Annapolis public meetings in 2021
121 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Annapolis City Council will hold a work session to discuss council budget priorities (ID-252-21). Presenters for the discussion include City Manager Jarrell, Director Dickinson, and Budget Analyst Connolly.
- Council Budget Priorities (ID-252-21)
City Council
The City Council will review several proposed ordinances and resolutions during this meeting. These include new regulations for stormwater discharges, changes to rental unit licenses, and updates to building code fees. The council will also consider adding an electric mobility plan to the capital budget.
- Addition of 100% Electric Annapolis Mobility Plan to FY 2022 Capital Budget
- New regulations for stormwater discharges and connections
- Clarifications regarding rental unit license eligibility
- Technical corrections to the FY 2022 Building Code fees schedule
- Approval of the Fiscal Year 2023 budget development timeline
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several proposed ordinances regarding waterfront zoning, tree removal permits, and development procedures. The agenda also includes supplemental grant appropriations for police and planning departments. Additionally, the council will consider various appointments to local boards and commissions.
- Proposed Waterfront Maritime Zoning District changes (O-25-21)
- New permit requirements for tree removal on private property (O-33-21)
- Supplemental grant of $161,074.00 for the Police Department
- Lease agreements for businesses at Market Space, including Iron Rooster and McGarvey’s
- Appointment of Elisha Harig-Blaine to the Affordable Housing Commission
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules and City Government Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding city land use and environmental regulations. The agenda includes proposed changes to Waterfront Maritime Zoning Districts and new procedures for use and occupancy permits. Additionally, the committee will discuss reforestation requirements to maintain the city's tree canopy.
- O-25-21: Changes to Waterfront Maritime Zoning Districts uses and parking requirements
- O-32-21: New procedures, timelines, and maintenance bonds for use and occupancy permits
- O-34-21: Reforestation requirements to maintain the city's tree canopy percentage
Finance Committee
The committee will review legislation regarding the use of electronic or digital signatures for official City documents. Members will also consider designating the December 27, 2021, Military Bowl Parade and Football Game as a Major Special Event. Additionally, the committee will address appointments to the Financial Advisory Commission.
- Legislation authorizing electronic or digital signatures for certain City documents (O-35-21)
- Designating the Military Bowl Parade and Football Game as a Major Special Event and waiving certain fees (R-29-21)
- Appointment of Patrick Bannon to the Financial Advisory Commission (AP-45-21)
- Re-appointment of Frank A. Brown to the Financial Advisory Commission (AP-46-21)
Environmental Matters Committee
The committee will discuss the Parkside Preserve project with an update from the Deputy City Manager. Members will also consider first readings of legislation regarding tree removal permits and associated fines on private property.
- Ordinance O-33-21: Requiring permits for certain tree removals on private property
- Resolution R-23-21: Establishing fines for tree removal
- Discussion of Parkside Preserve (ID-223-21)
- Approval of September 15, 2021 meeting minutes
Housing and Human Welfare Committee
The committee will conduct a first reading of ordinance O-19-21 regarding development application procedures. The agenda also includes an appointment to the Affordable Housing and Community Equity Development Commission.
- Appointment of Elisha Harig-Blaine to the Affordable Housing and Community Equity Development Commission
- First reading of Ordinance O-19-21 regarding development application procedures
- Presentation by the Affordable Housing Community Equity Development Commission
Transportation Committee
The committee will review legislation regarding permit requirements and fines for tree removal on private property. Members will also hear a presentation on a transportation portal. Additionally, the agenda includes an appointment to the Transportation Board.
- Ordinance O-33-21: Permit requirements for certain tree removals on private property
- Resolution R-23-21: Establishing fines for certain tree removals
- Appointment of Tara Ashmore to the Transportation Board (AP-43-21)
- Transportation Portal Presentation by Dr. Sally Nash (ID-205-21)
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules & City Government Committee will review several pieces of legislation during this meeting. This includes first readings for ordinances regarding waterfront maritime zoning, use and occupancy permit procedures, and reforestation requirements. The committee will also consider an appointment to the Civil Service Board.
- First reading of ordinance O-25-21 regarding Waterfront Maritime Zoning Districts
- First reading of ordinance O-32-21 regarding use and occupancy permit procedures
- First reading of ordinance O-34-21 regarding reforestation requirements
- Appointment of Leona Tartasky to the Civil Service Board (AP-44-21)
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances, including new procedures for police engagement and the establishment of accessory dwelling units. The agenda also includes a public hearing on use and occupancy permit processes and the approval of Market Space lease agreements.
- Police enhancement and community engagement procedures (O-12-21)
- Accessory dwelling unit regulations (O-9-21)
- Use and occupancy permit procedures (O-32-21)
- Universal Lodge No. 14 permit fee waiver (R-28-21)
- Market Space lease agreements (O-30-21)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing Ordinance O-35-21, which addresses the use of digital or electronic signatures for official City documents. The meeting also includes approving minutes from the September 15 meeting and receiving an update from the Finance Director.
- Ordinance O-35-21 regarding electronic or digital signatures
- Delegation of signature authority to the City Manager
- Approval of September 15, 2021 meeting minutes
- Update from the Finance Director
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules & City Government Committee is reviewing several proposed ordinances for their first reading. Items include updates to police data collection, waterfront zoning uses, and reforestation requirements. The committee will also consider designating Juneteenth as a city holiday.
- O-12-21: Police enhancement and community engagement procedures
- O-25-21: Waterfront Maritime Zoning District use modifications
- O-29-21: Designating Juneteenth as a City paid holiday
- O-34-21: Reforestation requirements to maintain tree canopy
- O-32-21: Use and occupancy permit procedures
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will consider Ordinance O-12-21, which establishes procedures for law enforcement data reporting and use of force guidelines. The committee will also approve minutes from a July 12, 2021, special meeting. A year-to-date overdose summary report is included in the meeting materials.
- Ordinance O-12-21 regarding police enhancement and community engagement
- Approval of July 12, 2001, special meeting minutes
- Year to date overdose summary report
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules and City Government Committee will conduct a first reading of Ordinance O-9-21. This ordinance proposes establishing accessory dwelling units as an allowed use in certain single-family zoning districts. The committee will also review several amendments to the ordinance and approve minutes from the September 7, 2021 meeting.
- First reading of Ordinance O-9-21 regarding accessory dwelling units
- Establishment of use and bulk requirements for accessory dwelling units
- Review of amendments 1 through 10 for Ordinance O-9-21
- Approval of minutes from the September 7, 2021 meeting
Economic Matters Committee
The Economic Matters Committee will consider an ordinance regarding police procedures and community engagement. The committee will also review lease agreements for properties at Market Space and several commission appointments.
