Call To Order

Invocation

Mayor Buckley

Alderman Arnett

Pledge of Allegiance

Mayor Buckley

Roll Call

City Clerk Watkins-Eldridge

Approval of Agenda

Ceremonial Items

ID-111-25

Gun Violence Awareness Month

PETITIONS, REPORTS & COMMUNICATIONS

Update from Mayor

Mayor Buckley

Reports by Committees

Comments by the General Public

A person speaking before the City Council with a petition, report, or communication shall

be limited to not more than three minutes.

CONSENT CALENDAR

Approval of Journal Proceedings

Regular Meeting Minutes

CCM 5.12.25

Attachments:

DRAFT - Regular Meeting Minutes 5.12.25

Special Meeting Minutes

CCM 5.27.25

Attachments:

DRAFT - Special Meeting Minutes 5.27.25

Supplemental Appropriations Under $50,000

State Grant Revenue - Mayor’s Office - State of Maryland - Maryland Energy

SA-33-25

Attachments:

Administration

SA-33-25

Appointments

Re-Appointment - Ms.Linda Mundy - Human Relations Commission

AP-11-25

Attachments:

AP-11-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Mr. Joshua Hatch - Human Relations Commission

AP-12-25

Attachments:

AP-12-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Janet Norman - Education Commission

AP-13-25

Attachments:

AP-13-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Mr. Fortney “Fish” Stark - Education Commission

AP-14-25

Attachments:

AP-14-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Cori Mackall - Education Commission

AP-15-25

Attachments:

AP-15-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms.Jayme Weaver - Education Commission

AP-16-25

Attachments:

AP-16-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Enid Collison-Lee - Education Commission

AP-17-25

Attachments:

AP-17-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Lillie Odessa Ellis - Education Commission

AP-18-25

Attachments:

AP-18-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Jessica Pachler - Education Commission

AP-19-25

Attachments:

AP-19-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Pamela Bukowski - Education Commission

AP-20-25

Attachments:

AP-20-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Laura Graham Booth - Education Commisison

AP-21-25

Attachments:

AP-21-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Mr. Elisha Haring-Blaine - Affordable Housing and Community

Equity Development Committee

AP-22-25

Attachments:

AP-22-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Nancy Lisbon - Affordable Housing and Community Equity

Development Committee

AP-23-25

Attachments:

AP-23-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Mr. Arthur “Jib” Edwards - Housing Authority of the City of

Annapolis

AP-24-25

Attachments:

AP-24-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Theresa Von Adelung Bond - Affordable Housing and

Community Equity Development Committee

AP-25-25

Attachments:

AP-25-25

Legislative History

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

Re-Appointment - Ms. Kathie Sulick - Police & Retirement Plan Commission

AP-37-25

Attachments:

AP-37-25

Re-Appointment - Mr. Chambers - Ethics Commission

AP-38-25

Attachments:

AP-38-25

Re-Appointment - Mr.Dolezal - Ethics Commission

AP-39-25

Attachments:

AP-39-25

Re-Appointment - Mr. Jim Martin - Arts and Public Places Commission

AP-40-25

Attachments:

AP-40-25

Re-Appointment - Ms. Lyn Farrow - Arts in Public Places

AP-41-25

Attachments:

AP-41-25

Re-Appointment - Ms. Cynthia Towle-Krewson - Arts in Public Places

AP-42-25

Attachments:

AP-42-25

Re-Appointment - Mr.David Arthur - Arts in Public Places

AP-43-25

Attachments:

AP-43-25

Re-Appointment - Ms. Jennifer Beard - Civil Service Board

AP-44-25

Attachments:

AP-44-25

Re-Appointment - Ms. Diane Butler - Planning Commission

AP-45-25

Attachments:

End of Consent Calendar

BUSINESS & MISCELLANEOUS

Fund Transfers

Grant - Transportation - Salaries and Benefits/Contractual Services

FT-11-25

Attachments:

Supplemental Appropriations $50,000 & Above

Planning & Zoning - Housing Assistance Fund Balance - Contractual Services

SA-32-25

Attachments:

SA-32-25

PUBLIC HEARINGS

Ordinances

O-9-25

Expanding Waterfront Uses in R4 General Residence (Zoning)

Districts

For the purpose of changing the residential table of uses to allow for limited

commercial waterfront activities, such as boat rentals, charters, and charter

services, in R4 General Residence Districts; and requiring a special exception use

reviewed and approved by the city's Board of Appeals.

Sponsors:

Arnett and Savidge

Attachments:

O-9-25 First Reader

O-9-25 Legislative Summary

O-9-25 Staff Report

O-9-25 Staffing Impact Report

O-9-25 Fiscal Impact Note

O-9-25 Staff Report to Planning Commission with Attachments

O-9-25 Capital Gazette Public Hearing Notice 7817086

O-9-25 Amendment 1 - Savidge

Legislative History

4/14/25

City Council

adopt on first reader

refer to Planning Commission to the

Planning Commission

4/14/25

City Council

refer to Maritime Advisory Board

refer

LEGISLATIVE ACTION

BUDGET-RELATED SECOND READERS

Resolutions

R-20-25

FY 2026 Annual Fees Schedule - For the purpose of specifying fees that will

be charged for the use of City services for Fiscal Year 2026; and providing an

effective date.

Sponsors:

Buckley

Attachments:

R-20-25 First Reader

R-20-25 Fiscal Impact Note

R-20-25 Proposed FY 2026 Fees Schedule

Amendments Council 6.2.25

Legislative History

4/14/25

4/28/25

5/21/25

City Council

adopt on first reader

City Council

refer

City Council

refer

City Council

declare the public hearing closed

Recommend Favorably-Amendment

Finance Committee

R-21-25

FY 2026 Fines Schedule - For the purpose of specifying fines that will be

charged for Fiscal Year 2026; and providing an effective date.

