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February 9, 2026 ·7:00 PM Final ·Regular Meeting

Mayor John T. Chambers, Jr. City Council Chambers

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Agenda — 42 items

  1. 1 Call To Order
  2. 2 Roll Call
  3. 3 Moment of Silence
  4. 3 Pledge of Allegiance
  5. 4 Roll Call
  6. 5 Approval of Agenda approve Pass
  7. 6 Ceremonial Items
  8. 6 Closed Session Statement: free form
  9. 7 Proclamation honoring Ellen O. Moyer, former Annapolis mayor ID-35-26 presented
  10. 8 PETITIONS, REPORTS & COMMUNICATIONS
  11. 9 Update from Mayor presented
  12. 10 Reports by Committees free form
  13. 11 Comments by the General Public Mayor Littmann declared comments closed
  14. 12 Council Discussion
  15. 13 Houseboats & House Barges ID-36-26 presented
  16. 14 Short-term Rental Enforcement ID-37-26 presented
  17. 15 CONSENT CALENDAR
  18. 16 Approval of Journal Proceedings
  19. 17 Regular Meeting Minutes CCM 1.12.26 approve Pass
  20. 18 End of Consent Calendar
  21. 18 Approval of the Consent Calendar approve Pass
  22. 19 LEGISLATIVE ACTION
  23. 20 FIRST READERS
  24. 21 Ordinances
  25. 22 Mooring Requirements in City Waters For the purpose of clarifying that moorings may not be installed within 75 feet of another mooring or a structure rather than applying the 75 foot measurement from the moored vessel and clarifying that all transient mooring balls are owned by the City and are not private; allowing the Harbormaster to adopt rules and regulations consistent with Title 15 of the Code of the City of Annapolis as to the types and lengths of vessels that may use any mooring in City waters; updating the definition of "mooring(s)"; and generally related to mooring requirements in City waters. O-2-26 adopt on first reader Pass
  26. 23 Resolutions
  27. 24 Extending the Public Paddlecraft Rack Pilot Project For the purpose of extending a City of Annapolis pilot project; allowing a public paddlecraft rack in a street-end city park located on the City's waterfront; lowering the paddlecraft rack fee; and generally related to the paddlecraft pilot project. R-4-26 adopt on first reader Pass
  28. 25 page break
  29. 25 Mooring Requirements in City Waters For the purpose of clarifying that moorings may not be installed within 75 feet of another mooring or a structure rather than applying the 75 foot measurement from the moored vessel and clarifying that all transient mooring balls are owned by the City and are not private; allowing the Harbormaster to adopt rules and regulations consistent with Title 15 of the Code of the City of Annapolis as to the types and lengths of vessels that may use any mooring in City waters; updating the definition of "mooring(s)"; and generally related to mooring requirements in City waters. O-2-26 refer
  30. 26 SECOND READERS
  31. 26 Mooring Requirements in City Waters For the purpose of clarifying that moorings may not be installed within 75 feet of another mooring or a structure rather than applying the 75 foot measurement from the moored vessel and clarifying that all transient mooring balls are owned by the City and are not private; allowing the Harbormaster to adopt rules and regulations consistent with Title 15 of the Code of the City of Annapolis as to the types and lengths of vessels that may use any mooring in City waters; updating the definition of "mooring(s)"; and generally related to mooring requirements in City waters. O-2-26 refer
  32. 27 Ordinances
  33. 27 Mooring Requirements in City Waters For the purpose of clarifying that moorings may not be installed within 75 feet of another mooring or a structure rather than applying the 75 foot measurement from the moored vessel and clarifying that all transient mooring balls are owned by the City and are not private; allowing the Harbormaster to adopt rules and regulations consistent with Title 15 of the Code of the City of Annapolis as to the types and lengths of vessels that may use any mooring in City waters; updating the definition of "mooring(s)"; and generally related to mooring requirements in City waters. O-2-26 refer
  34. 28 FY 2026 Changes in Exempt Service Job Classification For the purpose of updating the classification grades for City employees in exempt service positions; and generally related to City employee salaries for exempt service positions. O-41-25 adopt on second reader Pass
  35. 29 ADJOURNMENT
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  37. 30 Extending the Public Paddlecraft Rack Pilot Project For the purpose of extending a City of Annapolis pilot project; allowing a public paddlecraft rack in a street-end city park located on the City's waterfront; lowering the paddlecraft rack fee; and generally related to the paddlecraft pilot project. R-4-26 refer
  38. 31 Extending the Public Paddlecraft Rack Pilot Project For the purpose of extending a City of Annapolis pilot project; allowing a public paddlecraft rack in a street-end city park located on the City's waterfront; lowering the paddlecraft rack fee; and generally related to the paddlecraft pilot project. R-4-26 refer
  39. 35 FY 2026 Changes in Exempt Service Job Classification For the purpose of updating the classification grades for City employees in exempt service positions; and generally related to City employee salaries for exempt service positions. O-41-25 postpone Fail
  40. 36 FY 2026 Changes in Exempt Service Job Classification For the purpose of updating the classification grades for City employees in exempt service positions; and generally related to City employee salaries for exempt service positions. O-41-25 amend Fail
  41. 37 FY 2026 Changes in Exempt Service Job Classification For the purpose of updating the classification grades for City employees in exempt service positions; and generally related to City employee salaries for exempt service positions. O-41-25
  42. 38 FY 2026 Changes in Exempt Service Job Classification For the purpose of updating the classification grades for City employees in exempt service positions; and generally related to City employee salaries for exempt service positions. O-41-25 adopt on third reader Pass