fund the Clerk’s Overtime category for the remainder of the fiscal year.
From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990, certifying that the financial resources and revenues of the City of Brockton are and will continue to be adequate to support the total proposed transfer of $5,000.00, without a detrimental impact on the continuous provision of the existing level of municipal

services. This transfer will fully fund the Clerk’s Overtime category for the remainder of

the fiscal year.
From the Mayor in accordance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 44, recommending that the City Council authorize the transfer of $50,000.00 from DPW Refuse -personal services non-overtime to DPW Refuse -Purchase of Service.
From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990, certifying that the financial resources and revenues of the City of Brockton are and will continue to be adequate to support the total proposed transfer of $50,000.00 from DPW Refuse -Personal Services Non-Overtime to DPW Refuse -Purchase of Service, without a detrimental impact on the continuous provision of the existing level of municipal services.
From the Mayor in accordance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 44, recommending that the City Council authorize the acceptance and expenditure of the grant award in the amount of $50,000.00 from the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism to the Police Department. These funds are a part of the FY26 Sport and Entertainment Grant and will be used to support public safety costs for the FIFA watch parties.
From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990, certifying that the financial resources and revenues of the City of Brockton are and will continue to be adequate to support the acceptance and expenditure of the grant award in

the amount of $50,000.00 from the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism to the Police Department, without detrimental impact on the continuous provision of the existing level of municipal services. These funds are a part of the FY26 Sport and Entertainment Grant and will be used to support public safety costs for the FIFA watch parties.
From the Mayor in accordance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 44, recommending that the City Council authorize the transfer of the administration of grant funds in the amount of $175,000.00. This order will shift the administration of funds awarded to the City by the Barr Foundation to the office of Planning and Economic Development to fund a transportation manager position within the department.
From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990, certifying that the financial resources and revenues of the City of Brockton are and will continue to be adequate to support the total proposed transfer of the administration of grant funds in the amount of $175,000.00, without a detrimental impact on the continuous provision of the existing level of municipal services. This order will shift the administration of funds awarded to the City by the Barr Foundation to the office of Planning and Economic Development to fund a transportation manager position within the department.
From the Mayor in accordance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 44, recommending that the City Council authorize the acceptance of the proposed order; the City of Brockton is adequate to support the Pay Plan of the Public Safety Communications Technology Specialist.
From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990, certifying that the financial resources and revenues of the City of Brockton are and will continue to be adequate to support the ordinance change to create the Public Safety Communications Technology Specialist, without detrimental impact on the continuous provision of the existing level of municipal services. This position has been proposed and slotted in the pay scale directly related to the proposed level of responsibility outlined in similar positions.
From the Mayor in accordance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 44, recommending that the City Council authorize the transfer of the administration grants funds in the amount of $360,000.00. This order will shift the administration of the Mass Save Municipal Energy Manager Grant awarded to the City by National Grid to the office of Planning and Economic Development.
From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990, certifying that the financial resources and revenues of the City of Brockton are and will continue to be adequate to support the total proposed transfer of the administration grants funds in the amount of $360,000.00, without a detrimental impact on the continuous provision of the existing level of municipal services. This order will shift the administration of the Mass Save Municipal Energy Manager Grant awarded to the City by National Grid to the office of Planning and Economic Development.
From the Chief of Police requesting acceptance of the Ordinance to create a Facilities manager Position for the Public Safety Building.
From the Mayor in accordance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 44, recommending that the City Council authorize the acceptance of the proposed order; the City of Brockton is adequate to support the Pay Plan of the Facilities Manager Public Safety Building.
From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990, certifying that the financial resources and revenues of the City of Brockton are and will

continue to be adequate to support the ordinance change to create the Facilities Manager Public Safety Building, without detrimental impact on the continuous provision of the existing level of municipal services. This position has been proposed and slotted in the pay scale directly related to the proposed level of responsibility outlined in similar positions.
From the Mayor in accordance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 44, recommending that the City Council authorize the transfer of $250,000.00. This transfer will fully fund the Police Department’s Overtime category for the remainder of the fiscal year.
From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990, certifying that the financial resources and revenues of the City of Brockton are and will continue to be adequate to support the total proposed transfer of $250,000.00, without a detrimental impact on the continuous provision of the existing level of municipal

services. This transfer will fully fund the Police Department’s Overtime category for the

