City of Annapolis - File #: R-30-23

• File #: R-30-23
• Version: 1
• Type: Resolution
• Status: Adopted
• File created: 5/15/2023
• In control: City Council
• On agenda: 5/22/2023
• Final action: 5/22/2023
• Title: Naming of New Department of Public Works Complex - For the purpose of naming the new Department of Public Works facility on 39 Hudson Street for former City Manager and current Public Works Director David A. Jarrell.
• Sponsors: Rhonda Pindell Charles, Elly Tierney, Dajuan K. Gay, Sheila Finlayson, Gavin Buckley, Karma O'Neill, Rob Savidge, Brooks Schandelmeier

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
5/22/2023	1	City Council	adopt on first reader	Pass
5/22/2023	1	City Council	rules suspended	Pass
5/22/2023	1	City Council	adopt on second reader	Pass
5/22/2023	1	City Council	Cosponsor added

Title
Naming of New Department of Public Works Complex - For the purpose of naming the new Department of Public Works facility on 39 Hudson Street for former City Manager and current Public Works Director David A. Jarrell.
Body
CITY COUNCIL OF THE
City of Annapolis

Resolution 30-23

Introduced by: Alderwoman Pindell Charles
Co-sponsored by: Ald. Tierney, Ald. Gay, Ald. Finlayson, Mayor Buckley,
Ald. Schandelmeier, Ald. Savidge, Ald. O'Neill

A RESOLUTION concerning

Naming of New Department of Public Works Complex

FOR the purpose of naming the new Department of Public Works facility on 39 Hudson Street for former City Manager and current Public Works Director David A. Jarrell.

WHEREAS, The Department of Public Works (DPW) is responsible for a portfolio of work that includes street maintenance (paving, snow removal, traffic control), solid waste collection and disposal, water and sewer line installation and upkeep, potable water production, pump stations, storm drains, fleet repair, facilities maintenance and more; and

WHEREAS, On May 5, 2023, Mayor Gavin Buckley cut the ribbon on the opening of the $10.6 million Department of Public Works facility on 39 Hudson Street, which has no official name; and

WHEREAS, The Hudson Street DPW facility occupies 3.35 acres of the 6.88-acre site, with the rear of the lot used for the operations yard and storage, the salt barn, heavy equipment parking, and staff and visitor parking, and the building at the front of the lot for administrative office space, vehicle repair bays, storage and employee amenities that include showers and a lunch room for the 72 DPW employees who will be working there; and

WHEREAS, The DPW facility at 39 Hudson Street was designed and constructed under the tenure of David A. Jarrell and received silver certification in the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program; exceeds industry recommendations for storage, safety, and worker amenities; a...