That request yielded a chain of emails between Oct. 31 and Nov. 21 that indicated all five members of the board responded (either by email or in person) to Blanchard's Oct. 31 request for feedback on his intention to offer Ziemba a three-year contract to serve as chief.
The review stems from a complaint filed by City Councilors Jennifer Barbeau and Marie T. Harpin and residents Diane Gallese-Parsons, Alice Cande and Thomas Cary.
The complaint dealt with the board's voice vote on a proposed open-air marijuana grow facility on Ashland Street on March 14 and follows an appeal filed against the board in Superior Court by Mayor Jennifer Macksey.