remainder of the fiscal year.
From the Mayor in accordance with the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 44, recommending that the City Council support the proposed easement of the described parcels of land abutting Centre, Plymouth, and Commercial Street.
From the CFO in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 324 of the Acts of 1990, certifying, that the financial resources and revenues of the City of Brockton are and will continue to be adequate to support the proposed easement of the described parcels of land abutting Centre, Plymouth, and Commercial Street, without a detrimental impact on the continuous provision of the existing level of municipal services.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Ordinance: Ordinance banning the manufacturing, sale and distribution of Kratom in the City of Brockton. (FAVORABLE AS AMENDED)
Ordinance: Ordinance Amending Chapter 11, Article XII Motor Vehicle Repair relative to definitions, regulations, and enforcement. (FAVORABLE AS AMENDED)
Ordinance: An Ordinance establishing regulations and penalties for needle exchange programs in the City of Brockton. (FAVORABLE AS AMENDED) (PASSED TO A THIRD READING AS AMENDED)
Ordinance: Ordinance amending Chapter 2, Article VI, Division 8 Youth Council. (FAVORABLE) (PASSED TO A THIRD READING)
Appointment of Shannon Kartal, of 183 Ellsworth St, Brockton, MA 02301, to the Commission on Human Rights, for a three-year term, ending in May 2029. (FAVORABLE)
Appointment of Jacob Matthews, of 25 E Nilsson St, #403, Brockton, MA 02301, to the Commission on Human Rights, for a three-year term, ending in May 2029. (FAVORABLE)
ORDERED: The City of Brockton grants to Massachusetts Electric Company a utility easement for electrical purposes over and under City owned land identified as 45 School Street, Brockton, Mass., as more particularly described in the proposed Grant of Easement attached with this Order. And further that the City Council authorizes the Mayor to execute

the attached “Grant of Easement” and to take other actions necessary to

carry out the terms, purposes and conditions of the same. (FAVORABLE)
ORDERED: A waiver of the City of Brockton’s residency requirements under section 2-110 of the city ordinances for Doni Watson. (FAVORABLE)
ORDERED: That the City Council authorizes the acceptance and expenditure of the total grant funds in the amount of $17,100.00.

FROM: EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF PUBLIC SAFETY $17,100.00

TO: FIRE DEPARTMENT $17,100.00

(FAVORABLE)
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $50,000.00

FROM: FINANCE – PERSONAL SERVICES NON-OVERTIME $25,000.00 AUDITOR – PERSONAL SERVICES NON-OVERTIME $25,000.00

TO: AUDITOR – PURCHASE OF SERVICE $50,000.00 (FAVORABLE)
ORDERED: That the City Council authorizes the acceptance and expenditure of the total grant funds in the amount of $15,000.00

FROM: MASSACHUSETTS COUNCIL ON AGING $15,000.00

TO: COUNCIL ON AGING $15,000.00

(FAVORABLE)
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $2,000.00

FROM: ELECTIONS – PURCHASE OF SERVICE $2,000.00

TO: ELECTIONS – GOODS AND SUPPLIES $2,000.00 (FAVORABLE)
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $10,000.00

FROM: HUMAN RESOURCES – PURCHASE OF SERVICE $10,000.00

TO: HUMAN RESOURCES – GOODS AND SUPPLIES $10,000.00 (FAVORABLE)
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $46,000.00

FROM: PARKS AND RECREATION – PERSONAL SERVICES NON-OT $46,000.00

TO: PARKS AND RECREATION – PURCHASE OF SERVICE $46,000.00 (FAVORABLE)
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $400,000.00

FROM: TREASURER’S DEBT SERVICE

$400,000.00

TO: TREASURER’S MEDICARE TAX

(FAVORABLE)

$400,000.00
ORDERED: That the following petition be approved and submitted to the Great and

General Court for approval under Clause (1) of Section 8 of Article 2, as amended, of the Amendments to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and to the end that legislation be adopted precisely as follows, except for clerical or editorial changes of form only.

AN ACT RELATIVE TO ELECTION RECOUNT PROCESS AND SIGNATURE REQUIREMENTS OF THE MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL AND SCHOOL COMMITTEE IN THE CITY OF BROCKTON FOR NAME TO BE PLACED ON BALLOT FOR NOMINATION.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same as follows:

SECTION 1 – Any person who is qualified to vote for a candidate for any elective

municipal office and who is a candidate for nomination thereto, shall be entitled to have his or her name as such candidate printed on the official ballot to be used at a preliminary election; provided, that within the time prescribed by section ten of chapter fifty-three in the case of preliminary elections in cities he to shall file with the city clerk a statement in writing of his candidacy as provided for in the City Charter for the City of Brockton, and with it the petition, he or she must submit the signatures of at least fifty voters qualified to vote for a candidate for the positions of Ward Councilor or School Committee

Member, and signatures at least one hundred voters qualified to vote for a candidate for the positions of City Councilor at Large and at least one hundred and fifty voters

qualified to vote for a candidate for the positions of Mayor.

SECTION 2 – A petition for a recount may be filed with the city clerk on or before five o’clock post meridian on the sixth day following a primary or preliminary election, or on or before five o’clock post meridian on the tenth day following an election, if fifty or

more voters of shall sign in person as registered, or substantially as registered, and shall state the address where he or she is currently living with the street and number, if any, and his or her address on January the first preceding. If it appears that the difference in

the number of votes cast for the two leading candidates for the office, or in the number of affirmative and negative votes on a question, for which recount is desired is more than

one half of one per cent of the total number of votes cast for such office or on such question, the petitions for recount shall be void.

