Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee

Committee Room 2027

Agenda — 17 items

1. 1 VIEW USING THE LINK PROVIDED AT: https://pgccouncil.us/LIVE ▶ jump to 0:01
2. 2 ORDER OF PROCEEDING
3. 3 CALL TO ORDER ▶ jump to 0:03
4. 4 APPOINTMENTS ▶ jump to 0:44
5. 4 Meeting was called to order by Chair Olson at 10:05 AM with 3 members present. Council Member Fisher arrived at 10:22 AM. Vice Chair Harrison was excused. Other Council Members present: Ivey Oriadha
6. 5 Appointments of the following individuals to the Solid Waste Advisory Commission: Mr. David Brosch Reappointment Term Expiration: 11/5/2027 Mr. Mouhaman S. Kola Reappointment Term Expiration: 11/5/2026 Mr. Jonathan P. Madagu Reappointment Term Expiration: 11/5/2026 Ms. Nancy J. Meyer Reappointment Term Expiration: 11/5/2026 Ms. Barbara T. Sollner-Webb Reappointment Term Expiration: 11/5/2027 APPT-22-24 Favorably recommended Pass ▶ jump to 12:05
7. 6 BRIEFING ▶ jump to 12:38
8. 7 Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission Spending Affordability Guidelines BR 10102024 Briefing held ▶ jump to 28:04
9. 8 LEGISLATION ▶ jump to 28:20
10. 9 AN ACT CONCERNING NOISE CONTROL for the purpose of clarifying the County noise policy; providing for a certain definition; providing for maximum allowable noise levels; repealing waivers and certain regulations and fees for noise level and noise disturbance standards for construction; repealing certain exceptions; providing for certain exemptions; providing for increased penalties; providing for changes for certain civil citation; providing for the issuance of regulations establishing the equipment and techniques used to measure vibrations effective on a certain date; and generally regarding noise control. CB-073-2024 Favorably recommended with amendments Pass ▶ jump to 71:58
11. 10 AN ACT CONCERNING WOODLAND AND WILDLIFE HABITAT CONSERVATION ORDINANCE for the purpose of revising the validity and grandfathering and notification requirements in the existing subtitle; and generally regarding woodland and wildlife habitat conservation. CB-077-2024 Favorably recommended with amendments Pass ▶ jump to 142:14
12. 11 AN ACT CONCERNING STOP SIGN MONITORING SYSTEMS - SCHOOL ZONES - AUTHORIZATION For the purpose of authorizing and implementing the use of stop sign monitoring systems on State and local highways located in Prince George’s County in a school zone to record violations of State law requiring obedience to stop signs pursuant to Md. Code Transportation Article Section 21-707, made a part hereof and set forth wholly within this Act; making this Act an emergency bill; providing for the effective date of this Act; providing for the adoption of this Act; and other related provisions to the use and enforcement of stop sign monitoring systems in Prince George’s County. CB-084-2024 Favorably recommended with amendments Pass ▶ jump to 88:49
13. 12 AN ACT CONCERNING BUSINESSES AND LICENSES - SHOPPING CART CONTROL for the purpose of keeping shopping carts out of communities by requiring retail businesses to label and equip shopping carts with control devices; imposing penalties on non-complaint businesses; providing for appeals of such penalties; and authorizing the promulgation of implementing regulations. CB-098-2024 Favorably recommended with amendments Pass ▶ jump to 64:04
14. 13 AN ACT CONCERNING REFUSE COLLECTION - CONTAINERS [LOCKS] for the purpose of [providing that every approved commercially available type of container, including dumpsters, shall have a lock to secure the trash and control any overflow before it is properly dumped, pursuant to the terms of this Subdivision;] providing for the storage of refuse, complaints, and fines; and generally regarding refuse. CB-046-2024 Favorably recommended with amendments Pass ▶ jump to 112:59
15. 14 AN ACT CONCERNING REPORTING for the purpose of providing for certain reporting requirements of the Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement on a quarterly basis; and generally relating to the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement. CB-056-2024 Held in Committee Pass ▶ jump to 65:25
16. 15 ADJOURN adjourned Pass ▶ jump to 142:56
17. 17 Others Present: Kenneth Battle, Committee Director Kathy Canning, Legislative Attorney Reese Espy Glassman, Legislative Attorney Eric Irving, Administrative Specialist Alex Hirtle, Budget, and Policy Analysis David Noto, Budget, and Policy Analysis Sakinda Skinner, Council Liaison Terry Bell. Office of Law Office of Communication Michael Royer, Multimedia Specialist Langley Wiggins, Multimedia Specialist Lawanda M. Harris, Communication Specialist Leonard Moses, Legislative Assistant James Walker Bey, Zoning Assistant Miriam Brewer, CEX David Brosch, SWAC Mouhaman S. Kola, SWAC Jonathan P. Madagu, SWAC Nancy J. Meyer, SWAC Barbara T. Sollner-Webb, SWAC Lori Parris, DPIE Kisha Powell, WSSC Munetsi Musara, WSSC Akilie Tesfaye, WSSC Angie Rogers, DCAO Andrea Crooms, DOE Adriana Calarelli, DOE Dawn Hawkins-Nixon, DOE Major Anthony Cline, Police Department Sarah Price