- Ordinance O-12-21 regarding police enhancement, use of force guidelines, and community engagement
- Lease agreements for City-owned property at Market Space involving multiple businesses
- Appointment of Todd Powell to the Heritage Commission
- Appointment of Reid C. Bowman to the Heritage Commission
- Appointment of Kevin G. Smith to the Historic Preservation Commission
City Council
The City Council is meeting to vote on several ordinances, including the issuance of up to $36,358,768 in general obligation bonds and regulations for accessory dwelling units. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding maritime industry strategies and waterfront zoning updates.
- Issuance of general obligation bonds not to exceed $36,358,768
- Establishing accessory dwelling units as a permitted use in certain zoning districts
- Lease agreement with Cellco Partnership (Verizon Wireless) for City-owned property
- Adopting the Maritime Task Force 'Strategy: Strengthening the Maritime Industry'
- New reforestation requirements to maintain the city's tree canopy
City Council
The City Council is holding a special work session to discuss pending legislation regarding police enhancement and community engagement. The discussion covers proposed changes to use of force guidelines, training requirements, and law enforcement data collection procedures.
- Discussion of ordinance O-12-21 regarding police enhancement
- Proposed guidelines for use of force and consent searches
- New record-keeping requirements for firearm and ammunition sales
- Restrictions on the use of City-owned armored vehicles
- Expansion of Human Relations Commission duties
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session featuring two presentations. The agenda includes a review of State Police Reform Legislation ID-198-21 and an update on the Hillman Garage and City Dock Project.
- State Police Reform Legislation ID-198-21 presentation
- Hillman Garage and City Dock Project Update ID-199-21 presentation
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review Ordinance O-31-21 regarding the issuance of general obligation bonds and bond anticipation notes. This legislation is intended to finance and refinance certain City capital projects. The meeting also includes an update from the Finance Director.
- Ordinance O-31-21: Issuance of General Obligation Bonds up to $36,358,768
- Approval of minutes for the regular meeting (FC09.01.21)
- Update from the Finance Director
Environmental Matters Committee
The committee will consider first readings of legislation regarding permits and fines for removing certain trees on private property. Presentations will also cover updates on the Parkside Preserve Project, Harbor Line Overhaul, and planning and zoning.
- Ordinance O-33-21: Permit requirements for tree removal on private property
- Resolution R-23-21: Establishing fines for certain tree removals
- Update on Parkside Preserve Project environmental impacts and compliance
- Update on Harbor Line Overhaul Effort
- Planning and Zoning developmental update
City Council
The Annapolis City Council will hold public hearings on bond issuances up to $36,358,768 and several lease agreements at Market Space. The agenda also includes discussions on designating Juneteenth as a city holiday and new regulations for tree removal on private property.
- Authorization of general obligation bonds up to $36,358,768
- Public hearing on Juneteenth as a City paid holiday
- Lease agreements for businesses at Market Space
- Ordinance requiring permits for tree removal on private property
- $100,000 grant from the Maryland Department of Health
Transportation Committee
The Transportation Committee will review minutes from the July 8, 2021 meeting. The agenda also includes a presentation by Planning and Zoning Director Dr. Sally Nash and an update from Transportation Board Chair Kurt Riegel.
- Approval of July 8, 2021, meeting minutes
- Presentation ID-205-21 by Planning and Zoning Director Dr. Sally Nash
- Update from Transportation Board Chair Kurt Riegel
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules & City Government Committee will review legislation regarding accessory dwelling units and public ethics requirements. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Office of the Mayor regarding positions and programs.
- Ordinance O-9-21: Establishing accessory dwelling units in certain single-family zoning districts
- Ordinance O-21-21: Repealing the requirement to file a Statement of Compliance for certain individuals
- Office of the Mayor’s Update on positions and programs
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will consider approving minutes from the July 21, 2021 meeting and reviewing a supplemental appropriation for a state grant. The committee will also receive an update from Finance Director Jodee Dickinson.
- Approval of minutes from the July 21, 2021 regular meeting
- Supplemental Appropriation SA-3-22 for a $100,000 Maryland Department of Health grant
- Update from Finance Director Jodee Dickinson
Housing and Human Welfare Committee
The Housing and Human Welfare Committee will hold a special meeting to review Ordinance O-9-21. This ordinance proposes establishing accessory dwelling units as an allowable use in specific single-family zoning districts. The committee will also approve minutes from April and June 2021 meetings.
- First reading of Ordinance O-9-21 regarding Accessory Dwelling Units
- Establishment of use and bulk requirements for accessory dwelling units
- Approval of minutes from the April 19, 2021 meeting
- Approval of minutes from the June 21, 2021 meeting
City Council
The Annapolis City Council is proposing a closed session to discuss contracts related to the Noah Hillman Parking Garage and City Dock. This discussion is identified as ID-173-21.
- Proposed closed session regarding Noah Hillman Parking Garage & City Dock Contracts (ID-173-21)
Economic Matters Committee
The Economic Matters Committee is reviewing legislation regarding accessory dwelling units and the repeal of urban renewal provisions. The meeting also includes appointments to local boards and updates from economic development officials.
- First reading of Ordinance O-9-21 for Accessory Dwelling Units
- First reading of Ordinance O-13-21 to repeal urban renewal provisions
- Appointment of Amy Burdick to the Recreation Advisory Board
- Appointment of Leslie Xavier to the Historic Preservation Commission
- Updates from Economic Development and Downtown Partnership officials
City Council
The City Council will discuss contracts for the Noah Hillman Parking Garage and City Dock in a closed session. The agenda includes first readings for ordinances regarding tree removal, Verizon leases, and bond issuances up to $36,358,768. The council will also consider second readings for water/sewer charge modifications and short-term rental licenses.
- Issuance of general obligation bonds up to $36,358,768
- Extension of outdoor seating and shopping for restaurants and retail
- Lease agreements for properties at Market Space
- New permits required for tree removal on private property
- Modifications to water and sewer service charges
Finance Committee
The committee will consider supplemental appropriations including a $535,000 federal CARES Act grant for county operating expenses. Members will also review a donation to Recreation and Parks and a fund transfer for security guard services. An update from the Finance Director is scheduled for discussion.
- $535,000 CARES Act grant for County Operating Grant Revenue/Expenses
- $1,163 donation to Recreation and Parks for contractual services
- $13,500 transfer from Contingency Fund to R&P Pool for security guard services
- Approval of July 7, 2021 meeting minutes
Environmental Matters Committee
The committee will review legislation to establish a new Resilience Authority for the City and County. The agenda also includes discussions regarding modifications to water and sewer service charges. Additionally, members will consider changes to the harbor line configuration at 222 Severn Avenue.
