Cheverly public meetings in 2023

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council will hold a second reading of a charter amendment to lower the voting age to 16. The body will also consider a first reading of an ordinance to update the Mayor and Council compensation schedule.

• Charter Amendment CAR 1-23: lowering voting age to 16-years-old
• Ordinance 2023-04: update to Mayor & Council compensation schedule

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Town Council will hold a worksession to receive presentations and updates on town infrastructure and services. The body will review a grant request from Cheverly Gives Back and discuss resident feedback regarding Cheverly Station Apartments.

• Presentation from Bright Charge on EV charging stations
• Discussion with SHA representative on Columbia Park Rd stop light synchronization and maintenance
• Review of grant request from Cheverly Gives Back
• Update on cell phone service and financial/audit status
• Resident feedback regarding Cheverly Station Apartments

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council will hold a first reading of a charter amendment to lower the voting age to 16. The meeting also includes the swearing-in of three police officers and updates on speed cameras.

• Charter Amendment CAR 1-23: lowering voting age to 16-years-old
• Swearing in of 3 police officers to the Cheverly Police Department
• Grants for Friends of Kilmer Park
• Speed cameras update and recommendation
• Update on DeRanch matter

Planning Board

The Planning Board will discuss potential redevelopment scenarios for the Cheverly Professional Buildings. The board will also review the status of several ongoing development projects and transportation updates.

• Redevelopment scenarios for Cheverly Professional Buildings
• Hospital Hill Redevelopment
• 5801 Arbor Street DSP status
• 4711 Lydell Road (Atwell)
• 4601 Lydell Road Sector Plan Recommendation

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Town Council will hold a worksession to receive reports from state and local agencies. The meeting focuses on updates regarding infrastructure, public safety, and resident feedback.

• SHA representative report on Columbia Park Rd and 202 (Landover Rd)
• WSSC update on projects throughout the town
• Police report from Chief Morris
• Resident feedback regarding Cheverly Station Apartments
• Review of the November Town Meeting agenda

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council of Cheverly are holding a special meeting to vote on entering a closed session. The closed session will discuss personnel matters and the possible acquisition of real property for a public purpose, and the council will not return to open session afterward.

• Closed session to discuss personnel matters
• Closed session to consider acquisition of real property for a public purpose
• Meeting will not return to open session after closed session

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will vote on a resolution appointing members to the Board of Ethics and discuss a donation request from the Bladensburg Fire Department for a new vehicle. The meeting also includes proclamations, committee reports, and updates from town staff and police.

• Resolution R-6-23 to appoint seven members to the Board of Ethics
• Donation request from Bladensburg Fire Department for a new vehicle
• Proclamation recognizing October 9, 2023 as Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Proclamations honoring Gabriel 'Gabe' Horchler and Velinda 'Ms. Vee' Mays Carter
• Approval of grant for Cheverly Native Planting Project

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will hold a worksession with presentations on a shared-use path feasibility study, an employee compensation study, the William Eely Public Works Building update, and Pepco's vegetation management program. They will also discuss advisory committees, nominate Board of Ethics members, hear an update on the Cheverly Youth Council, consider a grant for a native planting project, and receive updates on the hospital redevelopment survey and Cheverly Station Apartments. The agenda is primarily informational and discussion-oriented, with no formal votes scheduled.

• SHA feasibility study recommends MD 450/MD 202 shared-use path over MD 201 route
• Employee Compensation Study presentation by Municipal Solutions
• Pepco vegetation program overview with town arborist
• Grant request for Cheverly Native Planting Project
• Update on Cheverly Station Apartments from Council members

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will hold a public hearing to receive resident testimony on the installation of traffic calming devices in Ward 1 and Ward 4, related to Code Section 27-3 on observance of traffic-control devices. The meeting is hybrid, held before the regular town meeting, and no decisions are scheduled—only testimony is being accepted.

• Public hearing on traffic calming devices in Ward 1 and Ward 4
• Testimony on Code Section 27-3 (traffic-control devices)
• Hybrid meeting at 6401 Forest Rd, Cheverly, MD 20785
• Comments may be emailed to Town Clerk at [email protected]

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will hear a presentation on the Clean Water Restoration Project's 90% design plans, introduce a charter amendment to lower the voting age to 16, and consider several administrative items including a police clerk reclassification and a server upgrade. The meeting also includes proclamations, committee reports, and public comment.

