Resolutions Introduced
Informational Hearing - Workday Implementation Status
For the purpose of inviting representatives from the Department of
Finance, the Department of Human Resources, the Office of the City
Administrator, the Office of Information Technology, and the Bureau of
Budget and Management Research to brief the City Council on the status
of the Workday Finance platform for procurement services launched in
August 2022, including observed benefits or deficiencies, issues with
rollout or uptake, and other relevant considerations.
Request for City Action - Increase the Salary Range for Sanitation Workers
For the purpose of expressing support for the essential workers of
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
(AFSCME) Council 67 and Local 44 in their negotiation of a new contract
for sanitation workers and calling on the Mayor and Department of Public
Works to improve working conditions for sanitation workers, raise their
pay, and match or surpass the starting salary of local private contractors.
Request for State Action - Emergency Rental Assistance
For the purpose of calling upon the Governor and Maryland General
Assembly to allocate $175 million in fiscal year 2024 to help an estimated
17,000 Maryland families avoid eviction.
Consent Calendar
(See Section A at back of Agenda)
2R Second Reader
Economic and Community Development
Sarah Ann Street Historic District
For the purpose of designating the area located within certain boundaries
as the Sarah Ann Street Historic District.
Informational Hearing - Code Enforcement - Non-Residential Property
For the purpose of inviting representatives from the Department of Housing
and Community Development Code Enforcement Division and the
Department of Planning Division of Community Planning and Revitalization
to provide: (i) data detailing code violations at non-residential properties,
including unoccupied, vacant, and abandoned structures, (ii) a review of
licensing and registration requirements for unoccupied, vacant, and
abandoned non-residential properties, (iii) data demonstrating whether
unoccupied, vacant, and abandoned non-residential properties are
complying with City Code registration requirements; and (iv) provide
guidance about how to address long-term vacancies at non-residential
properties.