- Establishment of the Resilience Authority (O-14-21)
- Modifications to water and sewer service charges (O-17-21)
- Annapolis harbor line amendment at 222 Severn Avenue (O-23-21)
- Planning and Zoning developmental update
Housing and Human Welfare Committee
The committee will conduct a first reading for Ordinance 9-21 to establish rules and requirements for accessory dwelling units in certain single-family zoning districts. The agenda also includes an update on the Affordable Housing Community Equity Development Commission.
- First reading of Ordinance 9-21 regarding Accessory Dwelling Units
- Update on the Affordable Housing Community Equity Development Commission (ID-174-21)
- Approval of minutes from April 19, 2021 and June 21, 2021 meetings
City Council
The Annapolis City Council will hold a work session meeting on July 15, 2021. The agenda features presentations regarding updates to election procedures and the Charter Revision Commission.
- Update on election procedures (ID-162-21)
- Charter Revision Commission presentation (ID-163-21)
City Council
The council will hold public hearings regarding accessory dwelling units and medical cannabis dispensaries. Additionally, the council will consider utility service agreements for Lidl US Operations, LLC on Bay Ridge Road.
- Accessory Dwelling Units public hearing (O-9-21)
- Sewer service agreement for Lidl US Operations, LLC (O-24-21)
- Medical cannabis dispensary regulations (O-4-21)
- Emergency ordinance for outdoor restaurant and retail use (O-26-21)
- Water service agreement for Lidl US Operations, LLC (R-20-21)
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review legislation CA-1-21 regarding the establishment of the Office of Community Services. This proposal includes updates to the powers and duties of the City Manager. The committee will also approve minutes from the June 30, 2021, special meeting.
- Legislation CA-1-21 to establish the Office of Community Services
- Updates to the powers and duties of the City Manager
- Approval of minutes from the June 30, 2021, special meeting
- Year to date overdose summary report
Transportation Committee
The committee will review a transit report briefing from the Department of Transportation. The agenda also includes considering an appointment to the Transportation Board.
- Appointment of Tom Shock to the Transportation Board (AP-37-21)
- Transit Report Briefing (ID-168-21)
- Update from Transportation Board Chair Kurt Reigel
- Approval of March 11, 2021 meeting minutes
Finance Committee
The committee will review compliance with state law enforcement reforms and consider establishing an Office of Community Services. The meeting also includes discussions regarding water and sewer service extensions for Lidl US Operations, LLC on Bay Ridge Road.
- Establishment of the Office of Community Services (CA-1-21)
- Sewer service agreement for Lidl US Operations, LLC (O-24-21)
- Water service agreement for Lidl US Operations, LLC (R-20-21)
- Review of state law enforcement reform compliance (ID-146-21)
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules and City Government Committee will review legislation regarding the creation of an Office of Community Services. The meeting also includes discussions on medical cannabis dispensaries and short-term rental regulations in conservation districts.
- Establishment of the Office of Community Services (CA-1-21)
- Allowing medical cannabis dispensaries in certain zoning districts (O-4-21)
- New license requirements for short-term rentals in conservation districts (O-7-21)
- Correcting residential zoning regulations for R4 and R4-R districts (O-1-21)
- Appointment of Haley Varner to the Planning Commission (AP-9-21)
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review an ordinance regarding medical cannabis dispensaries in specific zoning districts. The committee will also hear a presentation on compliance with state law enforcement reforms. Additionally, the committee will consider reappointments to retirement boards.
- First reading of Ordinance O-4-21 for medical cannabis dispensaries
- Presentation on State Compliance with Law Enforcement Reforms (ID-146-21)
- Reappointment of Adam G. Cohen to the Public Safety Disability Retirement Board
- Reappointment of Joseph Semo to the Police and Fire Retirement Commission
City Council
The Annapolis City Council scheduled a special meeting for June 29, 2021. The agenda includes a proposal to enter a closed session to consult with counsel regarding a legal matter.
- Proposed closed session (ID-161-21) to obtain legal advice from the City Attorney's Office
City Council
The Annapolis City Council is reviewing numerous appointments to various municipal boards and commissions. The agenda includes public hearings on zoning standards for the PM District and harbor line amendments. The council will also consider first and second readings of ordinances regarding utility services, election reporting, and housing.
- Sewer and water service agreements for Lidl US Operations, LLC on Bay Ridge Road
- Public hearing on standards for dwellings above nonresidential uses in the PM District
- A $250,000 supplemental appropriation for Self-Insurance contractual services
- Resolution expressing support for Medicare for All
- Second reading of ordinance regarding Moderately Priced Dwelling Units and the Affordable Housing Trust Fund
City Council
The City Council will discuss ordinance O-14-21 to establish the Resilience Authority of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County. This item covers incorporation, member roles, and the authority's power to issue bonds. The Financial Advisory Commission is scheduled to present.
- Ordinance O-14-21: Establishing the Resilience Authority of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County
- First reading of ordinance O-14-21 regarding articles of incorporation
Economic Matters Committee
The Economic Matters Committee will consider ordinances regarding moderately priced dwelling units and the repeal of certain urban renewal project provisions. The meeting also includes several appointments and reappointments to city boards, including the Recreation Advisory Board and Historic Preservation Commission.
- Ordinance O-50-20: Updates to occupancy periods for Moderately Priced Dwelling Units
- Ordinance O-13-21: Repeal of provisions relating to urban renewal projects
- Appointments and reappointments to the Recreation Advisory Board, ABC Board, and Historic Preservation Commission
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to review the Zero Emission Vehicle Strategy. Deputy Director Duah will present a plan toward a zero emission bus fleet for Annapolis Transit.
- Presentation: Toward a Zero Emission Bus Fleet for Annapolis Transit (ID-149-21)
Housing and Human Welfare Committee
The committee will review ordinances regarding moderately priced dwelling units, medical cannabis dispensaries, and chicken maintenance procedures. The agenda also includes the establishment of an Office of Community Services and several board appointments.
- O-50-20: Updating occupancy periods for Moderately Priced Dwelling Units
- O-4-21: Allowing medical cannabis dispensaries in certain zoning districts
- O-16-21: Modifying procedures for maintaining chickens
- CA-1-21: Establishing the Office of Community Services
- Appointments to the Housing Authority and Human Relations Commission
City Council
The Annapolis City Council will hold a work session featuring several presentations. These include a report from the Affordable Housing Task Force and an update on the Comprehensive Plan.
- Affordable Housing Task Force Report (ID-136-21)
- Comprehensive Plan Update (ID-77-21)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will discuss state legislation compliance (ID-148-21). The meeting also includes reviews of supplemental appropriations, fund transfers, and an update from the Finance Director.
- Discussion regarding State Legislation Compliance (ID-148-21)
- Review of supplemental appropriations
- Review of fund transfers
- Update from Finance Director Jodee Dickinson
Environmental Matters Committee
The committee will consider several reappointments to the Environmental Commission and Port Wardens. The meeting also includes developmental and sustainability updates from city officials.
