Agenda - Housing & Economic Development Committee

City Council

City Hall, Room 408

100 North Holliday Street

Baltimore, Maryland 21202

City of Baltimore

Meeting Agenda - Final

Housing & Economic Development Committee

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

5:15 PM

Virtual/Du Burns Council Chamber, 4th floor,

City Hall, Phone: #1-408-418-9388, Access

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26-0215, 26-0162, LO25-0031 and LO25-0034

CALL TO ORDER

INTRODUCTIONS

ATTENDANCE

ROLL CALL

ITEMS SCHEDULED FOR PUBLIC HEARING

26-0215

Rental Dwellings – Pricing Algorithm Use – Disclosure

FOR the purpose of requiring a landlord to disclose certain information

regarding rental fees to current and prospective tenants; defining certain

terms, establishing certain penalties; and granting the Department of

Housing and Community Development authority to promulgate certain

rules and regulations.

Sponsors:

Paris Gray, Ryan Dorsey, Sharon Green Middleton, John Bullock, Zac Blanchard,

Odette Ramos, Mark Conway, James Torrence, Phylicia Porter

26-0162

Sale of Property – 221-233 N Gay Street, 300 N Front Street, 320 N

Front Street, and 332 N Front Street

FOR the purpose of authorizing the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore

to sell, at either public or private sale, all its interest in certain property

that is located at 221-233 N Gay Street (Block 1306C, Lot 23), 300 N

Front Street (Block 1306C, Lot 11), 320 N Front Street (Block 1306C,

Lot 14), and 332 N Front Street (Block 1306C, Lot 18) and is no longer

needed for public use; and providing for a special effective date.

Sponsors:

City Council President (Office of the Comptroller)

LO25-0031

Vacant Land Use & Resident-Led Solutions

For the purpose of: calling relevant City Agencies and Representatives,

as well as 3rd party stakeholders, to review and discuss the uses and

opportunities that vacant properties can contribute to. Topics will

include, but are not limited to: Community-led reuse, greening,

stewardship, urban agriculture, & land trusts.

Sponsors:

James Torrence

LO25-0034

Code Enforcement & Inspector Accountability

For the purpose of: calling relevant City Agencies and Representatives,

as well as 3rd party stakeholders to review and conduct oversight on the

Code Enforcement process in the City Of Baltimore. This will include

accountability of Code Inspectors, the consistency with which the code

is enforced, hearing about working conditions, staffing constraints and

other concerns.

Sponsors:

James Torrence

ADJOURNMENT

THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC