College Park public meetings in 2021
53 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are convening to swear in the 2021-2023 administration and appoint a Mayor Pro Tem. The body is also deciding on the establishment of a Restorative Justice Commission and approving the 2022 meeting schedule.
- Resolution 21-R-25 to establish the Restorative Justice Commission
- Appointment of the Mayor Pro Tem
- Approval of the 2022 Council Meeting Schedule
- Inauguration and swearing-in of the 2021-2023 Mayor and Council
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are holding a worksession and special session to discuss charter amendments for remote meeting participation and updates to vehicle parking rules. The body will also consider lobbying contracts and a variance request for a residential fence.
- Charter Amendment 21-CR-02 to authorize remote participation and voting for Mayor and Council
- Ordinance 21-O-15 to amend parking regulations regarding prohibited vehicles and 'good cause' permits
- Contracts for state lobbying (O’Malley, Miles, Nylen & Gilmore, P.A.) and county lobbying (L. A. Perez Consulting)
- Variance application CEO-2021-02 for a 6-foot-high front yard fence at 5002 Indian Lane
- Modification of license agreement with University Garden Apartments at 4620-4626 Knox Road
Ethics Commission
The Ethics Commission is meeting to conduct a closed executive session. The purpose of the session is to discuss an ethics complaint under Chapter 38 of the City Code.
- Closed session to discuss an ethics complaint under Chapter 38 of the City Code
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council will discuss renovation needs for Attick Towers with the College Park Housing Authority and Delegate Mary Lehman. The body will also consider parking prohibitions at 4500 Beechwood Road and an ordinance regarding vehicle weight and load limits.
- Discussion of $15 million in needed repairs at Attick Towers
- Proposed parking prohibitions at 4500 Beechwood Road
- Ordinance 21-O-15 to remove weight and load space limits for certain vehicles
- Crane Swing and Tie-Back Agreement with Union on Knox, LLC, UMCPF Property IV-B, LLC, and UMCPF Property IV-C, LLC
- Approval of city comments on the draft Prince George’s County Climate Action Plan
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are holding a public hearing on a budget amendment to move ARPA funding from the General Fund to a separate ARPA Allocation Fund. The body will also discuss County Council redistricting maps and remote attendance rules for city boards.
- Ordinance 21-O-14: Establish ARPA Allocation Fund with $21.97 million
- Ordinance 21-O-13: Authorize remote participation and voting for city boards and commissions
- Contract with Volta, Inc. for $49,024.30 for new City Hall hardware
- College Park Woods Community Center project scope amendment for $74,000
- Driveway variances for 9741 51st Place, 9726 51st Place, and 10114 51st Avenue
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The Restorative Justice Steering Committee is meeting to debrief a presentation made to the council. The body will also discuss next steps regarding the creation of a commission.
- Approval of October 25th meeting minutes
- Debrief of presentation to council
- Discussion of next steps for commission creation
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are reviewing recommendations to create a Restorative Justice Commission to address historical harms caused to the Lakeland community. The body is also discussing parking on Cherokee Street, a 'No Mow Month' request, and participatory budgeting.
- Proposed Restorative Justice Commission with a $100,000 allocated budget for FY 2022
- Discussion of on-street parking access for townhouse owners and tenants in the 4700 block of Cherokee Street
- Review of 'No Mow Month' request by the Bee City USA Committee
- Presentation on a Participatory Budgeting process
Mayor & City Council
The City Council will review a budget amendment regarding ARPA funding transfers and proposed changes to the City Code and Charter to allow for continued remote participation in meetings. The agenda also includes a presentation from the State Highway Administration on various city projects.
- Contract award of $265,142 for Odessa Park Playground Project construction to E & R Services Inc.
- Extension of micro-mobility share contract with VeoRide through January 2022
- Proposed FY 2022 Budget Amendment regarding ARPA funding transfers
- Proposed City Code amendments for remote participation in hybrid meetings
- Proposed City Charter amendments for remote participation by Mayor and Council
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The committee is meeting to conduct a final review of the RJSC Charge Document and Presentation. The body will also discuss next steps.
- Final review of RJSC Charge Document and Presentation
- Approval of October 11th meeting minutes
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are discussing options for spending $21.97 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to recover from COVID-19 impacts. Proposed uses include revenue recovery, financial aid for residents and businesses, and property acquisition for affordable housing and public facilities.