- Reappointment of Bevin Buchheister to the Environmental Commission
- Reappointment of Bill O’Leary to the Environmental Commission
- Reappointment of Paul Murphy to the Environmental Commission
- Reappointment of Scott Anderson to Port Wardens
- Developmental update from Planning and Zoning Director Dr. Sally Nash
City Council
This special work session features a presentation on the Maritime Task Force. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda for this meeting.
- Maritime Task Force presentation (ID-140-21) by Ms. Eileen Fogarty
City Council
The Council will hold public hearings on establishing the Office of Community Services and updating residential zoning regulations. Members will also review first readings for legislation regarding non-partisan municipal elections and short-term rental licenses in conservation districts.
- Public hearing to establish the Office of Community Services
- Updates to R4 and R4-R residential zoning bulk regulations
- New requirements for short-term rental licenses in conservation districts
- Legislation regarding non-partisan municipal elections
- Modifications to water and sewer service charges
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will discuss compliance with state law enforcement reforms. The committee will also hold a first reading for Ordinance O-4-21 regarding medical cannabis dispensaries in specific zoning districts.
- First reading of Ordinance O-4-21 regarding medical cannabis dispensaries
- Presentation on state compliance with law enforcement reforms (ID-146-21)
- Approval of minutes from the April 5, 2021 meeting
Rules and City Government Committee
The committee will review ordinances regarding moderately priced dwelling units and the repeal of urban renewal project provisions. The agenda also includes several appointments to city commissions.
- Ordinance O-50-20: Updates occupancy periods for Moderately Priced Dwelling Units
- Ordinance O-13-21: Repeal of code provisions relating to urban renewal projects
- Ordinance O-15-21: Requirements for Independent Expenditure Reports
- Appointments to the Planning Commission and Board of Appeals
- Re-appointments to the Arts in Public Places Commission
City Council
The City Council will hold second readings on the FY 2022 annual budget, position classifications, and fee and fine schedules. The agenda also includes supplemental appropriations for fleet replacement and transportation grants.
- Adoption of Annual Budget and Property Tax Levy (O-10-21)
- Approval of FY 2022 position classifications and pay plan (R-12-21)
- Maryland Transportation Authority grant for $760,772.00 (SA-37-21)
- Fleet replacement funding totaling $129,000.00 (SA-35-21)
- FY 2022 fees and fines schedules (R-13-21, R-14-21)
Finance Committee
The committee is reviewing supplemental appropriations for fleet operations and fleet replacement. It will also consider a fund transfer within the transportation operations budget. An update from the Finance Director is scheduled.
- SA-35-21 Fleet Replacement appropriation of $129,000.00
- SA-34-21 Fleet Operations appropriation of $12,740.00
- FT-10-21 transfer of $35,000.00 within Transportation/Operations
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss budget amendments identified as ID-115-21. These amendments were created by the Finance Department based on recommendations from council members. Presenters include City Manager Jarrell and Finance Director Dickinson.
- Discussion of budget amendments ID-115-21
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the FY 2022 annual budget and a proposed real property tax rate increase. The proposal includes maintaining the current tax rate of $0.7380 per $100 of assessment despite rising property values. Other items include discussions on urban renewal repeals and new ordinances for community services.
- Proposed real property tax rate increase to $0.7380 per $100 of assessment
- Adoption of the FY 2022 Annual Operating Budget and Capital Budget
- Repeal of provisions relating to urban renewal projects
- Ordinance to modify water and sewer service charges
- Establishment of the Office of Community Services
Environmental Matters Committee
The committee will consider the first reading of Ordinance O-14-21 to establish the Resilience Authority of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County. Presentations are also scheduled regarding development updates and the city's comprehensive plan. Additionally, the committee will approve minutes from the April 28, 2021 special meeting.
- Ordinance O-14-21 to establish the Resilience Authority of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County
- ID-129-21 Developmental Update presentation
- ID-77-21 Comprehensive Plan Update presentation
- Approval of April 28, 2021 Special Meeting minutes
Housing and Human Welfare Committee
The committee will consider two ordinances on first reading regarding police procedures and dwelling unit regulations. Members will also review an appointment to the Affordable Housing and Community Equity Development Commission.
- Ordinance O-50-20: Updates to Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit occupancy periods and regulatory authority
- Ordinance O-12-21: New procedures for police data collection, use of force guidelines, and community engagement
- Appointment of Patrick N. Sheridan to the Affordable Housing and Community Equity Development Commission
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss Ordinance O-12-21. This ordinance proposes new procedures for law enforcement data reporting, use of force guidelines, and police training requirements. It also includes provisions regarding crowd control and the use of City-owned armored vehicles.
- Ordinance O-12-21: Police enhancement and community engagement
- New procedures for law enforcement data collection and reporting
- Development of use of force guidelines
- Establishment of police officer training requirements
- Restrictions on the use of City-owned armored vehicles
Economic Matters Committee
The committee will consider several appointments to the Recreation Advisory Board, Planning Commission, and Historic Preservation Commission. The meeting includes a presentation on the Comprehensive Plan update. Additionally, officials will provide updates regarding economic development and small business enterprises.
- Appointments to the Recreation Advisory Board
- Appointments to the Planning Commission
- Appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission
- Comprehensive Plan Update presentation
- Economic development and small business enterprise updates
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a proposal to maintain the current real property tax rate despite increasing assessments. Other agenda items include ordinances for police enhancement and medical cannabis dispensaries.
- Proposed real property tax rate increase (ID-110-21)
- Police enhancement and community engagement ordinance (O-12-21)
- Rezoning of 21 Maryland Avenue to C1 'Conservation Residence' (O-47-20)
- Medical cannabis dispensary zoning ordinance (O-4-21)
- Compensation adjustments for Aldermen and City Manager (O-11-21)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing the proposed City of Annapolis budget for fiscal year 2022. This includes the annual operating budget, capital budget, and property tax rates. The committee will also consider updates to city fees, fines, and employee pay plans.
- FY 2022 Annual Budget and Property Tax Levy (O-10-21)
- FY 2022 Position Classifications and Pay Plan (R-12-21)
- FY 2022 Fees Schedule (R-13-21)
- FY 2022 Fines Schedule (R-14-21)
Finance Committee
The committee is reviewing the City of Annapolis annual operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2022. The agenda also includes proposed updates to city fees, fines, and employee pay plans.
- O-10-21: Annual Budget, Appropriation, and Property Tax Levy for FY 2022
- R-12-21: Fiscal Year 2022 position classifications and pay plan
- R-13-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fees Schedule for City services
- R-14-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fines Schedule
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing the annual operating and capital budgets for Fiscal Year 2022. The committee will also consider updates to city position classifications, pay plans, and schedules for fees and fines.