SECTION 3- This act shall take effect upon its passage. (FAVORABLE AS AMENDED)
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $20,000.00

FROM: DPW SEWER – GOODS AND SUPPLIES $20,000.00

TO: DPW SEWER – PERSONAL SERVICES OVERTIME $20,000.00 (FAVORABLE AS AMENDED)
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $45,000.00

FROM: DPW WATER – GOODS AND SUPPLIES $45,000.00

TO: DPW WATER – PERSONAL SERVICES OVERTIME $45,000.00 (FAVORABLE AS AMENDED)

ORDINANCES:
ORDINANCE: AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO WHOLESALE RESIDENTIAL KITCHENS

Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Brockton to adopt a new ordinance where appropriate as follows:

Section 1. Definitions
1. “Cottage Food Operation” means a person who produces cottage food products only in the home kitchen of that person’s primary domestic residence
2. “Cottage Foods” means non-time/temperature control for safety baked goods, jams, jellies, and other non-time/temperature control for safety foods produced in cottage food operations. Wholesale Residential Kitchens may not prepare finished products that require hot or cold holding for safety, including meat or fish that is raw or heat-treated, certain cut produce including melons, leafy greens, and tomatoes.
3. “Wholesale Residential Kitchens” is any cottage food operation that sells directly to the consumer that merchandise cannot be sold from the home in person.
  
  Section 2. Permits
  1. A Wholesale Residential Kitchen permit shall be required for any resident who wishes to prepare cottage foods and other foods deemed to be admissible by Inspectional Services Department (ISD). Residents must apply for the permit through ISD.
  2. The annual fee for a Wholesale Residential Kitchen permit shall be one hundred ($100.00) dollars.
  3. Applicants shall obtain all necessary permits and regulatory approvals that may be required to safely operate a Wholesale Residential Kitchen.
  Section 3. Training and Information
  1. ISD will ensure that residential kitchen permittees and anyone working in the kitchen is certified through a nationally accredited food safety certification exam organization recognized in Massachusetts and meets Massachusetts Food Allergens Awareness Training certification requirements.
  2. ISD shall ensure all Wholesale Residential Kitchen permittees receive training and any other necessary safety information regarding labor laws, fire safety, and other related information as necessary.
  3. The permittee shall sign and return all required certificates, trainings, and informational packets as required by ISD.
  Section 4. Health Code Standards for Permitted Residential Kitchens
  
  All Wholesale Residential Kitchen Operations shall comply with State Sanitary Code 105 CMR 590. A physical copy of these guidelines shall be given to every permittee.
  
  Section 5. Compliance and Enforcement.
  1. Inspection. Wholesale Residential Kitchens shall receive annual inspections through the Inspectional Services Department (ISD), and shall comply fully with their rules and regulations. Wholesale Residential Kitchen may also be subject to random compliance inspections.
  2. Requirement to Include Permit Number on Advertisements. The permit number issued by the Department shall be included on all advertisements promoting the Cottage Food Operation.
  3. Signage. No exterior signage shall be allowed.
  4. Penalties. Any person found to be operating a Wholesale Residential Kitchen in violation of this Section or in violation of the terms of their permit may be subject to a fine of up to three hundred ($300.00) dollars per day. The City of Brockton Department of Health and Human Services or their designee may issue a written warning, a notice of violation, a fine, and/or suspension or revocation of permits.
  5. Enforcement. The provisions of this section may be enforced in accordance with the noncriminal disposition process of M.G.L. c. 40, s. 21D, and M.G.L. Chapter 40U as accepted by the City of Brockton.
  6. Notification. ISD may give notice to the landlord, or other appropriate entity, that a Wholesale Residential Kitchen exists at the permittees location.
  Section 6. Regulations.
  
  The Commissioner of Health and Human Service shall promulgate rules and regulations necessary to implement and enforce the provisions of this Section.
  
  Section 7. Reporting
  
  ISD shall prepare an annual report detailing the number of applicants, recipients of Whole Residential Kitchen permits, and other relevant information and submit it to the City Clerk.
ORDINANCE: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE III, DIVISION 2, SECTION 2-127 – PAY PLAN

Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Brockton, Article III, Section 2-127 is hereby amended as follows:

Article III, Section 2-127 is amended by deleting the following category:

Communications Director B.E.M.A

EM

Article III, Section 2-127 is further amended by deleting the following wage

scale:

Category

Position

Min.

2

3

4

EM-3

Communications Director B.E.M.A

$26,676

$27,476

$28,301

$29,150

Article III, Section 2-127 is amended by adding the following category:

Public Safety Communications Technology Specialist

EM

Article III, Section 2-127 is further amended by adding the following wage scale:

Category

Position

Min.

2

3

4

EM-3

Public Safety Communications

Technology Specialist

$79,172

$81,547

$83,994

$86,513
ORDINANCE: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE III, DIVISION 2, SECTION 2-127 – PAY PLAN

Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Brockton, Article III, Section 2-127 is hereby amended as follows:

Article III, Section 2-127 is amended by adding the following category:

Facilities Manager Public Safety Building

PR

Article III, Section 2-127 is further amended by adding the following wage scale:

Category

Position

Min.