- Proposed $1,879,587 transfer from ARPA funds to the General Fund for 2020 lost revenue
- Proposed $550,000 for family and individual financial assistance, including rental aid
- Proposed $5 million for business assistance grants ranging from $5,000 to $50,000
- Proposed $8.8 million for land/property acquisition for affordable housing and public facilities
- Discussion of City Code §184-8 regarding prohibited vehicles and parking permits
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are holding an emergency meeting to determine the city's official position on Prince George’s County Bill CB-115-2021. This bill proposes a new redistricting map that would place all of College Park in District 1.
- Discussion of City Council position on Prince George’s County Bill CB-115-2021 regarding Council district boundaries
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are holding a public hearing and voting on an ordinance to acquire Rhode Island Avenue from Paducah Road to Greenbelt Road via quit claim deed. The city is also reviewing several service contracts and a potential new building regulation system.
- Ordinance 21-O-12: Acquisition and maintenance of Rhode Island Avenue from Paducah Road to Greenbelt Road
- Contract award to Apple Ford, Inc. for $72,627 for a new 9-passenger & 2-wheelchair bus
- Contract award to Cintas for new uniforms for a three-year term
- Preliminary Plan of Subdivision 4-20041 for a lot line adjustment at 9501 50th Place
- Proposal to pursue a 'Hybrid Model' exemption for City building regulation and enforcement services
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The committee is meeting to conduct a final review of the charge to the council. The body will also address old business and determine next steps.
- Approval of September 27th meeting minutes
- Final review of the charge to the council
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are holding a worksession to discuss a preliminary plan of subdivision for a property at 9501 50th Place. The body will also review a feasibility study for building code and permitting services and discuss M-NCPPC budget priorities.
- Preliminary Plan of Subdivision 4-20041 for 9501 50th Place to create two lots for a new single-family home
- Proposed $5,000 fee-in-lieu of parkland dedication and $10,180 school facilities surcharge for the 50th Place project
- IBTS presentation on Feasibility Study for Building Code, Permitting and Enforcement Services (RFP CP-20-03)
- Discussion of City priorities for the M-NCPPC budget
- Closed session to discuss applications to advisory boards
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are holding a public hearing and voting on an ordinance to allow speed cameras in residential districts with speed limits of 35 mph. The body is also considering a contract extension for VeoRide and the acquisition of a portion of Rhode Island Avenue.
- Ordinance 21-O-11: Authorize speed cameras in residential districts with maximum posted speed limits of 35 mph
- 21-G-116: Letter of support for funding for Branchville Crossing, 4810 Branchville Road (80 affordable units)
- 21-G-114: Second contract extension with VeoRide until October 31st
- 21-O-12: Introduction of ordinance to acquire and maintain Rhode Island Avenue from Paducah Road to Greenbelt Road
- Proclamations for Rett Syndrome Awareness Month and the Mayor’s Monarch Pledge
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The committee will conduct a final review and vote on recommendations to be sent to the council. The meeting also includes a review of a report regarding other municipalities.
- Review of report on other municipalities
- Final review of recommendations to the council
- Final vote on recommendations to the council
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council will hold a special session to approve the appointment and employment agreement of the City Manager. The body will also discuss strategies to stabilize neighborhoods trending toward rentals and review affordable housing policies.
- Special Session: Appointment of City Manager and approval of employment agreement (Item 21-G-112)
- Discussion on neighborhood stabilization for areas trending toward single-family rentals
- Review of affordable housing policies, including potential commissioning of an affordable housing plan
- Discussion of housing supply options such as inclusionary zoning, accessory dwelling units, and tiny houses
- Review of revenue sources for housing, including ARPA funds and Tax Increment Financing
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council will hold a special session to approve the appointment and employment agreement of the City Manager. The body will also hold a stakeholder discussion regarding affordable housing and neighborhood stabilization policies.
- Appointment and employment agreement of the City Manager (21-G-112)
- Discussion on neighborhood stabilization for areas trending toward rentals
- Discussion of affordable housing policies, programs, and initiatives
- Potential commissioning of an affordable housing plan
Ethics Commission
The Commission will administer an oath of office to Rashida Tyler and approve the June 17, 2021, draft minutes. Members will review financial disclosure statements for candidates in the November 7, 2021, election and appoint an acting chair.
