160 Duke Of Gloucester  
Street  
City of Annapolis  
Annapolis, MD 21401  
Regular Meeting Agenda - Final  
City Council  
Mayor John T. Chambers, Jr.  
City Council Chambers  
Monday, March 9, 2026  
5:45 PM  
Regular Meeting  
Call To Order  
Mayor Littmann  
Moment of Silence  
Pledge of Allegiance  
Roll Call  
City Clerk Watkins-Eldridge  
Proposed Closed Session  
ID-33-26  
A PROPOSED CLOSED SESSION - Pursuant to the Annotated Code of  
Maryland, General Provisions, Section 3-305(b)(9) and Section 3-305(b)(8).  
Discussion Topics: update on collective bargaining negotiations and pending or  
potential litigation regarding the City Dock project.  
AT 7:00 P.M., THE COUNCIL WILL PROCEED TO THE MAIN AGENDA ITEMS  
Approval of Agenda  
PETITIONS, REPORTS & COMMUNICATIONS  
Update from Mayor  
Mayor Littmann  
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.  
Quarterly Report  
ID-46-26  
Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis (HACA)  
Attachments:  
ID-46-26 HACA Quarterly Report  
PUBLIC HEARINGS  
O-3-26  
Annapolis Harbor Lines at Hawkins Cove  
For the purpose of changing the City of Annapolis harbor line at Hawkins Cove to  
allow for the implementation of the Hawkins Cove Restoration project; and matters  
generally related to harbor lines.  
Sponsors:  
Thorp and Littmann  
Attachments:  
O-3-26 First Reader  
O-3-26 Exhibit A - Harbor Line Proposed  
O-3-26 Exhibit B - Harbor Line Existing  
O-3-26 Staff and Staffing Impact Report & Fiscal Impact Note  
Legislative History  
2/23/26  
2/23/26  
2/23/26  
2/23/26  
2/23/26  
City Council  
City Council  
City Council  
City Council  
City Council  
adopt on first reader  
refer to the Board of Port Wardens  
Cosponsor added  
Cosponsor added  
Cosponsor added  
CONSENT CALENDAR  
Journals of Procedures  
CCM 2.2.26  
Special Meeting Minutes  
Attachments:  
DRAFT -Special Meeting Minutes 2.2.26  
Regular Meeting Minutes  
CCM 2.9.26  
Attachments:  
DRAFT - Regular Meeting Minutes 2.9.26  
Special Meeting Minutes  
CCM 2.23.26  
Attachments:  
DRAFT- Special Meeting Minutes 2.23.26  
Appointments  
AP-13-26  
Appointment - Jan Lee - Board of Supervisors of Elections  
Attachments:  
AP-13-26 Mayor's Appointment Letter for Jan Lee  
AP-13-26 Jan F. Lee Application  
AP-13-26 Jan F. Lee Resume 2026  
AP-14-26  
Reappointment - Liam Mercer - Board of Supervisors of Elections  
Attachments:  
AP-14-26 Mayor's Reappointment Letter for Liam Mercer  
AP-15-26  
Reappointment - Deborah Yatsuk - Board of Supervisors of Elections  
Attachments:  
AP-15- 26 Mayor's Reappointment Letter for Deborah Yatsuk  
End of Consent Calendar  
LEGISLATIVE ACTION  
FIRST READERS  
Charter Amendment  
CA-1-26  
Updating Requirements for Publication of the Charter and Code of the City  
of Annapolis  
For the purpose of removing outdated provisions of the City’s Charter; rewriting  
requirements for compiling and publishing the Charter and Code of the City of  
Annapolis; allowing for publishing paper or electronic versions of the Charter and  
Code of the City of Annapolis; and generally related to the codification of charter  
amendments and ordinances.  
Sponsors:  
Littmann  
Attachments:  
CA-1-26 First Reader  
CA-1-26 Legislative Summary  
CA-1-26 Staff and Staffing Impact Report  
CA-1-26 Fiscal Impact Report  
Ordinances  
O-5-26  
Reallocation of Unexpended Bond Proceeds  
For the purpose of reallocating the use of unexpended proceeds of certain general  
obligation bonds previously issued by the City of Annapolis (the “City”) and  
designated as the City’s Public Improvements Bonds, 2025 Series.  
