City of Baltimore  
City Council  
City Hall, Room 408  
100 North Holliday Street  
Baltimore, Maryland 21202  
Meeting Agenda - Final  
Monday, June 24, 2024  
5:00 PM  
City Hall, 4th Floor, Du Burns Chambers  
Baltimore City Council  
Nicholas J. Mosby, President of the Council - District 1: Zeke Cohen - District 2:  
Danielle N. McCray - District 3: Ryan Dorsey - District 4: Mark Conway - District 5:  
Isaac "Yitzy" Schleifer - District 6: Sharon Green Middleton - District 7: James  
Torrence - District 8: Kristerfer Burnett - District 9: John T. Bullock - District 10:  
Phylicia Porter - District 11: Eric T. Costello - District 12: Robert Stokes, Sr. - District  
13: Antonio Glover - District 14: Odette Ramos  
Call to Order  
Invocation  
Pastor Alvin Gwynn, Leadenhall Baptist Church  
Pledge of Allegiance  
Showcase Baltimore  
Recognizing Chloé Nicole  
Roll Call  
Approval of the Journal  
Special Meeting - 6/17/24 - 5PM  
Communications from the Mayor  
Bills Signed by the Mayor  
June 20, 2024 and June 24, 2024  
Children Youth and Families - Youth Commission - Amendment  
For the purpose of amending the composition of the Youth Commission; providing for  
the compensation of Commission members; providing for the selection of certain  
officers; establishing the Executive Committee; providing for the membership and  
duties of the Executive Committee; requiring the adoption of a constitution and  
bylaws; updating the powers and duties of the Commission; providing for staff to the  
Commission; requiring agency cooperation with the Commission; and generally  
related to amending certain provisions related to the Commission.  
Sponsors:  
Sharon Green Middleton, Robert Stokes, Sr., President Nicholas J. Mosby, Zeke Cohen  
Ordinance of Estimates for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2025  
For the purpose of providing the appropriations estimated to be needed by each  
agency of the City of Baltimore for operating programs and capital projects during the  
Fiscal 2025 year.  
Sponsors:  
City Council President (Administration)  
Annual Property Tax - Fiscal Year 2025  
For the purpose of providing a tax for the use of the Mayor and City Council of  
Baltimore for the period July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025; and setting the  
semiannual payment service charge for that period.  
Sponsors:  
City Council President (Administration)  
Operating Budget for the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners for  
the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2025  
For the purpose of approving the budget estimated to be needed for the Baltimore  
City Board of School Commissioners for operating programs during Fiscal 2025;  
providing for certification of the approved budget to the State Superintendent of  
Schools; and providing for a special effective date.  
Sponsors:  
Administration City Council  
Executive Nominations  
Mansur Abdul-Malik  
Member - Baltimore City Inclusionary Housing Board - District 8  
RULES AND LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE  
Margaret Allen  
Member - Baltimore City Inclusionary Housing Board - District 4  
RULES AND LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE  
Haki Shakur Ammi  
Member - Civilian Review Board - District 8  
RULES AND LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE  
Ronnie Brown  
Member - Civilian Review Board - District 4  
RULES AND LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE  
Catheryn Debevec  
Member - LGBTQ Commission - District 12  
RULES AND LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE  
Shannon Harris  
Member - Civilian Review Board - District 11  
RULES AND LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE  
Aaron Maybin  
Member - Civilian Review Board - District 9  
RULES AND LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE  
Bills Introduced  
Mayor’s Anti-Animal Abuse Advisory Commission - Amendments  
For the purpose of amending the composition of the Mayor’s Anti-Animal Abuse  
Advisory Commission; altering procedures for meetings of the Commission; providing  
for staff to the Commission; providing for a special effective date; and generally  
relating to the Mayor’s Anti-Animal Abuse Advisory Commission.  
Sponsors:  
Administration City Council  
ORDINANCE  
At the request of: The Administration  
HEALTH, ENVIRONMENT, AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE  
Building, Fire, and Related Codes - Corrective Amendment  
For the purpose of correcting an amendment regarding permit extensions made during  
the course of adopting the 2021 Edition of the Building, Fire, and Related Codes; and  
providing for a special effective date.  
Sponsors:  
City Council President (Administration)  
ORDINANCE  
At the request of: Department of Housing and Community Development  
RULES AND LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE  
Zoning - Educational Campus Districts - Bulk and Yard Regulations -  
Amendment  
For the purpose of increasing the minimum yard requirements in the EC-2 District;  
and providing for a special effective date.  
Sponsors:  
Odette Ramos  
ORDINANCE  
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE  
Fair Wages for Tipped Employees  
For the purpose of limiting and phasing out the amount of tip credit an employer may  
deduct from the hourly wage of a certain employee; requiring certain disclosures  
before an employer may charge a consumer a service fee; requiring an employer to  
submit a certain quarterly report to the Director of Finance; defining certain terms;  
and generally relating to fair wages for tipped employees.  
Sponsors:  
John T. Bullock  
ORDINANCE  
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE  
Zoning - Conditional Use - Parking Lot (Principal Use) - 1200 Brentwood  
Avenue  
For the purpose of permitting, subject to certain conditions, the establishment,  
maintenance, and operation of a principal use parking lot on the property known as  
1200 Brentwood Avenue (Block 1152, Lot, 026), as outlined in red on the  
accompanying plat; and providing for a special effective date.  