- Oath of Office for Rashida Tyler
- Review of Financial Disclosure Statements for November 7, 2021, Election
- Appointment of Acting Chair
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are meeting to vote on several funding requests, including equipment purchases and community grants. The body is also discussing a road transfer agreement and an ordinance regarding speed camera operations.
- Purchase of a new refuse/recycling truck for $297,262.55
- ARPA grant funding up to $50,000 each for five organizations, including College Park Food Bank and Meals On Wheels, not to exceed $250,000 total
- Road Transfer Agreement to transfer a portion of Rhode Island Avenue from Paducah Road to Greenbelt Road to the City
- Proposed ordinance to amend City Code regarding speed camera hours and location of operation
- Approval of a $2,000 sponsorship for the Monster Dash 5k Race
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are discussing a proposed contract with VeoRide for e-bikes and scooters. Staff recommended terms include an operating fee of $50 per vehicle per year and $0.15 per ride paid to the City.
- Proposed contract with VeoRide for 150 scooters and 50-100 electric bikes
- Proposed $35 fine for VeoRide for improperly parked vehicles not relocated within 2-24 hours
- Draft agreement for transfer of ownership of Rhode Island Avenue to the City
- Discussion of proposed ARPA funding for non-profit food service organizations
- Discussion of funding for IFC/PHA Tailgate events at UMD Football home games
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The Restorative Justice Steering Committee is meeting to discuss restorative processes used by other municipalities and finalize document updates. The body will also determine the size, composition, and terms of the Commission members.
- Approval of August 9th meeting minutes
- Discussion on restorative processes in other municipalities
- Finalization of Commission member composition, size, and terms
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are holding a public hearing on an ordinance to establish a permit system for pruning or removing urban forest trees. The body is also considering zoning variances and updates to the city's Code of Ethics.
- Public hearing on Ordinance 21-O-09 to institute a permit system for urban forest tree removal or pruning
- Zoning variance for a driveway at 5016 Mineola Road (21-R-12)
- Zoning variance for an addition at 7101 Rhode Island Avenue (21-R-13)
- Departure request for a free-standing sign at 8616 Baltimore Avenue (21-R-14)
- Approval of a contract for a new phone system for City offices (21-G-96)
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The Restorative Justice Steering Committee is meeting to review the purpose, scope, and goals of the RJ Commission. The body also intends to finalize the size, composition, and terms for Commission members.
- Approval of July 26th meeting minutes
- Review of RJ Commission Purpose, Scope and Goals
- Determination of Commission member composition, size, and terms
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are holding a worksession to discuss several administrative and development items. Key topics include a request to change the use of a development site and the timeline for decennial redistricting.
- Request by Mark Vogel/Republic Properties to build a $50 million market-rate residential project instead of a hotel at Campus Drive and Corporal Frank Scott Drive
- Discussion of the decennial redistricting process with a staff recommendation to begin in February 2022
- Proposed amendment to City Charter and Rules and Procedures to allow continued Zoom or hybrid meetings
- Discussion of a new Proclamation Policy
- Discussion of proposals for a new phone system
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The committee will review tasks assigned during the July 12th meeting regarding purpose, scope, and goals. Members will also explore the composition, size, and term lengths for commission members.
- Review of task assignment (purpose, scope, and goals)
- Discussion on commission member composition, size, and terms
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council will discuss an ordinance to institute a permit system for pruning or removing urban forest trees, including replacement requirements and fines. The body is also reviewing a resolution regarding the Prince George’s County Climate Action Plan and several prohibited vehicle parking requests.
- Contract for diesel/gasoline storage tank replacement at Public Works facility for $111,781
- Ordinance 21-O-09 to create a tree canopy protection permit system and replacement requirements
- Resolution 21-R-11 providing comments on the Prince George’s County Climate Action Plan
- Requests to park prohibited trailers in the 5000 block of Delaware Street, 9700 block of Narragansett Parkway, and 9700 block of 52nd Avenue
- Contract extension with Veo Ride
Mayor & City Council
The City Council will hold a worksession to discuss options for reducing vehicle noise and the Urban Tree Canopy Protection Ordinance. The meeting also includes presentations regarding the Literacy Lab program and conceptual designs for Duvall Field.