• Clean Water Partnership presents 90% design plans for Clean Water Restoration Project
• Introduction of Charter Amendment CAR-1-23 (Vote 16)
• Recommendation to reclassify police department clerk position
• Recommendation from Dataprise to upgrade town server
• Proclamation recognizing Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month

Planning Board

The Cheverly Planning Board is meeting to approve minutes, discuss member status and advisory committee topics, and receive a council presentation. The board will review development notifications for several properties and receive monthly updates on redevelopment projects and transportation studies.

• 4711 Lydell Road - new development notification
• 5801 Arbor Street DSP status update
• PacTrust Cabin Branch Development Parcel update
• 4601 Lydell Road Sector Plan recommendation
• Hospital Hill Redevelopment monthly update

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council of Cheverly will hold a public hearing to receive resident testimony on the installation of traffic calming devices on Kilmer Street in Ward 3, as authorized under code Section § 27-3. The meeting is hybrid, with in-person attendance at 6401 Forest Rd and virtual via Zoom. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on traffic calming devices in Ward 3 (Kilmer St)
• Reference to code Section § 27-3 on observance of traffic-control devices
• Hybrid meeting format with Zoom webinar ID 840 2598 3118

The Council unanimously approved the implementation of traffic calming recommendations provided by Engineer Jack Goode. These measures include the installation of speed bumps, stop signs, and LED lighting at specific locations in Ward 3. The Council also directed public works and the town administrator to evaluate the effectiveness of raised crosswalks.

• Approved installation of one speed bump, stop signs, and LED lights on Kilmer Street between Cheverly Avenue and Parkway (Unanimous)
• Approved installation of two speed bumps, stop signs, LED lights, enhanced stop bar lines, and ladder style crosswalks on Kilmer Street between Parkway and Laurel Avenue (Unanimous)
• Approved installation of a red curb 'No Parking' zone for approximately 25 feet on eastbound Kilmer Street (Unanimous)
• Approved installation of one speed bump on 63rd Avenue south of Kilmer Street (Unanimous)
• Approved direction for public works and town administrator to review raised crosswalk effectiveness (Unanimous)

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council approved budget increases for revenue and expenditures, including bond proceeds for the PW Building. The council also authorized contracts for asphalt work and professional engineering services. Grant requests for VineCorps, CAACO, and the CPRC were approved.

• Approved FY23 budget amendments: $760k revenue increase (PW Building bond), $25k for red light camera contractor, $75k for admin salaries, and $30k for admin overtime (Unanimous)
• Authorized town administrator to execute asphalt contract with VMP Construction pending attorney review (Unanimous)
• Authorized town administrator to contract Messick & Associates for consulting and engineering services pending attorney review (Unanimous)
• Approved grant requests for VineCorps and CAACO (Unanimous)
• Approved grant request from CPRC (Unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda (Unanimous)

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Town Council will hold a worksession to discuss grant requests from VineCorps and CAACO, receive updates on redistricting and the Green Infrastructure Chair, and review a timeline for a Vote 16 charter amendment. They will also discuss town committees, Hospital Hill redevelopment community engagement, and receive reports from the Town Administrator and council members.

• VineCorps requests $2,000 grant for Summer Leadership Adventures youth program
• CAACO requests $2,000 grant for Community Day and Back-to-School supply distribution
• Discussion of Vote 16 charter amendment timeline
• Update on redistricting status by Town Administrator Galloway
• Discussion of Hospital Hill redevelopment community engagement timeline

The Mayor and Council discussed the potential removal of the Green Infrastructure Committee Chair and decided to bring in a facilitator to resolve the matter. The Council also approved two organizations to receive donations from Unifirst.

• Approved allocation of Unifirst funding to Boy & Girls Club and VineCorps (unanimous, CM Fry recused)
• Decided to hire a facilitator to resolve dispute between town and Green Infrastructure Committee
• Decided to hire a consultant for a survey and an engineer for Hospital Hill redevelopment
• Approved motion to change agenda sequence (5-0)
• Approved motion to suspend resident input rules and extend meeting to 11pm (unanimous)
• Approved motion to extend meeting to 11:30pm (unanimous)
• Tabled Advisory Committees item
• Approved motion to adjourn at 11:14 pm (unanimous)

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will hold a town meeting on July 13, 2023, with several action items. They will discuss and decide whether to write a letter of support, non-support, or no letter regarding Pac Trust, based on recommendations from the Planning Board and Green Infrastructure Committee. The council will also vote on a resolution to appoint a new member to the Board of Election Supervisors and approve a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) cooperation agreement for FY 2024-2026. The agenda includes routine reports from the police, public works, and town administrator, as well as resident input and committee reports.

