The most significant topic discussed was the decision regarding the zoning change request for 341 South Broadway, brought forth by Attorney Peter Caruso for A&M Auto. The proposal had already been litigated, resulting in a court decision against the requested amendment. Furthermore, the Lawrence Planning Board had previously voted 5-2 to deny the petition. The council members, considering these developments, opted to withdraw the item from their agenda, agreeing that there was no necessity for further discussion or a vote. Attorney John Mahoney, present at the meeting, was informed that the next city council meeting would take place on November 7th, shortly after Election Day.

The council also addressed two handicap parking requests, one on Irene Street and another on Kaye Court. Both requests were approved to be sent to the police department for further review. The discussions included clarifying the translation and location details.

Additionally, traffic and safety concerns on East Haverhill Street were raised, with a request to the city engineer for an update on a traffic study. This request stemmed from ongoing concerns about speeding and traffic control in the area. Another item concerning the implementation of a one-way street in front of the Bon School was also discussed, with council members seeking updates on the progress from the city engineer.