2

3

4

PR-4

Facilities Manager Public Safety

Building

$140,000

$145,000

$150,000

$157,000

ORDERS:
ORDERED: The City of Brockton grants to Massachusetts Electric Company an Easement over, across, and under City-owned land identified as 9 Cinder Road, Pembroke, Massachusetts, to provide certain limited access through, over, across or under the identified parcel as more particularly described in the proposed Easement attached to this Order. The City Council authorizes the Mayor to execute the attached Easement and to take other actions as necessary to carry out the terms, purposes, and conditions of the same.
ORDERED: That the Mayor and/or Treasurer/Collector be authorized to execute any and all documents necessary to convey the property consisting of 3,100 square feet, located and known as Plot 7B Country Club Lane, Parcel ID: 079-130 to Cheryl Anderson, 208 Country Club Lane, Brockton, MA 02301 for the purchase price of One Thousand Two Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00). Said property to be sold under the Abutter Lot Program and to be sold with a permanent non-buildable restriction. Said property shall also merge with abutting lot of the purchaser within 6 months of purchase. The 6 months begins at the time the deed is executed.

If the Grantee fails to merge the premises as stated the City of Brockton reserves the right to revert the premises back to the City ownership at no cost and for no consideration. At closing, the Grantee shall execute a reverter deed to the City of Brockton which shall be held in escrow by the City pending satisfaction of the condition stated above. If the reverter deed has not been recorded within nine (9) months from the date of recording this deed, the City of Brockton’s right of reverter shall be deemed to have lapsed.
ORDERED: That the Mayor and/or Treasurer/Collector be authorized to execute any and all documents necessary to convey the property consisting of 4,217 square feet, located and known as Plot 147-1-93 Forest Avenue, Parcel ID: 066-007 to Gomes Investment, LLC, 91 Forest Avenue Brockton, MA 02301 for the purchase price of Two Thousand Three Hundred Dollars ($ 2,300.00). Said property to be sold under the Abutter Lot Program and to be sold with a permanent non-buildable restriction. Said property shall also merge with abutting lot of the purchaser within 6 months of purchase. The 6 months begins at the time the deed is executed.

If the Grantee fails to merge the premises as stated the City of Brockton reserves the right to revert the premises back to the City ownership at no cost and for no consideration. At closing, the Grantee shall execute a reverter deed to the City of Brockton which shall be held in escrow by the City pending satisfaction of the condition stated above. If the reverter deed has not been recorded within nine (9) months from the date of recording this deed, the City of Brockton’s right of reverter shall be deemed to have lapsed.
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $5,000.00

FROM: CITY CLERK – PERSONAL SERVICES NON-OVERTIME $5,000.00 TO: CITY CLERK – PERSONAL SERVICES OVERTIME $5,000.00
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $50,000.00

FROM: DPW REFUSE – PERSONAL SERVICES NON-OVERTIME $50,000.00 TO: DPW REFUSE – PURCHASE OF SERVICE $50,000.00
ORDERED: That the City Council authorizes the acceptance and expenditure of the total grant funds in the amount of $50,000.00.

FROM: MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM $50,000.00 TO: BROCKTON POLICE DEPARTMENT $50,000.00
ORDERED: Transfer of the administration of the Barr Foundation Transportation Manager Grant Funds in the amount of $175,000.00:

FROM: DPW COMMISSIONER

TO: PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ORDERED: The transfer of the administration of the Mass Save Municipal Energy Manager Grant Funds in the amount of $360,000.00:

FROM: DPW COMMISSIONER

TO: PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ORDERED: That the following named sum be and the same is hereby transferred as the same was submitted by the Mayor as follows:

Transfer of: $250,000.00

FROM: POLICE – PERSONAL SERVICES NON-OVERTIME $250,000.00 TO: POLICE – PERSONAL SERVICES OVERTIME $250,000.00

Whereas in the opinion of the Mayor and City Council of the City of Brockton, the public convenience and necessity of the inhabitants of the City require that that the following described parcels of land abutting Centre, Plymouth, and Commercial Street in the City of Brockton, Massachusetts, be taken in fee for Highway Purposes from certain owners of land abutting said streets, as the same are more particularly described hereinafter, and whereas it is the intention of the Mayor and the City Council to take said land by right of eminent domain as set forth in the order of notice annexed hereto will full appear.