• Discussion and decision on Pac Trust letter of support, non-support, or no letter
• Resolution R-5-23 to appoint Anne-Claire Frank-Seisay to the Board of Election Supervisors for a 2023-2025 term
• Vote on CDBG cooperation agreement with Prince George's County for FY 2024-2026
• Approval of minutes from June 8 town meeting and May 25 work session
• Closed meeting statements for meetings held 6/8/23, 6/23/23, and 7/6/23

The Mayor and Council approved an application for a Community Development Block Grant to pave Monroe St, Newton St, and 57th St. The council also appointed a new member to the Board of Elections Supervisors and agreed to send a conditional letter of support for the Pac Trust development.

• Approved application for CDBG grant to pave Monroe St, Newton St, and 57th St (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution R-5-23 appointing Anne-Claire Frank-Seisay to the Board of Elections Supervisors for 2023-2025 (Unanimous)
• Decided to draft a letter to the County Planning Board in favor of Pac Trust development with conditions
• Approved minutes from Town Meeting 6/8/23 and Work Session 05/25/23 (Unanimous)

Planning Board

The Cheverly Planning Board is meeting to review minutes, discuss development notifications for several properties, and receive updates on redevelopment and transportation projects. Items include the 5801 Arbor Street DSP, PacTrust Cabin Branch, 4601 Lydell Road, Hospital Hill, 1201 Claybrick Road, and trail connections. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom.

• 5801 Arbor Street DSP status update
• PacTrust Cabin Branch Development parcel presentation and next steps
• 4601 Lydell Road Sector Plan recommendation
• Hospital Hill Redevelopment June presentation recap and survey
• Trail Connections (SHA Study) status update

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council of Cheverly will convene a special meeting on July 6, 2023, at 6:30 pm. The agenda is limited to a brief open session to vote on closing the meeting, followed by a closed session to discuss personnel matters and seek legal advice. The council will not return to open session to adjourn.

• Closed session under Maryland Code § 3-305(b)(7) to consult with counsel
• Discussion of personnel matters
• Seeking legal advice
• Meeting held via Zoom (hybrid)

The Mayor and Council met in a closed session with the Town Attorney and Town Administrator. The meeting focused on personnel and legal issues related to the transition period for the Interim Chief of Police.

Mayor & Council

This meeting has no agenda available. The agenda text states only that there is no agenda and directs readers to review the minutes, indicating the meeting is likely procedural or cancelled.

The Mayor and Council met in a closed session with the Town Attorney and Town Administrator. The meeting was held to discuss personnel and legal issues regarding a staff evaluation.

Mayor & Council

This meeting has no agenda available. The agenda text states only that there is no agenda and directs readers to review the minutes.

The Mayor and Council met in closed session with the Town Attorney and Town Administrator. The meeting was held to discuss personnel and legal issues pertaining to staff.

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will vote on new meeting rules and procedures and approve a contract for town audio-visual upgrades. They will also hear reports from the police chief, public works director, and town administrator, and read proclamations for Gun Violence Awareness Day, Pride Month, and Juneteenth.

• Vote on new meeting rules and procedures
• Approval of contract for town Audio Visual upgrades
• Proclamations: National Gun Violence Awareness Day, Pride Month, Juneteenth
• Police report from Chief Miller
• Public Works report from Director Brayman

The Mayor and Council approved a contract for audio-visual updates and authorized the Town Administrator to negotiate a parking site agreement and execute a WSSC easement. The council also adopted updated rules and procedures.

• Approved updated rules and procedures (unanimous)
• Approved up to $65,000 for Diversified audio visual update (unanimous)
• Authorized Town Administrator to negotiate MOU with Prince Georges County RDA for Hospital Hill parking site (unanimous)
• Authorized Town Administrator to execute WSSC easement at 6401 Forest Rd (unanimous)
• Approved May 11, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Appointed CM Wade as Recreation Council liaison
• Appointed CM Dalaker as Green Infrastructure committee liaison
• Appointed CM Bryner as Planning Board liaison

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will hold a worksession to discuss town-wide traffic concerns, including a speed hump petition for Lake Ave, and receive updates on the Clean Water Restoration Project and Cheverly Station Apartments. They will also review and update policies for town boards, commissions, and meeting rules and procedures. The council will read proclamations for Gun Violence Awareness Day, Pride Month, and Juneteenth.