Sponsors:

Buckley

Attachments:

R-21-25 First Reader

R-21-25 Fiscal Impact Note

R-21-25 Proposed FY 2026 Fines Schedule

Amendments Council 6.2.25

Legislative History

4/14/25

4/28/25

5/21/25

City Council

adopt on first reader

City Council

refer

City Council

refer

City Council

declare the public hearing closed

Recommend Favorably-Amendment

Finance Committee

Ordinance

O-10-25

Annual Budget and Appropriation and Property Tax Levy - For the

purpose of adopting the City Budget, comprising the Annual Operating Budget for

the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, the Capital Budget for the fiscal year ending

June 30, 2026, the Capital Improvement Program for the fiscal years ending June

30, 2027, June 30, 2028, June 30, 2029, June 30, 2030, and June 30, 2031;

appropriating funds for all expenditures for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025,

and ending June 30, 2026; levying and imposing a property tax for the use of the

City of Annapolis for the taxable year beginning July 1, 2025 and ending June 30,

2026; and fixing the rate of the City property tax for the taxable year.

Sponsors:

Buckley

Attachments:

O-10-25 First Reader

O-10-25 Fiscal Impact Note

O-10-25 Staff Report to Planning Commission with Attachments

O-10-25 Planning Commission Findings

O-10-25 Financial Advisory Commission Opinion on FY26 Budget

Amendments Council 6.2.25

Legislative History

4/14/25

City Council

adopt on first reader

refer to Planning Commission to the

Planning Commission

4/14/25

4/28/25

5/12/25

City Council

refer

declare the public hearing left open

declare the public hearing closed

SECOND READERS

Ordinances

O-33-24

Appeals Process for Property Development in Annapolis - For the

purpose of eliminating the temporary stop on development, construction or other

project work, called a "stay," while a Department of Planning and Zoning or

Department of Public Works decision regarding building and construction

developments is being challenged in Circuit Court; and generally dealing with the

appeals process in Titles 17 and 21 of the City Code.

Sponsors:

Finlayson, Buckley, Schandelmeier and Gay

O-33-24 First Reader

Attachments:

O-33-24 Legislative Summary

O-33-24 Staffing Impact Report

O-33-24 Staff Report revised

O-33-24 Fiscal Impact Note

O-33-24 Staff Report to Planning Commission with Attachments

O-33-24 Board of Appeals Report

O-33-24 Planning Commission Findings

O-33-24 Capital Gazette Public Notice

O-33-24 Capital Gazette Public Hearing Affidavit

O-33-24 Amendment 1 - Finlayson (Rules Cmte.)

O-33-24 Amendment 2 - Schandelmeier (Economic Matters Cmte.)

O-33-24 Amendment 3 - Savidge

Legislative History

3/10/25

4/4/25

City Council

declare the public hearing closed

Rules & City Government

Committee

Recommend Favorably-Amendment

4/16/25

4/21/25

Economic Matters Committee

postpone

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

Recommend Favorably-Amendment

5/21/25

Economic Matters Committee

Recommend Favorably-Amendment

O-11-25

Arts in Public Places Commission Update and Revisions

For the purpose of moving the Arts in Public Places Commission from Title 6, the

revenue and finance Title of the City Code, to Title 2, Chapter 2.48 dealing with

boards, commissions, and committees; placing oversight of the Arts in Places

Commission under the Planning and Zoning Director instead of the Recreation and

Parks Director; and generally dealing with the Arts in Public Places Commission

duties and responsibilities.

Sponsors:

O'Neill and Huntley

Attachments:

O-11-25 First Reader

O-11-25 Legislative Summary

O-11-25 Staffing Impact Report

O-11-25 Staff Report

O-11-25 Fiscal Impact Note

Legislative History

3/24/25

4/28/25

5/21/25

City Council

adopt on first reader

refer

City Council

declare the public hearing closed

recommend favorably

Finance Committee

Resolutions

R-12-25

Street-end Park on Annapolis Street

For the purpose of designating certain City of Annapolis-owned property as a

street-end park; naming the street-end park at the northwest end of Annapolis

Street on Weems Creek the “Annapolis Street Park”; and generally relating to park

amenities.

Sponsors:

O'Neill and Savidge

Attachments:

R-12-25 First Reader

R-12-25 Staff Report

R-12-25 Staffing Impact Report

R-12-25 Fiscal Impact Note

Legislative History

4/14/25

5/21/25

City Council

adopt on first reader

refer

City Council

Finance Committee

recommend favorably

R-17-25

2025 Transit Development Plan for the City of Annapolis

For the purpose of approving the City of Annapolis Transit Development Plan that

is updated every five years.

Sponsors:

Buckley

Attachments:

R-17-25 First Reader

R-17-25 Staff Report

R-17-25 Staffing Impact Report

R-17-25 Fiscal Impact Note

R-17-25 Annapolis Transit Development - Draft Plan - March 2025

Annapolis TDP - Transportation Committee Meeting 5.7.25 Presentation

Legislative History

4/14/25

4/28/25

5/7/25

City Council

adopt on first reader

City Council

refer

City Council

refer

City Council

refer

City Council

declare the public hearing closed

no action taken

Transportation Committee

5/8/25

Environmental Matters

Committee

no action taken

5/29/25

Housing and Human Welfare

Committee

recommend favorably

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