- Discussion of city options to reduce noise from cars
- Presentation from The Literacy Lab regarding school programs
- Presentation of conceptual design options for Duvall Field
- Discussion of the Urban Tree Canopy Protection Ordinance
- Discussion on use of ARPA funds
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council will hold a worksession to discuss various city initiatives and design options. The meeting includes discussions on noise reduction, tree canopy protection, and the use of ARPA funds.
- Discussion of the Urban Tree Canopy Protection Ordinance
- Discussion on the use of ARPA funds
- Conceptual design options for Duvall Field
- Options to reduce noise from cars
- Presentation from the Literacy Lab
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The Restorative Justice Steering Committee is meeting to define the purpose and goals of the Restorative Justice Commission. The body will also review a revised definition of restorative justice and introduce a new race and equity hire.
- Drafting proposed purpose, scope of work, and goals for the Restorative Justice Commission
- Review of revised Restorative Justice Definition
- Introduction of new Race and Equity Hire
- Approval of June 28th meeting minutes
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are holding a special meeting to consider the termination of City Manager Natasha Hampton. The body is discussing whether to confirm and ratify her termination for cause effective June 1, 2021, following discrepancies in information provided by Ms. Hampton.
- Resolution 21-R-10: Confirm and ratify the termination of Natasha Hampton as City Manager for cause
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The committee will meet to define restorative justice and discuss the establishment of subcommittees. Members will also review a shared communication and information platform.
- Approval of June 7 meeting minutes
- Discussion on shared communication/information platform
- Discussion of establishment of subcommittees
- Definition of Restorative Justice
Ethics Commission
The Ethics Commission is meeting to review financial disclosure, gift, and conflict of interest statements from elected officials, employees, and advisory board members. The body will also discuss its responsibilities regarding the November 7 City Election.
- Review of Financial Disclosure Statements from Elected Officials
- Review of Disclosure of Gifts and Conflict of Interest Statements for employees and advisory board members
- Determination of actions for individuals who failed to file disclosures
- Planning candidate training for the November 7 City Election
- Recognition of departing member Rachel Gregory
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council will meet to discuss city business, including an economic development report and a strategic plan update. The body will vote on several consent agenda items involving zoning variances, grants, and infrastructure contracts.
- Contract for miscellaneous concrete maintenance and asphalt resurfacing with NZI Construction Corporation for $850,000
- Community Services Grants of $2,500 each for College Park Nursery School and Neighbors CONNECT
- Side yard setback variance for a second-story addition at 9022 49th Place
- Variance to permit a 4-foot-high front yard fence at 4714 Howard Lane
- Approval of the FY ’22 program for Program Open Space (POS) allocations
Mayor & City Council
The City Council will discuss proposed projects for the FY '22 Program Open Space allocation and whether to accept jurisdiction of Wake Forest Path. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Lakeland S.T.A.R.S. program and discussions regarding the County's School Facilities Surcharge.
- Proposed projects for the City’s $288,975.77 Program Open Space allocation for FY ’22
- Discussion of jurisdiction for Wake Forest Path and dedicated rights-of-way policy
- Discussion of the County’s School Facilities Surcharge
- Proclamation for Pride Month
- Proclamation for Immigrant Heritage Month
Restorative Justice Steering Committee
The committee is meeting to establish group norms and review its official charge from the City Council. Members will discuss the definition of restorative justice and the creation of subcommittees.
- Review of Committee Charge from City Council
- Definition of Restorative Justice
- Discussion of establishment of subcommittees
- Discussion of shared communication/information platform
- Discussion of meeting day/time changes
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are meeting to discuss the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2022 General Fund, Capital Projects Fund, and Debt Service Fund budgets. The body is also considering ordinances regarding bulk trash fee waivers and prohibited vehicle notifications.
- Ordinance 21-O-06: Proposed waiver of bulk trash collection fees for residents facing hardships
- Ordinance 21-O-08: Proposed resident notification for prohibited vehicle ordinance exemption requests
- Contract award of $146,820.52 to Contracting Specialists, Incorporated - DC for Old Parish House Masonry Restoration
- Approval of a community basketball court at the southwest corner of the Calvert Road School property
- Proposed 5-year contract with Enterprise Fleet Management for sedans and mid-size trucks
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council will hold a worksession to discuss the city tax rate and budget implications of adopting the constant yield rate. The body will also consider a school facility surcharge waiver for a student housing project.