• Proclamations for National Gun Violence Awareness Day, Pride Month, and Juneteenth
• Clean Water Partnership update on Cheverly Clean Water Restoration Project
• Traffic discussion and speed hump petition for 3020-3100 blocks of Lake Ave
• Update on Cheverly Station Apartments from residents
• Review of June Town Meeting agenda and future requests

The Council appointed members to several town boards and commissions. They reviewed and recommended updates to the rules and procedures for town meetings and work sessions. The session also included updates on the Clean Water Restoration Project and Cheverly Station Apartments.

• Approved excusing Mayor Munyeneh from the meeting (unanimous)
• Appointed CM Bryner and back-up CM Wade to Planning Board
• Appointed CM Dalaker to Green Infrastructure Committee
• Appointed CM Wade and CM Garces to Recreation Council
• Appointed CM Watson to Cheverly Day Committee
• Approved two motions to extend the meeting (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn at 11:20 pm (unanimous)

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will hold their regular town meeting on May 11, 2023, with several action items: adopting the FY24 budget ordinance (3rd reader), updating the speed camera ordinance (3rd reader), electing a new Vice Mayor, and passing a resolution honoring Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Month. The agenda also includes committee reports, resident input, and updates from the Town Administrator, Police Chief, and Public Works Director.

• FY24 Budget Ordinance 3rd Reader & Adoption
• Speed Camera Ordinance Update 3rd reading
• Vice Mayor Selection
• AANHPI Resolution R-5-23
• WSSC Easement update

The Mayor and Council approved the FY24 Budget Ordinance and the Speed Camera Ordinance. The council also approved a land use expansion for 5801 Arbor St and granted funding requests for the Women’s Club and Cheverly Market.

• Adopted FY24 Budget Ordinance 2023-03 (Approved)
• Adopted Speed Camera Ordinance 2023-01 (Approved unanimously)
• Approved Planning Board recommendation for land use expansion at 5801 Arbor St (Approved unanimously)
• Approved grant requests for Women’s Club and Cheverly Market (Approved unanimously)
• Nominated CM Fry for Vice Mayor (Approved unanimously)
• Approved April 13 and April 27 minutes (Approved unanimously)

Planning Board

The Cheverly Planning Board is meeting to review and approve the April 2023 minutes, discuss development notifications for 5801 Arbor Street, Cabin Branch Road, and 4601 Lydell Road, and receive monthly updates on several projects including 1201 Claybrick Road and Hospital Hill redevelopment. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom.

• Review and approve April 2023 minutes
• 5801 Arbor Street revised recommendation
• Cabin Branch Road proposed development next steps
• 4601 Lydell Road convenience store sector plan recommendation
• 1201 Claybrick Road status update

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council will hold a worksession with presentations on Crown Castle's wireless network expansion, the Anacostia Riverkeeper's water quality monitoring results, and the town's audit. They will also consider a $2,000 grant request from the Cheverly Community Market, a resolution to add two election judges, and an ordinance on vacant lot/property fees.

• Crown Castle presentation on wireless network expansion near town
• Water quality monitoring results: Quincy Run 0% passing rate for bacteria
• Audit update from Lindsey & Associates
• Grant request: $2,000 from Cheverly Community Market for benefits matching
• Resolution R-4-23 to add two Board of Elections Judges

The Mayor and Council adopted a resolution to appoint three election judges. Grant requests from the Women’s Club and Cheverly Market were received and will be considered at the May town meeting.

• Approved Resolution R-4-23 to add Jill Hudson, Susan Pruden and Ann Barsi as Elections Judges (Unanimous)
• Approved agenda (Unanimous)

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will vote on an ordinance setting council compensation, introduce a speed camera ordinance update, and adopt the 2023 ARPA budget. They will also hear updates on the town audit, Boyd Park restrooms, and a Whole Foods expansion, and discuss a letter opposing development at 4601 Lydell Rd.

• 3rd reader and vote on Ordinance 2023-02 (Council Compensation)
• First reading of Speed Camera Ordinance Update
• Adoption of 2023 ARPA Budget (second round of funds)
• Discussion of letter opposing 4601 Lydell Rd development
• Presentations on Boyd Park restrooms and Whole Foods expansion

The Mayor and Council approved an ordinance regarding council compensation and adopted the 2023 ARPA Budget. The council also authorized several vehicle and infrastructure purchases and issued a letter of opposition for a development at 4601 Lydell Rd.