ORDERED:

That the City of Brockton does hereby take in fee in accordance with G.L. Ch. 79 and/or other applicable law, the following described parcels of land, to wit:

7 Commercial Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 151-001

Permanent Easement as follows:

A permanent utility easement over a parcel of land being shown as PUE-1 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point on the northerly sideline of Centre Street, being 2.57’ east of the point of curvature of the northwest corner of the intersection of Centre Street and Commercial Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

N 51°24’00” E, 27.47 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-15 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 90°00’00” W, 16.23 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-15 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 0°00’00” E, 6.00 feet along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Police Department on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 90°00’00” E, 23.65 feet along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Police Department on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 20°51’47” W, 8.65 feet along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Police Department on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 69°08’13” E, 6.00 feet along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Police Department on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 20°51’47” E, 8.71 feet along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Police Department on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 86°52’26” W, 6.38 feet along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Police Department on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a non-tangent curve to the right of 50.48 feet and 48.36 feet radius with a chord bearing of S 57°59’08” W and a chord distance of 48.22 feet along the northwesterly rounding of Centre Street and Commercial Street on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 490 Square Feet, more or less. Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-15 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point on the northerly sideline of Centre Street. being the point of curvature of the northwest corner of the intersection of Centre Street and Commercial Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Police Department on said Plan 18 feet more or less, thence:

Easterly along the PUE-1 on said Plan 16 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along the PUE-1 on said Plan 27 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 139 Square Feet, more or less.

127 Centre Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 150-022

Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-16 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at the point of curvature on the southerly sideline of Centre Street, being the point of curvature of the southwest corner of the intersection of Centre Street and Commercial Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

Along a curve to the right along the southwesterly rounding of Centre Street and Commercial Street as shown on said Plan 12 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of 127 Centre Corner, LLC as shown on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of 127 Centre Corner, LLC as shown on said Plan 18 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of 127 Centre Corner, LLC on said Plan 7 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along the southerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan 9 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 123 Square Feet, more or less.

10 Commercial Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 151-004

Permanent Utility Easement as follows:

A permanent utility easement over a parcel of land being shown as PUE-2 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point on the northerly sideline of Centre Street, being the point of reverse curvature of the northeast corner of the intersection of Centre Street and Commercial Street as shown on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a curve to the right of 23.36 feet and 27.00 feet radius along the northeasterly rounding of Centre Street and Commercial Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 86°52’26” E, 8.62 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 0°41’44” W, 23.24 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 89°18’16” E, 6.00 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 0°41’44” E, 24.24 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 88°16’14” E, 52.72 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit and the Temporary Easement TE-1 on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a curve to the left of 45.98 feet and 1040.00 feet radius with a chord bearing of S 84°02’03” W and a chord distance of 45.97 feet along the northerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 385 Square Feet, more or less.

Permanent Utility Easement as follows:

A permanent utility easement over a parcel of land being shown as PUE-5 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point on the northerly sideline of Centre Street, being 127.34 feet west of the southeast corner of land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit, located at 10 Commercial Street as shown on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 86°50’41” W, 6.00 feet along the northerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 2°11’44” E, 3.46 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-1 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 87°48’16” E, 6.00 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-1 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 2°11’44” W, 3.56 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-1 on said Plan to a point to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 21 Square Feet, more or less.

Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-1 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point on the northerly sideline of Centre Street, being 45.98 feet east of the point of curvature of the northeast corner of the intersection of Centre Street and Commercial Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

Northwesterly along the PUE-2 as shown on said Plan 35 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 126 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 6 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 66 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 88 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 17 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 18 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 38 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of LPK I LLC on said Plan 26 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along Northeasterly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan 127 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 4 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 6 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Area Transit on said Plan 3 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the northerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan 27 feet more or less, thence:

Along a curve to the left along the northerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan 143 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 3,080 Square Feet, more or less.

147 Centre Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 150-200-263

Permanent Easement as follows:

A permanent easement over a parcel of land being shown as E-2 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point being the northeasterly corner of land now or formerly of Brockton Centre Street LLC, located at 157 Centre Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

Along a curve to the left of 119.37 feet with a radius of 962.51 feet along the southerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 89°04’12” E, 119.16 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-2 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 0°56’44” E, 5.66 feet along land now or formerly of 157 Centre St LLC on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 485 Square Feet, more or less. Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-2 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point being the southeast corner of the Permanent Easement E-2 as shown on said Plan, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of 157 Centre St LLC on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Centre Street LLC on said Plan 4 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Centre Street LLC on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Centre Street LLC on said Plan 106 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Centre Street LLC on said Plan 20 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Centre Street LLC on said Plan 49 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Centre Street LLC on said Plan 12 feet more or less, thence:

Along a curve to the right along the southeast rounding of Commercial Street and Centre Street on said Plan 19 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along the southerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan 24 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along the Permanent Easement E-2 on said Plan 119 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 1,022 Square Feet, more or less.

157 Centre Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 150-003

Permanent Easement as follows:

A permanent easement over a parcel of land being shown as E-3 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point being the northwesterly corner of land now or formerly of 157 Centre St LLC, located at 157 Centre Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

Along a curve to the right of 23.15 feet with a radius of 960.00 feet along the southerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 86°50’47” E, 44.38 feet along the southerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 1°17’28” W, 3.32 feet along the Permanent Easement E-4 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 89°04’12” W, 67.46 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-3 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 0°56’44” E, 5.66 feet along the Permanent Easement E-2 on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 310 Square Feet, more or less. Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-3 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at the southwest corner of the Permanent Easement E-3 as shown on said Plan, thence:

Southeasterly along the Permanent Easement E-3 on said Plan 67 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-6 on said Plan 11 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of 157 Centre St LLC on said Plan 4 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of 157 Centre St LLC on said Plan 11 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of 157 Centre St LLC on said Plan 46 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of 157 Centre St LLC on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of 157 Centre St LLC on said Plan 17 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Centre Street LLC on said Plan 5 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 153 Square Feet, more or less.