- O-10-21: Annual Budget, Appropriation, and Property Tax Levy
- R-12-21: FY 2022 position classifications and pay plan
- R-13-21: FY 2022 fees schedule for City services
- R-14-21: FY 2022 fines schedule
Rules and City Government Committee
The committee will review a proposal to rezone 21 Maryland Avenue to the C1 “Conservation Residence” district. Members will also consider adjusting compensation and allowances for Aldermen, Alderwomen, and the City Manager.
- Rezoning of 21 Maryland Avenue to C1 “Conservation Residence”
- Compensation adjustments for Aldermen, Alderwomen, and City Manager
- Approval of April 6, 2021 meeting minutes
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing the proposed Fiscal Year 2022 annual budget and property tax levy. The meeting includes a presentation on the Recreation & Parks budget. The committee will also consider updates to the city's fees and fines schedules.
- O-10-21: Annual Budget, Appropriation, and Property Tax Levy (First Reader)
- R-12-21: FY2022 Position Classifications and Pay Plan
- R-13-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fees Schedule
- R-14-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fines Schedule
- Recreation & Parks budget presentation
Finance Committee
The committee is reviewing the annual operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2022. The agenda includes first readings of the city's property tax rate, fees schedule, and fines schedule. Members will also discuss employee position classifications and pay plans.
- First reading of the Annual Budget and Property Tax Levy (O-10-21)
- FY 2022 position classifications and pay plan (R-12-21)
- FY 2022 fees schedule (R-13-21)
- FY 2022 fines schedule (R-14-21)
- Supplemental appropriation of $13,017.00 for Primrose School Franchising Company (SA-32-21)
Finance Committee
The Annapolis Finance Committee is scheduled to review presentations from several city departments. These include updates from Public Works, the Annapolis Fire Department, and the Department of Transportation.
- Public Works presentation (ID-86-21)
- Annapolis Fire Department presentation (ID-98-21)
- Annapolis Department of Transportation presentation (ID-88-21)
- Approval of minutes from the April 29, 2021, special meeting
Finance Committee
The committee will review the proposed Fiscal Year 2022 annual budget, which includes the operating budget and capital improvement program through 2027. The agenda also includes presentations on community grants and reviews of updated fees and fines schedules.
- O-10-21: Annual Budget, Appropriation, and Property Tax Levy for FY 2022
- R-13-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fees Schedule
- R-14-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fines Schedule
- ID-104-21: Community Grants presentation
Environmental Matters Committee
The Environmental Matters Committee will review minutes from the April 21, 2021 meeting. The agenda also includes a presentation regarding the ID-77-21 Comprehensive Plan Update.
- Comprehensive Plan Update presentation (ID-77-21)
- Approval of minutes for the April 21, 2021 regular meeting
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing the proposed FY2022 annual budget, which includes the operating budget and capital improvement program through 2027. The committee will also hear presentations on debt affordability, enterprise fund rate increases, and community grants. Additionally, the meeting includes first readings for updated city fees and fines schedules.
- O-10-21: FY2022 Annual Budget, Capital Budget, and Property Tax Levy
- R-13-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fees Schedule
- R-14-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fines Schedule
- Presentation on debt affordability (ID-101-21)
- Presentation on enterprise fund rate increases (ID-103-21)
Finance Committee
The committee will review the proposed annual operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2022 through 2027. The meeting also includes discussions regarding updated city fees and fines schedules.
- Annual Budget, Appropriation, and Property Tax Levy (O-10-21)
- Fiscal Year 2022 Fees Schedule (R-13-21)
- Fiscal Year 2022 Fines Schedule (R-14-21)
- Capital Improvement Program through fiscal year 2027 (O-10-21)
City Council
The Annapolis City Council is conducting a special meeting to discuss the Fiscal Year 2022 annual budget and property tax levy. The agenda includes public hearings for zoning amendments at 21 Maryland Avenue and new police engagement procedures. The council will also review supplemental appropriations from Federal Cares Act funds.
- Public hearing for the Fiscal Year 2022 annual budget and property tax levy
- Rezoning of 21 Maryland Avenue to 'Conservation Residence' district
- $550,000 supplemental appropriation from Federal Cares Act funds
- Ordinance regarding police enhancement and community engagement
- Extension of the moratorium on certain short-term rental licenses
Finance Committee
The committee will review budget presentations from the Annapolis Fire Department and Finance Department. Members will also consider the first reading of the FY 2022 annual budget, property tax levy, and updated fees and fines schedules.
- First reading of the FY 2022 Annual Budget and Property Tax Levy
- FY 2022 Fees Schedule (R-13-21)
- FY 2022 Fines Schedule (R-14-21)
- Annapolis Fire Department budget presentation (ID-98-21)
- Finance Department budget presentation (ID-99-21)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing the proposed City of Annapolis budget for fiscal year 2022. This includes the operating budget, capital budget, and the property tax rate. The committee will also consider updated schedules for city fees and fines.
- O-10-21: Annual Budget, Appropriation, and Property Tax Levy for FY 2022
- R-13-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fees Schedule
- R-14-21: Fiscal Year 2022 Fines Schedule
- Department reviews for Recreation & Parks and the Office of Law
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing the Fiscal Year 2022 annual operating and capital budgets. The meeting includes budget presentations for Planning & Zoning and the Annapolis Police Department. The committee will also consider legislation regarding property tax rates, city fees, and fines.
- FY22 Annual Budget and Property Tax Levy (O-10-21)
- FY22 Fees Schedule (R-13-21)
- FY22 Fines Schedule (R-14-21)
- Planning & Zoning budget presentation (ID-89-21)
- Annapolis Police Department budget presentation (ID-90-21)
Environmental Matters Committee
The committee will review an ordinance regarding use procedures and permits for the Tucker Street launching facility. Presentations include updates on the Comprehensive Plan and developmental progress. The meeting also includes a resiliency and sustainability update.
- Ordinance O-5-21 regarding Tucker Street launching facility procedures and permits
- Presentation: Comprehensive Plan Update (ID-77-21)
- Presentation: March 2021 Developmental Update (ID-85-21)
- Resiliency and sustainability update from the Deputy City Manager
Finance Committee
The committee will conduct first readings for the FY 2022 annual budget, property tax levy, and updated fees and fines schedules. Additionally, officials will present budget reviews for Public Works, Emergency Management, and the Department of Transportation.
- FY 2022 Annual Budget and Property Tax Levy (O-10-21)
- FY 2022 Fees Schedule (R-13-21)
- FY 2022 Fines Schedule (R-14-21)
- Budget reviews for Public Works, Emergency Management, and Transportation
Finance Committee
The committee will conduct first readings for the FY 2022 annual budget and updated fee and fine schedules. Members will also review departmental budget presentations for the upcoming fiscal year. A supplemental appropriation for $550,000 in federal grant funds is also scheduled for consideration.