• Adopted Ordinance 2023-02 regarding Council Compensation (4-2)
• Adopted 2023 ARPA Budget (Unanimous)
• Authorized ARPA budget purchases for F250s, F350s, Honda CRV, website upgrade, and Boyd Park restroom repairs (Unanimous)
• Approved creation of a letter of opposition for 4601 Lydell Rd development (Unanimous)
• Approved sending a letter back to the Planning Board for an update regarding 5801 Arbor St (Unanimous)
• Approved removal of audit and Lindsey & Associates presentations from agenda (Unanimous)

Planning Board

The Cheverly Planning Board is meeting to review and approve minutes from January, February, and March 2023, and to discuss the status of board members and vacant roles. They will also consider development notifications for 5801 Arbor Street, Cabin Branch Road, and 4601 Lydell Road, plus monthly updates on several projects. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom.

• Review and approve January, February, March 2023 minutes
• 5801 Arbor Street recommendation
• Cabin Branch Road proposed development
• 4601 Lydell Road convenience store
• 1201 Claybrick Road status and Hospital Hill redevelopment coordination

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will hold a worksession covering several items, including a vote on Ordinance 2023-02 regarding council compensation, an update on the proposed redevelopment of 4601 Lydell Rd, a presentation on the Pepco Home Energy-Savings Program, and an update on the Water Task Force. The agenda also includes introduction of a grass ordinance and updates on the Cheverly Station Apartments.

• Vote on Ordinance 2023-02 – Council Compensation (3rd reader)
• Update on 4601 Lydell Rd redevelopment proposal (warehouse to service station, police substation, bike repair, dog park)
• Introduction of 2023-03 Grass Ordinance
• Pepco Home Energy-Savings Program presentation (free Nest thermostat offer)
• Update on Water Woes / Water Task Force

The Mayor and Council conducted a work session to receive updates on water evaluations, energy programs, and local development. No substantive ordinances were voted on during this session, though the agenda was amended to include resident input.

• Approved motion to amend agenda to remove 3rd Reader of Ordinance 2023-02 and add resident input (Unanimous)

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council approved a motion to have the Town Attorney and Town Administrator draft a charter amendment to lower the voting age from 18 to 16. Two new members were also appointed to the Planning Board. The council held a second reading of the Traffic Monitoring Ordinance 2023-01.

• Approved drafting charter amendment to lower voting age to 16 (4-3)
• Approved appointment of Steven Johnson to the Planning Board (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Christopher Wade to the Planning Board (unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Cheverly Planning Board is meeting to review and approve minutes, discuss board membership, and consider development notifications for 5801 Arbor Street, Cabin Branch Road, and 4601 Lydell Road. They will also receive updates on 1201 Claybrick Road, trail connections, the Master Plan of Transportation, and Hospital Hill redevelopment. The meeting is held via Zoom.

• Review and approve January and February 2023 minutes
• 5801 Arbor Street recommendation
• Cabin Branch Road proposed development
• 4601 Lydell Road convenience hub (upcoming work session)
• 1201 Claybrick Road status update

The Planning Board discussed property requests for 5801 Arbor Street and upcoming presentations for developments at Cabin Branch Road and 4601 Lydell Road. No formal votes were taken as a quorum of Planning Board members was not present.

• Review of January and February 2023 minutes deferred (no quorum)
• Discussion held on 5801 Arbor Street property owner request
• Cabin Branch Road development presentation scheduled for March 23 Work Session
• 4601 Lydell Road Convenience Hub discussion scheduled for March 23 Work Session

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will review the final draft redistricting report, receive updates on the 2300 Craftsman Circle property and town finances, and introduce Ordinance 2023-02 to update council compensation. They will also hear a grant request from the Mount Hope Commission and updates on the Cheverly Station Apartments.

• Grant request from Mount Hope Commission for community healing and reconciliation programs
• Update on 2300 Craftsman Circle property
• Final draft report on Cheverly MD redistricting, including Plan A3 adopted on Feb 9, 2023
• Ordinance 2023-02 on council compensation introduced by Mayor Munyeneh
• Update from CM Fry & Garces on Cheverly Station Apartments

The Mayor and Council unanimously approved the execution of redistricting plan A3. Other items discussed included a financial update, council compensation, and various town administration updates regarding parks and zoning.

