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Finance Committee

February 19, 2025 ·10:30 AM Final ·Regular Meeting

Mayor John T. Chambers, Jr. City Council Chambers

Agenda — 27 items

  1. 1 Call To Order
  2. 2 Roll Call
  3. 3 Approval of Agenda (any changes to the agenda should be made here) adopt as amended Pass
  4. 4 Business and Miscellaneous
  5. 5 Approval of Minutes
  6. 6 Special Meeting Minutes FC 1.22.25 approve Pass
  7. 7 Fund Transfers
  8. 8 General/Affordable Housing Trust - Transfer - Office of Community Services/Department of Planning & Zoning FT-7-25 recommend favorably Pass
  9. 9 General - Department of Public Works - Contractual Services/Supplies and Others (Snow and Ice) FT-8-25 recommend favorably Pass
  10. 10 Supplemental Appropriations
  11. 10 Transportation - Supplies and Others/Contractual Services - Operations/Maintenance FT-9-25 recommend favorably Pass
  12. 11 Capital Fund - Department of Public Works - Donation from Barish Foundation SA-26-25
  13. 12 General Fund - Planning & Zoning - Reserve for one time uses SA-27-25 recommend favorably Pass
  14. 12 Capital Fund - Department of Public Works - Donation from Barish Foundation SA-26-25 recommend favorably Pass
  15. 13 Legislation
  16. 14 WRNR Radio Tower Lease With the City - For the purpose of entering a ground lease of the City-owned radio tower located at 25 Silopanna Road with Cortona Media LLC dba WRNR Radio, a Maryland limited liability company; and all matters relating to said lease. O-2-25 recommend favorably Pass
  17. 15 Outdoor Dining Requirements in Annapolis - For the purpose of codifying and consolidating the City's outdoor dining programs; defining outdoor dining and its different types; requiring permits for outdoor dining; setting common standards for outdoor dining; creating a fund for outdoor dining permit fees to be used for alternative transportation options when restaurants use their parking lot for outdoor dining; making technical corrections to the various code sections to conform with the outdoor dining section; and generally dealing with restaurant standards for outdoor dining. O-10-24 Recommend Favorably-Amendment Pass
  18. 16 Thompson Street Park - For the purpose of designating specific City of Annapolis-owned property as a street-end park; naming the street-end park at the southeast end of Thompson Street the “Thompson Street Park”; and generally relating to park amenities. R-1-25 recommend favorably Pass
  19. 17 Demonstration Program to Build Green Roofs on City Bus Shelters - For the purpose of requiring the City Manager to establish a demonstration program to evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of green roof bus shelters; and to include that project in the Fiscal Year 2026 City budget; and generally related to the establishment of eco-friendly bus shelters. R-2-25 recommend favorably Pass
  20. 18 Non-Profit Vendors During Fall 2025 Boat Shows For the purpose of authorizing sales by certain vendors in the City Dock area of the Historic District during the Fall 2025 U.S. Sailboat and Powerboat Shows. R-6-25 recommend favorably Pass
  21. 19 Itinerant Merchant Sales in the Historic District During Calendar Year 2025 For the purpose of authorizing hawker, peddler, and itinerant merchant sales in the Historic District in conjunction with certain special events during calendar year 2025. R-7-25 Recommend Favorably-Amendment Pass
  22. 20 FY 2025 Changes to Executive Pay Ranges - For the purpose of updating the Fiscal Year 2025 annual position classifications and grades; and specifying an effective date. R-53-24 recommend favorably Pass
  23. 21 General Discussion
  24. 22 HR Update (hiring status for new positons in the previous budget) ID-41-25 postpone Pass
  25. 23 Finance Department Update ID-18-25
  26. 24 Adjournment
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