- First reading of Ordinance O-10-21 (Annual Budget and Property Tax Levy)
- First reading of Resolution R-13-21 (FY 2022 Fees Schedule)
- First reading of Resolution R-14-21 (FY 2022 Fines Schedule)
- Supplemental Appropriation SA-31-21 for $550,000 in Federal Cares Act funds
- FY 2022 budget presentations for City Manager, M.I.T., HR, and Mayor's Office
Housing and Human Welfare Committee
The committee will receive a presentation regarding opioid prevention related programs and services. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the March 15, 2021 meeting.
- Opioid Prevention Related Programs and Services Update (ID-21-21)
- Approval of March 15, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The Annapolis City Council will hold a virtual work session meeting. The agenda includes a presentation on the Budget Overview City Council Budget Binder by the City Manager and Finance Director.
- Budget Overview City Council Budget Binder presentation
City Council
The City Council will hold first readings on the annual operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2022. The council will also consider ordinances regarding police community engagement and compensation for city officials. Other items include updates to fee schedules and position classifications.
- First reading of the Annual Budget and Property Tax Levy (O-10-21)
- Ordinance for Police Enhancement and Community Engagement (O-12-21)
- Contract with GSX Solutions, LLC for $14,872 (SA-30-21)
- Contract with Bembe Beach Partnership for $2,800 (SA-29-21)
- Extension of moratorium on certain short-term rental licenses (R-15-21)
Transportation Committee
The Transportation Committee is reviewing Ordinance O-19-19, which addresses adequate public facilities for auto transportation. This legislation seeks to clarify the requirements for traffic impact analyses and the standards used to determine adequacy for proposed projects. The committee will also approve minutes from the March 11, 2021 meeting.
- Review of Ordinance O-19-19 regarding auto transportation facility standards
- Approval of minutes from the March 11, 2021 regular meeting
- Update from Transportation Board Chair Kurt Riegel
Finance Committee
The committee will review supplemental appropriations for contractual services involving Bembe Beach Partnership and GSX Solutions, LLC. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding the budget meetings schedule.
- SA-29-21: $2,800.00 for Bembe Beach Partnership contractual services
- SA-30-21: $14,872.00 for GSX Solutions, LLC contractual services
- Discussion of budget meetings schedule (ID-51-21)
- Update from Finance Director Jodee Dickinson
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules & City Government Committee will review ordinance O-6-21, which establishes a procedure for the adoption of regulations by city departments, boards, or commissions. The committee will also discuss ordinance O-19-19 regarding auto transportation facility standards and traffic impact analyses.
- Ordinance O-6-21 regarding agency regulation adoption procedures
- Ordinance O-19-19 regarding auto transportation facility standards
- Approval of minutes from the March 2, 2021 meeting
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review presentations regarding cannabis legalization opportunities and Hero’s Memorial Park at Eastport. The meeting also includes a report on year-to-date overdose summaries.
- Presentation on cannabis legalization entrepreneurial opportunities (ID-67-21)
- Year-to-date overdose summary report
- Presentation regarding Hero’s Memorial Park at Eastport (ID-68-21)
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules and City Government Committee will hold a virtual meeting on April 5, 2021. The agenda includes a presentation regarding entrepreneurial opportunities in cannabis legalization.
- Presentation ID-67-21: Entrepreneurial Opportunities in Emerging Markets - Cannabis Legalization
City Council
The City Council will hold a virtual work session featuring two presentations. The agenda includes a presentation regarding Juneteenth and an update on the Comprehensive Plan from Planning and Zoning Department staff.
- Juneteenth Presentation (ID-58-21)
- Update on the Comprehensive Plan (ID-332-20)
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a $3.8 million grant application for transit operations and vehicle maintenance. The council will also consider new regulations for small cell systems, accessory dwelling units, and dwellings above nonresidential uses.
- Grant application to Maryland Transit Administration totaling $3,890,545
- New requirements for small cell systems (O-29-20)
- Establishing accessory dwelling units as a permitted use (O-9-21)
- Standards for dwellings above nonresidential uses in the PM District (O-8-21)
- Establishing the Annapolis Ward Boundary and Redistricting Commission (R-4-21)
City Council
The Annapolis City Council is holding a virtual work session to review specific presentations. The agenda includes an update on the Hillman Garage/City Dock and a presentation regarding Mayor Buckley's 150% Group.
- Hillman Garage/City Dock update (ID-20-21)
- Mayor Buckley's 150% Group presentation (ID-16-21)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will meet to approve minutes from the March 3, 2021, regular meeting. The committee will also hold a discussion regarding the budget meetings schedule and receive an update from the Finance Director.
- Approval of minutes for the March 3, 2021, regular meeting
- Discussion regarding the budget meetings schedule (ID-51-21)
- Update from the Finance Director
Environmental Matters Committee
The committee will conduct a first reading of Ordinance O-5-21 regarding procedures for the Tucker Street launching facility. Dr. Sally Nash will present a February 2021 developmental update. Jacqueline Guild will also provide an update on resiliency and sustainability.
- First reading of Ordinance O-5-21 (Tucker Street Launching Facility)
- ID-55-21 Developmental Update from Planning and Zoning Director Dr. Sally Nash
- Approval of minutes from the February 17, 2021 meeting
Housing and Human Welfare Committee
The committee will review presentations regarding FY 2022 Community Development Block Grant projects. The agenda also includes an update on opioid prevention programs and services and appointments to the Affordable Housing and Community Equity Development Commission.
- FY 2022 Community Development Block Grant project presentations (ID-54-21)
- Appointment of John W. Benton, III to the Affordable Housing and Community Equity Development Commission (AP-5-21)
- Appointment of Elisha Harig-Blaine to the Affordable Housing and Community Equity Development Commission (AP-6-21)
- Update on opioid prevention related programs and services (ID-21-21)
Transportation Committee
The committee will review legislation regarding traffic impact analysis standards and requirements for small cell systems. The agenda also includes discussions on new fees and fines related to small cell systems and procedures for the Tucker Street launching facility.
- Ordinance O-19-19 regarding auto transportation facility standards and traffic impact analysis
- Ordinance O-29-20 establishing requirements and zoning for small cell systems
- Resolution R-41-20 adding fees to the FY 2021 schedule for small cell systems
- Resolution R-42-20 adding fines to the FY 2021 schedule for small cell systems
- Ordinance O-5-21 regarding procedures for the Tucker Street launching facility
City Council
The City Council will hold a virtual work session featuring two presentations. The agenda includes an update on the 2021 municipal elections and information regarding the Maritime Zone Task Force.
