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.
Finlayson, Buckley, Schandelmeier and Gay
Sponsors:
Assistant City Manager Buckland and Legislative, Assistant City Attorney Corace,
Legislative & Policy Analysis Reuter and Chief of Comprehensive Planning
Leshinsky were also present and answered questions from the council.
Amendment #1 - On Page 4. Line 17, After "date" Insert "the director designates
the record". Seconded. A roll call vote was taken. The motion CARRIED by the
following vote:
Aye - Alderman Arnett
Nay - Alderwoman Finlayson, Alderman Schandelmeier
Amendment #2 - Alderman Schandelemeir moved to On page 5, in line 4 insert
"on the date of the last hearing". Seconded. CARRIED on voice vote.
Alderman Arnett moved to Recommend O-33-24 Favorably as Amended.
Seconded. A roll call vote was taken. The motion CARRIED by the following vote:
2 - Alderwoman Finlayson and Alderman Schandelmeier
1 - Alderman Arnett
Aye:
Nay:
General Discussion
Comprehensive Rezoning Discussion
Alderwoman Finlayson requested an updated copy of the presentation.
Chief of Comprehensive Planning Leshinsky was present to answer questions
from the committee.