Sponsors:  
Robert Stokes, Sr.  
ORDINANCE  
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE  
Repeal of Ordinance 95-572, as Amended by Ordinance 96-096 - Planned  
Unit Development - Lighthouse Point  
For the purpose of repealing Ordinance 95-572, as amended by Ordinance 96-096,  
which designated certain properties a Business Planned Unit Development known as  
Lighthouse Point; and providing for a special effective date.  
Sponsors:  
Zeke Cohen  
ORDINANCE  
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE  
Resolutions Introduced  
Informational Hearing - Asset Forfeiture  
For the purpose of requiring the Baltimore City Police Department, and inviting the  
Office of State’s Attorney for Baltimore City, the Police Accountability Board, the  
Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office, and relevant stakeholders, to appear before the City  
Council to discuss Baltimore City Law enforcement’s polices and procedures for  
safeguarding, accounting for, and disposing of property it confiscates, including  
money, during the course of its work.  
Sponsors:  
Kristerfer Burnett, James Torrence  
RESOLUTION  
PUBLIC SAFETY AND GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE  
Declaring Baltimore City a Sanctuary for Individuals Receiving  
Gender-Affirming Care, Their Families, and Providers of Gender-Affirming  
Care  
For the purpose of declaring Baltimore City a sanctuary city for transgender and  
nonbinary individuals and calling on all units of City government receiving City funds  
to safeguard an individual’s right to gender-affirming health care by refraining from  
using City funds or resources to impose criminal punishment, civil liability,  
administrative penalties, or professional sanctions on recipients, the families of  
recipients, or providers of gender-affirming health care.  
Sponsors:  
Zeke Cohen  
RESOLUTION  
IMMEDIATE ADOPTION  
Honoring Carlton Ray Smith and Residents Impacted by the HIV/AIDS  
Epidemic  
For the purpose of honoring the advocacy of Carlton Ray Smith and affirming the  
City’s commitment to relentlessly pursuing funding to provide HIV/AIDS treatment  
and services to those in financial need.  
Sponsors:  
Zeke Cohen  
RESOLUTION  
IMMEDIATE ADOPTION  
Consent Calendar  
(See Section A at back of Agenda)  
2R Second Reader  
Education, Workforce, and Youth  
Informational Hearing - School-based Health Clinics  
For the purpose of inviting representatives from the Baltimore City Public School  
System, the Baltimore Health Department, the Maryland Department of Health, the  
Mayor’s Office of Children and Family Success, and other relevant stakeholders to  
discuss the development, expansion, and preservation of school-based health clinics  
throughout the Baltimore City Public School System.  
Sponsors:  
Phylicia Porter, John T. Bullock  
RECOMMEND FAVORABLE  
3R Third Reader  
Third Reader (for final passage)  
Footway Repairs - Citations and Billing  
For the purpose of altering the notice and appeal time lines for certain footway  
improvements, gradings, pavings, repavings, or repairs; excepting an assessment from  
bearing interest under certain circumstances; making conforming changes; and  
generally relating to the citation and billing process for footway repairs.  
Sponsors:  
Ryan Dorsey, John T. Bullock, Odette Ramos, Zeke Cohen, James Torrence  
Parking Facilitators and Taxes  
For the purpose of requiring online, mobile, and other third-party booking platforms  
for parking spaces to pay the City parking tax required by City Code Article 28,  
Subtitle 22 and defining certain terms.  
Sponsors:  
City Council President (Administration)  
Bills Withdrawn  
Charter Amendment - Department of Finance  
For the purpose of transferring the Department of Finance from Mayoral oversight to  
the Office of the Comptroller; and submitting this amendment to the qualified voters of  
the City for adoption or rejection.  
Sponsors:  
City Council President (Office of the Comptroller), Zeke Cohen  
Charter Amendment - Department of Audits  
For the purpose of transferring the Department of Audits from the Office of the  
Comptroller to the City Council; and submitting this amendment to the qualified voters  
of the City for adoption or rejection.  
Sponsors:  
City Council President (Office of the Comptroller)  
Clearing of the Bill Status  
Ordinances: 21-0048, 21-0163, 22-0253, 22-0283, 22-0288, 22-0320, 23-0329, 23-0364, 23-0376,  
23-0398, 23-0402, 23-0415, 23-0434, 23-0442, 23-0453, 23-0472  
Resolutions: 21-0004R, 21-0005R, 21-0027R, 21-0035R, 21-0046R, 21-0080R, 22-0095R, 22-0103R,  
22-0107R, 22-0108R, 22-0114R, 22-0126R, 22-0128R, 22-0129R, 22-0138R, 22-0143R, 22-0148R,  
23-0150R, 23-0152R, 23-0154R, 23-0157R, 23-0160R, 23-0163R, 23-0165R, 23-0176R, 23-0179R,  
23-0180R, 23-0181R, 23-0185R, 23-0195R  
Committee Announcements  
Announcements  
THE NEXT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL  
WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, JULY 22, 2024 AT 5:00 P.M.  
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