- Update on 2021 City of Annapolis Municipal Elections (ID-44-21)
- Maritime Zone Task Force presentation (ID-45-21)
Economic Matters Committee
The Economic Matters Committee will consider legislation regarding requirements and zoning standards for small cell systems. The meeting includes reviews of proposed fee and fine additions to the Fiscal Year 2021 schedules. Additionally, officials will provide updates on economic development and downtown partnership activities.
- Ordinance O-29-20: Establishing requirements and zoning standards for small cell systems
- Resolution R-41-20: Adding fees to the Fiscal Year 2021 Fees Schedule for small cell systems
- Resolution R-42-20: Adding fines to the Fiscal Year 2021 Fines Schedule for small cell systems
- Update from Economic Development Manager and SMBE Liaison
- Update from Downtown Partnership Executive Director
City Council
The City Council is reviewing new requirements for short-term rental licenses in conservation districts and a proposal to designate November 1st as Emancipation Day. The agenda also includes the approval of several state and federal grants for police services and environmental programs.
- New licensing requirements for non-owner-occupied short-term rentals in conservation districts (O-7-21)
- Designating November 1st as 'Emancipation Day' city holiday (O-51-20)
- $100,000 Federal Cares Act grant via Anne Arundel County (SA-25-21)
- Repeal of provisions and fines related to Drug-Loitering Free Zones (O-49-20 and R-65-20)
- $15,000 grant for the Campaign to Reduce Plastic Pollution in Annapolis (SA-27-21)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review several grant fund approvals for various city programs. These include funding for the police department and environmental initiatives. The committee will also discuss liquor license fees.
- SA-25-21: $100,000 grant from Bureau of the Treasury through Anne Arundel County
- SA-26-21: $1,170 grant for Annapolis Police Department from U.S. Department of Justice
- SA-27-21: $15,000 grant for Campaign to Reduce Plastic Pollution in Annapolis
- SA-28-21: $20,000 grant regarding Annapolis First Amendment Protest
- ID-11-21: Discussion of liquor license fees
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules & City Government Committee is reviewing several ordinances, including the designation of November 1st as Emancipation Day. The committee will also discuss procedures for adopting city regulations and standards for traffic impact analyses.
- Ordinance O-51-20: Designating November 1st as Emancipation Day
- Ordinance O-6-21: Establishing procedures for adopting city regulations and public notice
- Ordinance O-19-19: Clarifying requirements for traffic impact analyses
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee is reviewing legislation regarding drug-loitering fines and new procedures for the Tucker Street launching facility. The agenda also includes updates to traffic impact analysis standards and a $2,000 grant for EMS systems.
- Proposal to repeal fines for violations in Drug-Loitering Free Zones (R-65-20)
- New procedures and residency requirements for the Tucker Street launching facility (O-5-21)
- Updates to auto transportation traffic impact analysis standards (O-19-19)
- $2,000 supplemental appropriation for Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (SA-24-21)
- Year to date overdose summary report from APD, AFD, and OEMD
City Council
The Annapolis City Council will hold a work session to review a presentation regarding a proposed lease for Waterworks Park. The meeting is scheduled to be held virtually.
- Proposed lease for Waterworks Park (ID-17-21)
City Council
The Annapolis City Council is conducting a special meeting to discuss several new ordinances. Topics include public access to the harbor line, agency regulation procedures, and Tucker Street launching facility rules. The council will also consider CDBG fund allocations and various commission appointments.
- Public hearing on Port Wardens' authority regarding harbor line access
- Public hearing on Tucker Street launching facility procedures
- Public hearing on adoption of city agency regulations
- CDBG/Planning and Zoning fund allocations and grant presentations
- Appointments to the Affordable Housing and Education Commissions
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will discuss liquor license fees and restaurant/food service grant recipients. The meeting also includes an update from Finance Director Jodee Dickinson.
- Liquor license fees (ID-11-21)
- Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation restaurant/food services grants (ID-32-21)
- Update from Finance Director Jodee Dickinson
Environmental Matters Committee
The Environmental Matters Committee will review first-reader ordinances regarding small cell systems and public health safety. The agenda also includes developmental updates from the Planning and Zoning Director and a report from the Deputy City Manager.
- Ordinance O-46-20 regarding public health, safety, and refuse regulations
- Ordinance O-29-20 establishing requirements for small cell systems
- Resolution R-41-20 adding fees for small cell systems to the FY 2021 schedule
- Resolution R-42-20 adding fines for small cell systems to the FY 2021 schedule
- Developmental updates from Planning and Zoning Director Dr. Sally Nash
Housing and Human Welfare Committee
The committee will review an ordinance regarding moderately priced dwelling units and the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. Discussions include updates on opioid prevention programs and CDBG funds. The agenda also includes several commission appointments.
- Ordinance O-50-20 regarding moderately priced dwelling units
- Update on Opioid Prevention Related Programs and Services
- Discussion of CDBG/Planning and Zoning funds
- Appointment of Kathy Ebner to the Affordable Housing and Community Equity Development Commission
- Appointments of Grace Matthews and India Ochs to the Education Commission
Transportation Committee
The committee will review legislation regarding auto transportation facility standards and traffic impact analyses. The agenda also includes establishing requirements, fees, and fines for small cell systems. An update from the Transportation Board Chair is also scheduled.
- O-19-19: Standards for auto transportation facilities and traffic impact analyses
- O-29-20: Establishing requirements and zoning for small cell systems
- R-41-20: Adding fees for small cell systems to the FY 2021 schedule
- R-42-20: Adding fines for small cell systems to the FY 2021 schedule
- Update from Transportation Board Chair Kurt Riegel
City Council
The City Council will receive an update regarding the Comprehensive Plan (ID-332-20). This presentation is a continuation from the January 21, 2021, meeting and will be presented by the Planning and Zoning Department.
- Update on the Comprehensive Plan (ID-332-20)
Economic Matters Committee
The Economic Matters Committee will consider first-reader legislation regarding requirements and zoning standards for small cell systems. The agenda includes proposed updates to the Fiscal Year 2021 fees and fines schedules related to these systems. Additionally, committee members will receive updates from economic development and downtown partnership representatives.
- Ordinance O-29-20: Establishing requirements and zoning standards for small cell systems
- Resolution R-41-20: Adding fees to the Fiscal Year 2021 Fees Schedule for small cell systems
- Resolution R-42-20: Adding fines to the Fiscal Year 2021 Fines Schedule for small cell systems
- Update from Small and Minority Business Liaison, Hope Stewart
- Update from Annapolis Downtown Partnership Executive Director, Erik Evans
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules & City Government Committee is reviewing several pieces of legislation. This includes an ordinance for public health and safety regarding garbage collection and a proposal to designate November 1st as Emancipation Day. The committee will also discuss traffic impact analysis standards.