• Approved execution of redistricting plan A3 (unanimous)
• Approved motion to move town administration report to the end of the agenda (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn at 10:02 pm (unanimous)

Mayor & Council

The Cheverly Mayor and Council will hold a regular town meeting on February 9, 2023, with several action items. They will conduct a second reading of Ordinance 2023-01 to authorize speed cameras on residential streets with a 35 mph limit, and consider contract renewals with Ecosite and LIDC. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Water Woes Task Force, committee reports, and routine updates from the police and public works departments.

• Second reading of Ordinance 2023-01 to allow speed cameras on residential streets up to 35 mph
• Contract renewal with Ecosite (environmental consulting)
• Contract renewal with LIDC (Low Impact Development Center)
• Letter of support for Tropicana Restaurant liquor license (consent agenda)
• Water Woes Task Force presentation by Emily Clifton of LID Center

The Mayor and Council approved two-year contract renewals for Ecosite and LIDC. A proposal to increase council member and mayoral compensation was initially passed but then tabled. The council also heard reports on water issues and upcoming elections.

• Approved 2-year contract renewal for Ecosite (Unanimous)
• Approved 2-year contract renewal for LIDC (Unanimous)
• Tabled motion to increase council compensation to $7,000 and mayor compensation to $8,500 (Unanimous)

Planning Board

The Cheverly Planning Board will meet to approve prior meeting minutes, review a development sketch plan for 5801 Arbor Street, and receive updates on several ongoing projects including 1201 Claybrick Road, trail connections, the Master Plan of Transportation, and Hospital Hill redevelopment. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom.

• Review and approve minutes from November 2022, December 2022, and January 2023
• Development notification: 5801 Arbor Street DSP presentation
• Status update on 1201 Claybrick Road
• Trail connections (SHA Study) update
• Hospital Hill redevelopment coordination update

The Planning Board reviewed a Detailed Site Plan (DSP) presentation for 5801 Arbor Street and requested further clarification on vehicle storage and property redevelopment triggers. The board also discussed the status of trail connections and the Master Plan of Transportation.

• Approved November 2022, December 2022, and January 2023 minutes
• Requested clarification on vehicle storage permissions in the MUI Table of Uses for 5801 Arbor Street
• Requested clarification on sale/redevelopment triggers in the 5801 Arbor Street Covenant letter

Mayor & Council

The Council approved Ordinance 2022-07, which adds Chapter 30 to the town code regarding the Homestead Tax Credit. The Mayor also authorized the Town Administrator to install a streetlight at 58th Place and Newton St.

• Approved Ordinance 2022-07 Homestead Tax Credit (Unanimous)
• Authorized Town Administrator to purchase and install streetlight at 58th Place and Newton St

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council are holding a public hearing to receive resident testimony on a proposed amendment to Article V, Section C-18.1 of the town code, which would lower the voting age in town elections to 16 years old. No vote is scheduled on the amendment itself at this meeting; it is solely for public input.

• Public hearing on amending Article V, Section C-18.1 to lower the voting age to 16

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council approved three resolutions regarding election clerks, judges, and supervisors. The council reviewed two draft redistricting plans and noted that a formal charter process will follow. No vote was taken on the Homestead Tax Credit ordinance or the 5801 Arbor Street discussion.

• Approved R-1-23 Election Clerk Resolution (unanimous)
• Approved R-2-23 Election Judges Resolution (unanimous)
• Approved R-3-23 Board of Elections Supervisor Resolution (unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including 12/08/22 minutes (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Cheverly Planning Board is meeting to approve past minutes, review development notifications for 5801 Arbor Street and Craftsman Circle, and discuss follow-up questions for WMATA regarding the 10-Year Strategic Plan. They will also receive updates on transportation, trail connections, Hospital Hill redevelopment, and the 1201 Claybrick Road planning process.

• 5801 Arbor Street DSP status
• Craftsman Circle (Case # 5-22061) application
• 10-Year Strategic Plan for Joint Development follow-up with WMATA
• Hospital Hill redevelopment update
• 1201 Claybrick Road planning process

The Planning Board discussed the status of development cases at 5801 Arbor Street and Craftsman Circle. The board received an update that SHA will evaluate two potential trail connection routes by the end of spring 2023. No formal votes on development or policy were recorded.

• Postponed review and approval of November 2022 and December 2022 minutes
• Confirmed attendance of new members Christopher Wade, Karlo Silbiger, and Steven Johnson