Economic Matters Committee

Mayor John T. Chambers Jr., City Council Chambers

Agenda — 17 items

1. 1 Call To Order
2. 2 Roll Call
3. 3 Approval of Agenda (any changes to the agenda should be made here)
4. 4 Business and Miscellaneous
5. 4 Approval of Agenda (any changes to the agenda should be made here)
6. 5 Approval of Minutes
7. 6 Regular Meeting Minutes EMC 7.1.26
8. 7 General Discussion
9. 8 New Maritime District Business Update ID-45-26
10. 9 Legislation
11. 10 Allowing Long-Term Room Rentals in Private Homes For the purpose of establishing a regulatory framework permitting rooming houses (boarding houses) as long-term rentals in private residences; providing for licensing, operational standards, and zoning approval; ensuring compliance with applicable Maryland state law and the City of Annapolis housing code; updating definitions and use tables in Title 21 to include “rooming house”; and generally relating to rooming houses. O-11-26
12. 11 Mobile Food Service Vendors - Historic District Special Events For the purpose of restoring the operation of mobile food service vendors in the City's Historic District to permit their participation in a special event organized by a qualifying business association, as well as a special event organized by the City; and generally relating to the areas of operation of mobile food service vendors. O-25-26
13. 12 The Establishment of the Annapolis Main Street Advisory Task Force For the purpose of creating a temporary advisory task force to guide the Annapolis Main Street Program during its interim management by the Office of Economic Development; authorizing task force members to participate in establishing and serving on the board of a new independent entity, which will become the new management organization for the Annapolis Main Street Program; and providing for simultaneous operation of the task force and the newly created entity during the transition period when the Office of Economic Development manages the Annapolis Main Street Program. R-34-26
14. 13 General Discussion
15. 14 Economic Development Update ID-8-26
16. 15 Adjournment
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