- Ordinance O-46-20: Public health and safety regulations for garbage and refuse
- Ordinance O-51-20: Designating November 1st as Emancipation Day
- Ordinance O-19-19: Standards for traffic impact analyses
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several first-reading ordinances, including new zoning for medical cannabis dispensaries and updates to residential bulk regulations. The agenda also includes supplemental appropriations for COVID-19 CDBG funds and state EMS grants. Additionally, the council will consider second-reading items regarding canine leash laws and fines.
- Zoning changes to allow medical cannabis dispensaries in certain districts (O-4-21)
- $272,676.00 federal CDBG grant for COVID-19 (SA-23-21)
- Updates to R4 and R4-R residential zoning bulk regulations (O-1-21)
- New canine leash laws and associated fines (O-48-20, R-64-20)
- $37,500.00 transfer from the Contingency Fund to the Office of Law (FT-5-21)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review supplemental appropriations for CDBG/Planning and Zoning and the Fire Department. The committee is also scheduled to discuss the FY 2022 budget process, liquor license fees, and economic development impacts. Additionally, the committee will consider an ordinance regarding canine leash laws.
- SA-23-21: $272,676.00 CDBG/Planning and Zoning grant revenue and expenditure
- SA-24-21: $2,000.00 Fire Department grant revenue and expenditure
- O-48-20: Ordinance regarding canine leash laws in public recreation areas
- Discussion of FY 2022 budget process
- Discussion of liquor license fees
Rules and City Government Committee
The committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding animal control, traffic impact analysis standards, and garbage collection. The agenda also includes a proposal to designate Emancipation Day as a city holiday.
- O-48-20: Prohibiting unrestrained dogs in public recreation areas
- O-19-19: Clarifying standards for traffic impact analyses
- O-51-20: Designating November 1st as Emancipation Day
- O-46-20: Regulating garbage and refuse collection
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee is reviewing Ordinance O-49-20, which proposes repealing certain parts of the Annapolis City Code regarding loitering in Drug-Loitering Free Zones. The committee will also review reports from Police, Fire, and the Office of Emergency Management.
- First reading of Ordinance O-49-20 to repeal drug-loitering free zone provisions
- Review of Year to Date Overdose Summary reports
- Approval of minutes from the December 21, 2020, special meeting
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the repeal of drug-loitering free zone provisions and updates to moderately priced dwelling unit regulations. The agenda also includes designating Emancipation Day as a city holiday and considering a resolution condemning the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
- Repeal of certain Drug-Loitering Free Zone provisions (O-49-20)
- Updates to Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit regulations (O-50-20)
- Designating November 1st as Emancipation Day (O-51-20)
- Resolution condemning the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol (R-1-21)
- Citation for Captain John Muhitch of the Annapolis Fire Department
City Council
The Annapolis City Council will hold a virtual work session featuring several presentations. The agenda includes updates on COVID-19 vaccination efforts, the city's Comprehensive Plan, and a report on spending affordability.
- Discussion on COVID-19 vaccination efforts by Anne Arundel County Health Department representatives and the Office of Emergency Management
- Update on the Comprehensive Plan from the Planning and Zoning Department
- City of Annapolis Spending Affordability Report presented by the Financial Advisory Commission
Finance Committee
The committee will consider a first reading of an ordinance regarding canine leash laws and police enforcement. Members will also review supplemental appropriations for CDBG/Planning and Zoning using federal COVID-19 funds. An update from the Finance Director is also scheduled.
- Ordinance O-48-20 regarding canine leash laws and police enforcement
- $227,676 in federal CDBG-COVID grant revenue and expenditures (SA-23-21)
- Approval of minutes from the January 6, 2021 meeting
Environmental Matters Committee
The committee will consider first readings of ordinances regarding requirements, fees, and fines for small cell systems. The meeting also includes a planning and zoning developmental update and an update from the Deputy City Manager of Resilience & Sustainability.
- Ordinance O-29-20: Establishing requirements and definitions for small cell systems in all zoning districts
- Resolution R-41-20: Adding fees for small cell systems to the Fiscal Year 2021 Fees Schedule
- Resolution R-42-20: Adding fines for small cell systems to the Fiscal Year 2021 Fines Schedule
- ID-1-21: Planning and Zoning December 2020 developmental update
- Update from the Deputy City Manager of Resilience & Sustainability
Transportation Committee
The committee will review ordinances regarding small cell system requirements and auto transportation facility standards. Proposed changes include adding specific fees and fines related to small cell systems to the 2021 schedule. An update from the Transportation Board is also scheduled.
- Ordinance O-19-19: Auto transportation facility standards
- Ordinance O-29-20: Small cell system requirements
- Resolution R-41-20: Small cell system fees
- Resolution R-42-20: Small cell system fines
- Transportation Board update
Economic Matters Committee
The Economic Matters Committee will review first-reader legislation regarding requirements and zoning standards for small cell systems. The meeting also includes proposed updates to the Fiscal Year 2021 fees and fines schedules. Additionally, the committee will receive updates from Economic Development and the Downtown Annapolis Partnership.
- Ordinance O-29-20: Establishing requirements and zoning standards for small cell systems
- Resolution R-41-20: Adding fees to the Fiscal Year 2021 Fees Schedule for small cell systems
- Resolution R-42-20: Adding fines to the Fiscal Year 2021 Fines Schedule for small cell systems
- Update from Economic Development
- Update from Downtown Annapolis Partnership
City Council
The Annapolis City Council is reviewing several legislative items, including property conveyances to private entities and new standards for non-motorized vehicles on sidewalks. The council will also consider updates to the Audit Committee and employee organization recognition processes.
- Referral of a moratorium on certain short-term rental licenses to the Planning Commission
- Approval of property conveyance to 113 CATHEDRAL STREET, LLC
- Approval of property conveyance to the Survivor’s Trust
- New standards for non-motorized wheeled vehicles on sidewalks
- Resolution condemning the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol
Finance Committee
The committee will review an ordinance regarding canine leash laws and police enforcement. It will also consider a resolution for a moratorium on certain short term rental licenses in conservation residence districts. Additionally, the committee will receive updates from the Finance Director and Financial Advisory Commission.
- Ordinance O-48-20 regarding canine leash laws
- Resolution R-61-20 proposing a short term rental moratorium
- Financial Advisory Commission update
- Update from the Finance Director
Rules and City Government Committee
The Rules and City Government Committee will discuss ordinances regarding auto transportation facilities and canine leash laws. The committee will also review a resolution for a moratorium on certain short-term rental licenses.
- O-19-19: Auto transportation facility standards and traffic impact analysis
- O-48-20: Canine leash laws and police enforcement in public recreation areas
- R-61-20: Moratorium on certain non-owner occupied short term rental licenses