180 Centre Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 151-005

Permanent Easement as follows:

A permanent utility easement over a parcel of land being shown as PUE-7 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point on the northerly sideline of Centre Street, being 5.85 feet from the southwesterly corner of land now or formerly of LPK I LLC, located at 180 Centre Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

N 2°19’40” E 3.46 feet along Temporary Easement TE-9 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 87°40’20” E 6.00 feet along Temporary Easement TE-9 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 2°19’40” W 3.55 feet along Temporary Easement TE-9 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 86°50’47” W 6.00 feet along northerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 21 Square Feet, more or less. Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-9 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at the southwest corner of land now or formerly of LPK I LLC, located at 180 Centre Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

Northwesterly along the Temporary Easement TE-1 on said Plan 9 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of LPK I LLC on said Plan 136 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along the Temporary Easement TE-10 on said Plan 9 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the northerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan 124 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along Permanent Utility Easement PUE-7 on said Plan 4 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along Permanent Utility Easement PUE-7 on said Plan 6 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along Permanent Utility Easement PUE-7 on said Plan 3 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the northerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan 6 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 1,204 Square Feet, more or less.

0 Plymouth Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 149-006

Permanent Easement as follows:

A permanent easement over a parcel of land being shown as E-1 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point being the northeasterly corner of the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-9 as shown on said Plan, thence:

Along a curve to the left of 3.65 feet with a radius of 33.16 and a chord bearing of N 26°19’33” W and a chord distance of 3.65 feet along the westerly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 60°24’12” W, 2.00 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-8 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 27°38’15” E, 2.05 feet along Temporary Easement TE-8 on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a curve to the right of 2.05 feet with a radius of 30.00 and a chord bearing of N 27°38’15” W and a chord distance of 2.05 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 78°59’45” E, 2.45 feet along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-9 on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 6 Square Feet, more or less. Permanent Utility Easement as follows:

A permanent utility easement over a parcel of land being shown as PUE-9 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at the southeast corner of the Permanent Easement E-1 as shown on said Plan, thence:

Along a curve to the right of 5.53 feet with a radius of 32.00 feet along the southwesterly rounding of Centre Street and Plymouth Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 13°09’02” E, 1.29 feet along the westerly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 78°59’45” W, 18.80 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority & TE-11 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 11°00’15” E, 6.00 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 78°59’45” E, 15.59 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-8 and the Permanent Easement E-1 on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 104 Square Feet, more or less. Permanent Utility Easement as follows:

A permanent utility easement over a parcel of land being shown as PUE-10 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point on the westerly sideline of Plymouth Street being 28.29’ south of the southeast corner of the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-9 as shown on said Plan, thence:

S 13°09’02” E, 69.35 feet along the westerly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a curve to the left of 177.78 feet with a radius of 970.40 feet along the westerly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 9°21’56” W, 146.51 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 85°23’26” W, 8.59 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 4°36’34” E, 6.00 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 85°23’26” E, 7.10 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 9°23’15” W, 93.98 feet along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority & TE-11 on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 1,089 Square Feet, more or less. Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-8 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at the northwest corner of land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority, located at 0 Plymouth Street as shown on said Plan, thence: Southeasterly along the southerly sideline of Centre Street as shown on said Plan 322 feet more or less, thence:

Along a curve to the right along the southwest rounding of Centre Street and Plymouth Street as shown on said Plan 32 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along the Permanent Easement E-1 as shown on said Plan 2 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along the Permanent Easement E-1 as shown on said Plan 2 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-9 as shown on said Plan 13 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 13 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 41 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 10 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 245 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 149 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 13 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 149 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority as shown on said Plan 15 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of the United States Postal Service as shown on said Plan 9 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 5,147 Square Feet, more or less. Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-11 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at the southeast corner the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-9 as shown on said Plan, thence:

Southeasterly along the westerly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan 28 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-10 on said Plan 64 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority on said Plan 3 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Brockton Housing Authority on said Plan 95 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-9 on said Plan 8 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 522 Square Feet, more or less.

188 Centre Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 151-006

Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-10 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at the southwest corner of land now or formerly of Dangelo Inc., located at 188 Centre Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

Northwesterly along the Temporary Easement TE-9 on said Plan 9 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Dangelo Inc. 34 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of Dangelo Inc. 8 feet more or less, thence: Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Dangelo Inc. 10 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of Dangelo Inc. 27 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of Dangelo Inc. 127 feet more or less, thence:

Along a curve to the left along land now or formerly of Dangelo Inc. 33 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of Dangelo Inc. 57 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of Dangelo Inc. 9 feet more or less, thence: Southeasterly along the westerly sideline of Plymouth Street 57 feet more or less, thence:

Along a curve to the right along the rounding of Plymouth Street and Centre Street 50 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the northerly sideline of Centre Street 140 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 2,512 Square Feet, more or less.

