City Council

Mayor John T. Chambers, Jr. City Council Chambers

Agenda — 40 items

1. 1 Call To Order
2. 2 Innovation
3. 3 Pledge of Allegiance
4. 4 Roll Call
5. 5 Approval of Agenda
6. 6 Ceremonial Items
7. 7 Citation: Response to Annapolis Light House Shelter Fire · Annapolis Fire Department · Office of Emergency Management · Office of Community Services · Transportation Department · Recreation and Parks Department · Light House Shelter · American Red Cross · Bread & Butter Kitchen ID-29-24
8. 8 PETITIONS, REPORTS & COMMUNICATIONS
9. 9 Update from Mayor
10. 10 Reports by Committees
11. 11 Comments by the General Public
12. 12 CONSENT CALENDAR
13. 13 Appointments
14. 13 Approval of the Consent Calendar approve Pass
15. 14 Appointment - Mr. Eric Elston - Heritage Commission approve Pass
16. 15 Appointment - Rick Nelson - Maritime Advisory Board approve Pass
17. 16 Appointment - Mr. Devin M. Neil - Recreation Advisory Board approve Pass
18. 17 End of Consent Calendar
19. 18 BUSINESS & MISCELLANEOUS
20. 19 Supplemental Appropriations $50,000 & Above
21. 20 Transportation - Administration - Parking Fund Balance
22. 21 PUBLIC HEARING
23. 22 Ordinance
24. 23 City Building Code Updates - For the purpose of adapting the City building codes to Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR), Maryland statutes, and Maryland state building requirements and recommendations; integrating the model codes into City Code; modifying state and national recommendations to best fit the local needs of Annapolis; and generally dealing with City Code updates for building and construction. O-1-24
25. 24 LEGISLATIVE ACTION
26. 25 FIRST READER(S)
27. 26 Resolutions
28. 27 Restaurant Parking Lot Usage Pilot Program Extension for Outdoor Dining - For the purpose of directing the City Manager to extend the Annapolis Outdoor Dining Pilot Program, allowing restaurants to use privately-owned parking lots for outdoor dining for one year. R-2-24
29. 28 Sister City Relationship with the City of Yuzhne in Ukraine - For the purpose of authorizing a sister city relationship between the City of Annapolis and the City of Yuzhne in Ukraine. R-3-24
30. 29 SECOND READERS
31. 30 Ordinances
32. 31 City Noise Prohibitions and Enforcement - For the purpose of updating the Annapolis City Code noise prohibition section by adding a ban on certain noise in residential areas; expanding enforcement; and generally related to noise prohibitions.
33. 32 Food Truck Parking and Mobile Food Service in the City of Annapolis - For the purpose of allowing mobile food service vendors, also called "food trucks," to park for food service outside the historic district on private, non-residential property and public property if they have the property owner's permission; requiring food trucks to limit noise, pick up trash and not block public accessways; general copyediting of the code section; and generally related to mobile food service vendor requirements.
34. 33 Short-term Rental Licenses and Regulations - For the purpose of clarifying and limiting local eligibility requirements for a short-term rental operator’s license; providing definitions; making technical corrections; and generally relating to a rental operator’s license.
35. 34 Street End Park Hours - For the purpose of setting hours when the public may use a street end park in the City of Annapolis; and generally related to public peace and order.
36. 35 Resolutions
37. 36 Fines for Violating Annapolis Noise Restrictions - For the purpose of increasing the fine for repeat violations of the City of Annapolis noise restrictions; and generally dealing with public peace and order section of the City Code.
38. 37 Budget Process Timeline for Fiscal Year 2025 - For the purpose of approving a timeline for the Fiscal Year 2025 budget development and approval process.
39. 38 ADJOURNMENT
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