Housing & Economic Development Committee
Virtual/Du Burns Council Chamber, 4th floor, City Hall, Phone: #1-408-418-9388, Access code: 2332 673 3659, Password: Public, Link: https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=m4097c0970453592c7ac1fc6e39ff531c
Agenda — 10 items
- 1 CALL TO ORDER
- 2 INTRODUCTIONS
- 3 ITEMS SCHEDULED FOR PUBLIC HEARING
- 4 Landmark List – Juanita Jackson Mitchell Law Offices FOR the purpose of designating the Juanita Jackson Mitchell Law Offices, located at 1239 Druid Hill Avenue, as a historical landmark: exterior; providing for a special effective date; and honoring the legacy of Juanita Jackson Mitchell.
- 5 Department of Housing and Community Development – Disposition of Property – Exemption for Property Less Than $25,000 FOR the purpose of exempting dispositions by the Department of Housing and Community Development of property valued at less than $25,000 from requiring approval of the Board of Estimates; and requiring a monthly report by the Department of Housing and Community Development of all dispositions of property worth less than $25,000.
- 6 Study and Report – Licensing and Registration Status of Non Owner Occupied Rental Dwelling Units FOR the purpose of requiring the Department of Housing and Community Development, the Department of Planning, and the Department of Finance to submit a report to the Mayor and City Council that details the licensing and registration status of all non-owner-occupied dwelling units in the City, the number of non-owner-occupied dwelling units in the City and each Council District, the number of non-owner-occupied dwelling units that meet certain requirements of the Code, the number of non owner occupied dwelling units that have been cited for failure to comply with certain requirements of the Code, and the number of non owner-occupied dwelling units that are owned by City residents.
- 7 Financing for Vacant & Abandoned Properties For the purpose of: calling relevant City Agencies and Representatives, as well as 3rd party stakeholders to review and discuss the City’s policies around & implementation of the financing of the Mayor’s $3 billion strategy to address vacant housing in the City.
- 8 Tax Sale Reform & Vacancy PreventionFor the purpose of: calling relevant City Agencies and Representatives, as well as 3rd party stakeholders to review and discuss how the City of Baltimore can encourage housing and properties to stay in productive use. Topics will include but not be limited to: Tax sale reforms, churn reduction, homeowner protections, & equitable ownership strategies.
- 9 ADJOURNMENT
- 10 THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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