0 Centre Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 151-010

Permanent Easement as follows:

A permanent easement over a parcel of land being shown as E-5 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point being the southeaster corner of land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Redevelopment Authority, located at 0 Centre Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

Along a curve to the right of 42.40 feet with a radius of 32.00 feet along the northeasterly rounding of Centre Street and Plymouth Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 13°09’02” W, 6.37 feet along the easterly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 76°50’58” E, 7.00 feet along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-8 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 13°09’02” W, 20.00 feet along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-8 on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a non-tangent curve to the left of 8.34 feet with a radius of 71.50 feet and a chord bearing of S 41°22’19” E and a chord distance of 8.33 feet along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-8 on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a non-tangent compound curve to the left of 11.58 feet with a radius of 21.50 feet and a chord bearing of S 60°08’52” E and a chord distance of 11.44 feet along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-8 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 89°04’12” E, 4.92 feet along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-8 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 20°06’56” E, 1.07 feet along the Permanent Easement E-6 on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 175 Square Feet, more or less. Permanent Utility Easement as follows:

A permanent utility easement over a parcel of land being shown as PUE-8 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at the northwest corner of the Permanent Easement E-5 as shown on said Plan, thence:

N 76°50’58” E, 7.00 feet along the Permanent Easement E-5 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 13°09’02” E, 20.00 feet along the Permanent Easement E-5 on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a non-tangent curve to the left of 8.34 feet with a radius of 71.50 feet and a chord bearing of S 41°22’19” E and a chord distance of 8.33 feet along the Permanent Easement E-5 on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a non-tangent compound curve to the left of 11.58 feet with a radius of 21.50 feet and a chord bearing of S 60°08’52” E and a chord distance of 11.44 feet along the Permanent Easement E-5 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 89°04’12” E, 4.92 feet along the Permanent Easement E-5 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 20°13’42” W, 89.57 feet along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-11 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 23°17’52” W, 38.50 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-14 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 20°05’53” W, 107.17 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-14 on said Plan to a point, thence:

Along a non-tangent curve to the right of 164.97 feet with a radius of 2015.79 feet and a chord bearing of S 15°28’43” E and a chord distance of 164.92 feet along the easterly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 13°09’02” E, 32.04 feet along the easterly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 2,016 Square Feet, more or less. Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-14 on a plan entitled

“Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County),

dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at the northwest corner the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-11 as shown on said Plan, thence:

Southwesterly along the land of the City of Brockton Department of Public Works 5 feet more or less Thence:

Southeasterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-8 on said Plan 101 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-8 on said Plan 38 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the Temporary Easement TE-12 on said Plan 140 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 237 Square Feet, more or less. 0 Court Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 151-009

Permanent Easement as follows:

A permanent easement over a parcel of land being shown as E-6 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point being the southwest corner of land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Department of Public Works, located at 0 Court Street as shown on said Plan, thence:

S 89°04’12” E, 27.69 feet along the northerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 0°55’48” E, 1.00 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-12 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 89°04’12” W, 28.08 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-12 and the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-11 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 20°06’56” E, 1.07 feet along the Permanent Easement E-5 on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 28 Square Feet, more or less. Permanent Utility Easement as follows:

A permanent utility easement over a parcel of land being shown as PUE-11 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point being the northwest corner of the Permanent Easement E-6 as shown on said Plan, thence:

N 20°13’42” W, 89.57 feet along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-8 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 23°17’52” E, 67.86 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-12 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 77°35’21” E, 9.78 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-12 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 12°24’39” W, 14.34 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-12 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 88°19’54” E, 24.37 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-12 on said Plan to a point, thence:

S 1°37’20” W, 5.33 feet along the Temporary Easement TE-12 on said Plan to a point, thence:

N 89°04’12” W, 26.55 feet along the Permanent Easement E-6 on said Plan to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 410 Square Feet, more or less. Temporary Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TE-12 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point at the southeast corner the Permanent Easement E-6 as shown on said Plan, thence:

Northeasterly along the Permanent Easement E-6 on said Plan 1 foot more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the Permanent Easement E-6 on said Plan 2 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-11 on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-11 on said Plan 24 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-11 on said Plan 14 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-11 on said Plan 10 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the Permanent Utility Easement PUE-11 on said Plan 68 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the Temporary Easement TE-14 on said Plan 140 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of City of Brockton Department of Public Works on said Plan 203 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of City of Brockton Department of Public Works on said Plan 5 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of City of Brockton Department of Public Works on said Plan 40 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of City of Brockton Department of Public Works on said Plan 7 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along the northerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan 4 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 1,310 Square Feet, more or less.