- Request for recommendation of waiver of School Facility Surcharge for the Aspen/Maryland student housing project on Knox Road
- Discussion of City tax rate and budget changes regarding the constant yield rate
- Presentation from WMATA on summer closure of Metro Green Line stations
- Discussion of a proposed basketball court at Calvert Road Playground
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council will hold a worksession to discuss the city tax rate and budget changes. The meeting includes a presentation from WMATA regarding the summer closure of Metro Green Line stations and a request for a school facility surcharge waiver for a student housing project.
- WMATA presentation on Green Line station closures from May 29 to September 6, 2021
- Request for recommendation of School Facility Surcharge waiver for the Aspen/Maryland student housing project on Knox Road
- Discussion of proposed basketball court at Calvert Road Playground
- Discussion of City tax rate and budget changes if the constant yield rate is adopted
- Presentation by 20 outstanding essayists for the 'If I Were Mayor, I Would...' contest
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are holding public hearings to adopt the Fiscal Year 2022 budgets and discuss a proposed real property tax rate of $0.325 per $100 of assessment. The body is also considering several contracts and ordinances related to city services and trash collection.
- Public hearing on FY '22 Budget Ordinance 21-O-7 and Constant Yield Tax Rate
- Proposed real property tax rate of $0.325 per $100 of assessment
- Contract award of $100,957.74 to Mead and Hunt for Hollywood Road Sidewalk design
- Contract amendment not to exceed $70,000 with MCCi for Laserfiche scanning services
- Proposed free parking in Downtown Parking Garage on summer Saturdays and weeknights after 5:00 p.m. (May 23 to August 22, 2021)
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are discussing a transition from purchasing to leasing city fleet vehicles and amending the bulk trash ordinance to allow fee waivers for residents in hardship situations. The body is also reviewing notification requirements for vehicle ordinance exemptions and summer camp scholarship expansions.
- Proposed 5-year lease for 4 light trucks and 1 electric sedan not to exceed $160,000
- Proposed amendment to Ordinance 20-O-02 to allow bulk trash fee waivers for hardships
- Discussion on requiring resident notification for prohibited vehicle ordinance exemption requests
- Proposed expansion of summer camp scholarships to include Park and Planning and Prince George’s County Community College
- Possible special session to approve the City Manager’s Contract
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council will hold a worksession to discuss city vehicle procurement and updates to trash and vehicle ordinances. The body will also consider expanding summer camp scholarships and the City Manager's contract.
- Discussion on leasing fleet vehicles instead of purchasing
- Proposed amendment to Ordinance 20-O-02 to allow bulk trash fee waivers for hardships
- Discussion on resident notification for prohibited vehicle ordinance exemption requests
- Possible expansion of summer camp scholarships to Park and Planning and Prince George’s County Community College
- Possible approval of the City Manager’s Contract
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are meeting to discuss the Fiscal Year 2022 budget and potential permit-restricted parking in the Berwyn community. The body will also consider updates to tree and landscape maintenance codes and review a street lighting proposal from Pepco.
- Introduction of FY '22 Budget Ordinance 21-O-7 for General Fund, Capital Projects Fund, and Debt Service Fund
- Public hearing and consideration of permit-restricted parking on Osage Street and Pontiac Street (between Osage Street and 49th Avenue)
- Ordinance 21-O-05 to amend Chapter 179 regarding Tree and Landscape Maintenance and delete references to the Animal Control Board
- Approval of City comments on Pepco’s street lighting proposal
- Arbor Day Proclamation
Mayor & City Council
The City of College Park is reviewing budget revisions to include expected American Rescue Plan Act funds. These funds are intended to recover revenue lost due to the COVID-19 pandemic and support various city projects.
- Update on FY'22 budget revisions regarding American Rescue Plan funding
- Discussion of Calvert Road and Hollywood Road Post Offices
- M-NCPPC update on airport tree trimming and removal
- Urban Tree Protection Policy recommendations from the Tree and Landscape Board
- Terrapin Development Company presentation on Parcels B and C in the Discovery District
Mayor & City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss the Baltimore-Washington Rapid Rail SC MAGLEV project and a revitalization tax credit for student housing. The agenda also includes several liquor license support letters and updates to city ordinances.
