City Engineer at City of Newport
Employing Organization
Team
Decision makers at City of Newport
Account Clerk
Account Clerk
Acting City Manager
Acting Purchasing Agent
Administrative Assistant - Mayor/City Manager
Key decision makers in the same organization
Organization Signals
Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from William G. Boardman’s organization
The committee conducted a technical review of a principal structure demolition application for the property at 15 Parker Avenue. The committee recommended approval of the demolition permit to the Building Official, subject to the condition that any proposed plans for new construction on the site are reviewed and approved by the Zoning Officer.
Find verified emails, direct dials, role context, job-change updates, and organization signals across every public-sector account you sell to.
Verified emails & phones
Accuracy-guaranteed data
Job-change & title updates
Never lose a contact
The document serves as a repository of historical meeting information for the Newport Planning Board. It provides a comprehensive list of past meeting dates, a record of cancelled meetings, and a log of recently filed meeting minutes for public reference.
This document presents a progress update and discussion points for the Newport 2037 Comprehensive Plan, focusing on a revised vision statement and strategic approaches. The plan aims to create an exceptional quality of life for residents, balancing this with its role as a vibrant tourist destination, while protecting natural resources and historic charm. Key strategic areas include enhancing coastal resilience, sustainability, and connectivity. The plan addresses critical issues such as housing affordability, economic diversification beyond tourism, improving city infrastructure, and managing traffic congestion, with the ultimate goal of fostering a community where people of all ages and backgrounds can live, learn, work, and thrive.
The commission reviewed multiple applications regarding modifications to properties within the historic district. Approvals were granted for a storefront renovation and new vestibule at 365 Thames St, siding replacement at 111 Ocean Ave, construction of a garage and pool house at 14 Leroy Ave, and front porch ceiling replacement at 96 Second St. Furthermore, the commission approved a garage conversion at 6 Tompkins Ct, a porch reconstruction at 1 Cottage St, an accessory unit addition at 421 Gibbs Ave, and a deck expansion at 6 Mary Jane Ln. An application for an accessory dwelling unit conversion at 77 Kay St was continued to a future hearing.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
Organization signals
Board meetings and buying signals
Salesforce & HubSpot sync
Native two-way integration