0 Plymouth Street

Brockton, MA 02301

Parcel ID 149-003

Temporary Construction Easement as follows:

A temporary easement over a parcel of land being shown as TCA-1 on a plan entitled “Easement Plan of Land for Centre Street”, in Brockton, MA (Plymouth County), dated June 12, 2026, prepared by Chappell Engineering, Marlborough, MA, recorded herewith (the “Plan”), said alteration being more particularly bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at a point being the northeast corner land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Parks Department, located at 0 Plymouth St as shown on said Plan, thence: Southeasterly along the westerly sideline Trout Brook on said Plan 8 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Parks Department on said Plan 36 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Parks Department on said Plan 30 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Parks Department on said Plan 74 feet more or less, thence:

Along a curve to the right along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Parks Department on said Plan 205 feet more or less, thence:

Northeasterly along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Parks Department on said Plan 7 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Parks Department on said Plan 10 feet more or less, thence:

Southwesterly along land now or formerly of the City of Brockton Parks Department on said Plan 12 feet more or less, thence:

Along a non-tangent curve to the left along the easterly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan 214 feet more or less, thence:

Northwesterly along land the easterly sideline of Plymouth Street on said Plan 72 feet more or less, thence:

Along a curve to the right along the southeasterly rounding of Plymouth Street and Centre Street on said Plan 49 feet more or less, thence:

Southeasterly along the southerly sideline of Centre Street on said Plan 31 feet more or less to the point of beginning.

Said easement contains an area of 2,175 Square Feet, more or less.

We have considered and estimated the damages sustained by all persons who have not waived damages in their several estates and hereby determine and award the same as follows, to be paid from the bond amounts previously authorized by the City Council for purchase or taking of property for public safety and general municipal purposes.

PROPERTY/OWNER AMOUNT

127 Centre Street

Brockton, MA 02301

(PARCEL ID 150-022)

Book 50096 Page: 177

Owners: 127 Centre Corner, LLC $600 TE-16

147 Centre Street

Brockton, MA 02301

(PARCEL ID 150-200-263)

Book: 31523 Page: 16

Owners: SoCo Condominium Trust	$10,200
E-2, TE-2
157 Centre Street Brockton, MA 02301 (PARCEL ID 150-003) Book: 57306 Page: 178 Owner: 157 Centre Street, LLC	$4,200
E-3, TE-3
180 Centre Street Brockton, MA 02301 (PARCEL ID 151-005)

Book: 16884 Page: 178 Owner: LPK I LLC	$5,800
PUE-7, TE-9
188 Centre Street Brockton, MA 02301 (PARCEL ID 151-005) Book: 6071 Page: 207 Owner: D’Angelo, Inc.	$11,600
TE-10

The City of Brockton dedicates the following easements (referenced herein) to the purposes of this Project, which dedications shall not be recorded with the Registry of Deeds:

7 Commercial Street

Brockton, MA 02301

(PARCEL ID 151-001)

Book: 3314 Page: 746 Owner: City of Brockton PUE-1, TE-1

0 Court Street

Brockton, MA 02301

(PARCEL ID 151-009)

Book: 3389 Page: 593 Owner: City of Brockton E-6, PUE-11, TE-12

0 Centre Street

Brockton, MA 02301

(PARCEL ID 151-010)

Book: 3551 Page: 117 Owner: City of Brockton E-6, PUE-11, TE-12

Brockton Area Transit dedicates the following easements (referenced herein) for the purposes of the Project, which dedications shall not be recorded with the Registry of Deeds:

10 Commercial Street

Brockton, MA 02301

(PARCEL ID 151-004)

Book: 13406 Page: 208 Owner: Brockton Area Transit PUE-2, PUE-5, TE-1

Brockton Housing Authority dedicates the following easements (referenced herein) for the purposes of the Project, which dedications shall not be recorded with the Registry of Deeds:

0 Plymouth Street

Brockton, MA 02301

(PARCEL ID 149-006)

Book: 3465 Page: 721

Owner: Brockton Housing Authority E-1, PUE-9, PUE-10, TE-8, TE-11

RESOLVES:

Resolve: WHEREAS, Many communities, including the City of Brockton are evaluating their current and projected needs for water resources, and,

WHEREAS, The Old Colony Planning Council created a report and analysis on water resiliency and intends to reconvene the committee which worked on this report.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:

Mary Waldron, Executive Director of the Old Colony Planning Council, and staff member Joanne Zygmunt who supervised the water resiliency study, be invited to appear before a committee of the council to discuss water resources, water production issues and other environmental topics which may be of interest to residents and businesses in the city.
RESOLVED, to invite Troy Clarkson, Chief Financial Officer of the City of Brockton, to appear before the City Council sitting as the Finance Committee, to discuss the City’s Capital Policy, Capital Improvement Budget Policy, Six Year Capital Plan, all as set forth in the FY27 Budget Book, including without limitation, the process followed to create the Plan, and such other topics related to capital planning for the City of Brockton.

Councilor’s Recognition

All council business as listed on the agenda have been emailed to the City Council members in their complete form, with exception of oversized material, such as maps, photos, etc.

Recommendations are based on reports from committees.

Category	Position	Min.	2	3	4
EM-3	Communications Director B.E.M.A	$26,676	$27,476	$28,301	$29,150

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