- Revitalization Tax Credit for the Gilbane/Tempo Student Housing Project at 8430 Baltimore Avenue
- Presentation on the Baltimore-Washington Rapid Rail SC MAGLEV project
- Liquor license support for Milk & Honey College Park, LLC at 10280 Baltimore Avenue
- Liquor license support for Ledo Restaurant at 4509 Knox Road
- Variance application for 6908 Dartmouth Avenue regarding lot coverage
Mayor & City Council
The City Council will hold a worksession to review several municipal projects and agreements. Topics include a buffered bike lane project on Rhode Island Avenue, a liquor license agreement for Milk & Honey, and a report on the Bulk Trash pilot program.
- Presentation of 50% design plans for Rhode Island Avenue buffered bike lanes
- Review of Property Use Agreement for Milk & Honey at 10280 Baltimore Avenue
- One-year report on the Bulk Trash pilot program
- Discussion regarding Hollywood Farmers Market license and insurance
- Proposed changes to advisory boards and policy documents
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council will hold a worksession to review several city projects and agreements. Topics include a buffered bike lane project on Rhode Island Avenue and a one-year report on the Bulk Trash pilot.
- Presentation by RK&K on the Rhode Island Avenue buffered bike lane project
- Review of Class B Beer, Wine and Liquor License application for Milk & Honey at 10280 Baltimore Avenue
- One-year report on the Bulk Trash pilot
- Hollywood Farmers Market license agreement and insurance review
- Proposed changes to advisory boards and Policy and Procedures document
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council are reviewing proposed budgets for the General Fund, Debt Service Fund, and Capital Projects Fund. The session includes departmental reviews and discussions on specific capital improvement projects.
- Proposed budget for General Government and Administration, including a new City Hall
- Public Services budget including CCTV and parking enforcement equipment
- Planning and Community Development projects for Duvall Field and Rhode Island Ave. bike lane
- Engineering Services projects for Complete & Green Streets and pavement management
- Public Works projects for CP Woods property acquisition and a dog park
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council are holding public hearings to amend the City Charter and election ordinances. These changes address general election dates, runoff flexibility, and absentee ballot filing deadlines. The body will also consider a contract for IT services and a student housing project.
- Charter Resolution 21-CR-01 and Ordinance 21-O-04 regarding election dates and absentee balloting
- Amended contract with Volta Inc. for IT services at $5,455 per month
- Detailed Site Plan 20031 for Aspen/Maryland student housing project
- Award of contract for Hollywood Streetscape Construction
- Proposed permit-restricted parking on Pontiac Street and Osage Street
Mayor & City Council
The provided document is a bid proposal from Price Modern LLC in response to Request for Proposal CP-21-07. The proposal outlines furniture specifications and pricing for renovations at City Hall and the University of Maryland, College Park.
- Bid for City of College Park: $213,562.27 (Option 1), $188,521.50 (Option 2), $700,266.10 (Option 3)
- Bid for University of Maryland: $637,235.06 (Option 1)
- Request for Proposal CP-21-07 for Basis of Design Furniture Specifications
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and City Council will hold a worksession to discuss student housing projects and the Education Advisory Committee's workplan. The body will also hold a special session to award a furniture contract for City Hall.
- Contract award to Price Modern for City Hall furniture not to exceed $2,406,650 (City's portion not to exceed $875,672)
- Detailed Site Plan (DSP-20031) for student housing at 4205 and 4206 Knox Road
- Discussion of Revitalization Tax Credit for the Tempo Student Housing Project
- Review of Education Advisory Committee's annual workplan
- Closed session to review applications for the Restorative Justice Steering Committee
Ethics Commission
The Ethics Commission is meeting to review financial disclosure statements from city officials and staff. The body will also provide a recommendation to the Mayor and Council on updating the City Ethics Code to align with Maryland Law.
- Review of Financial Disclosure Statements regarding conflicts of interest and gifts
- Requirement for Executive Director of College Park Housing Authority to file annual Financial Disclosure Statement
- Recommendation to Mayor and Council on City Ethics Code updates
- Election of Commission Chair for a one-year term
- Review of FY ’22 budget parameters
Ethics Commission
The Ethics Commission will meet to discuss updates to financial disclosure forms for candidates and elected officials. The agenda also includes the oath of office for Frank Rose administered by Mayor Patrick Wojahn. A scheduled closed session was determined to be unnecessary and will not be held.
- Oath of office for Frank Rose
- Discussion of Form #1 Elected Officials financial disclosure changes
- Discussion of Form #2 Candidates financial disclosure changes