The Hudson City Council held a regular meeting and workshop on March 17, 2026, at Town Hall, starting with an executive session at 6:45 PM to interview a candidate for the Military and Veterans' Commission, followed by the public meeting at 7:30 PM and workshop at 9:09 PM. The meeting concluded at 10:27 PM. All seven council members were present for the regular meeting. Key actions included approval of the Gazebo Legacy Project with design amendments, adoption of an ordinance defining council liaison roles, and authorization of a purchase agreement for Velocity Broadband equipment. The council also heard public comments opposing a proposed zoning district (D11) and a dispute over a driveway easement on Thirty Acres.
These are each different. I guess it's one thing he wants us to each look at. Seven thirty, we're going to go ahead and get started. Hello, and welcome everyone. We did start early tonight with an executive session to interview applicants for boards and commissions. As such, we will now resume our normally scheduled public meeting. Therefore, we will continue with section three of the Pledge of Allegiance. Dr. Bird. Here. Dr. Getz. Here. Mr. Sutton. Dr. Weinstein? Here. Mr. White. Thank you, Mrs. Wheeler. We do have a quorum tonight with all seven members of Council present. We will close section four and move on to section five approval of the minutes. Item A is number two six dashes zero zero one eight. This will include the March third, two thousand and twenty-six council meeting minutes, and the March tenth, two thousand and twenty-six council workshop minutes. Do we have a motion from council to the uh to accept the minutes as provided? I move to accept the minutes as provided. Thank you, Councillor Brozovic. Do we have a second? Second. Thank you, Council President Byrd. Is there any discussion on the minutes as provided? Seeing none, Mrs. Wheeler, will you please roll call a vote? Mr. Brezivek. Yes. Ms. Duremo. Yes. Dr. Getz? Yes. Mr. Sutton. Yes. Dr. Weinstein? Yes.