Sponsors:  
Attachments:  
Littmann  
O-5-26 First Reader  
O-5-26 Exhibit I  
O-5-26 Fiscal Impact Report  
O-5-26 Staff and Staffing Impact Report  
Resolutions  
R-5-26  
Designating Northwest Street as an Honorary Street in Memory of De  
Lorma “Dee” Goodwyn  
For the purpose of commemorating longtime City resident De Lorma “Dee”  
Goodwyn by the honorary designation of Northwest Street, located between  
Church Circle and College Creek, as ‘De Lorma “Dee” Goodwyn Way’.  
Sponsors:  
Attachments:  
Littmann, Schandelmeier, Contee, O'Neill, Smith-Brown and Allsup-Johnson  
R-5-26 First Reader  
R-5-26 Staff and Staffing Impact Report  
R-5-26 Fiscal Impact Report  
R-6-26  
Authorizing Itinerant Merchant Sales Within the Annapolis Historic  
District for Approved Special Events During Calendar Year 2026  
For the purpose of authorizing hawker, peddler, and itinerant merchant sales in the  
Historic District in conjunction with approved Special Events during the calendar  
year 2026.  
Sponsors:  
Huntley  
Attachments:  
R-6-26 First Reader  
R-6-26 Fiscal Impact Report  
R-6-26 Staffing Impact Report  
SECOND READERS  
Ordinances  
O-40-25  
Establishing a 12-Month Moratorium on New Short-Term Rental Licenses  
For the purpose of establishing a moratorium on the issuance of new licenses for  
short-term rentals for a period of 12 months from the effective date of this  
ordinance.  
Sponsors:  
O'Neill and Littmann  
Attachments:  
O-40-25 First Reader  
O-40-25 Fiscal Impact Note  
O-40-25 Staff and Staffing Impact Report  
O-40-25 Amendment 1 - Smith-Brown  
O-40-25 Amendment 1A - Savidge  
O-40-25 Amendment 2 - Smith-Brown  
O-40-25 Amendment 3 - Huntley  
O-40-25 Amendment 3A - Schandelmeier  
O-40-25 Amendment 4 - Thorp  
O-40-25 Amendment 5 - Savidge  
O-40-25 Amendment 6 - Savidge  
Legislative History  
12/18/25  
12/18/25  
1/12/26  
1/12/26  
2/4/26  
City Council  
adopt on first reader  
City Council  
refer to the Economic Matters Committee  
declare the public hearing closed  
free form  
City Council  
City Council  
Economic Matters Committee  
postpone  
O-1-26  
Property Tax - Child Care Centers, Family Child Care Homes, and Large  
Family Child Care Homes  
For the purpose of creating real property tax credits for child care providers who  
own the property where they operate a state-licensed or registered child care  
center, family child care home, or large family child care home; allowing businesses  
of a certain size that own their property and have on-site child care facilities to  
participate in the tax credit program; setting the real property tax credit at a  
maximum of $10,000; and generally related to tax credits for child care providers.  
Sponsors:  
Schandelmeier and O'Neill  
Attachments:  
O-1-26 First Reader  
O-1-26 Legislative Summary  
O-1-26 Staff and Staffing Impact Report  
O-1-26 Fiscal Impact Report UPDATED , incl. Amemdment 1  
O-1-26 Amendment 1 - Schandelmeier  
Legislative History  
1/12/26  
1/12/26  
1/12/26  
City Council  
City Council  
City Council  
adopt on first reader  
refer to the Finance Committee  
refer to the Rules and City Government  
Committee  
1/12/26  
2/2/26  
2/4/26  
2/5/26  
City Council  
Cosponsor added  
City Council  
declare the public hearing closed  
recommend favorably  
postpone  
Finance Committee  
Rules and City Government  
Committee  
Resolutions  
R-3-26  
Water Service Agreement with North Point Property LLC  
For the purpose of authorizing a water service agreement providing for the  
extension of City water service to 1053 Chesapeake Harbour Road (also referred  
to as "Chesapeake Harbour Drive East"), Annapolis, Maryland, owned by North  
Point Property LLC; and generally relating to the provision of said water service.  
Sponsors:  
Littmann  
Attachments:  
R-3-26 First Reader  
R-3-26 - Exhibit A (North Point)  
R-3-26 - 1053 Chesapeake Harbour-Water Service Agreement - REVISED-2026-01-09  
R-3-26 Fiscal Impact Note  
R-3-26 Staff and Staffing Impact Report  
Legislative History  
1/12/26  
1/12/26  
1/12/26  
1/21/26  
2/12/26  
City Council  
adopt on first reader  
City Council  
refer to the Finance Committee  
refer to the Environmental Matters Committee  
recommend favorably  
City Council  
Finance Committee  
Environmental Matters Committee recommend favorably  
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