Meeting #6
April 12, 2010 6:00 p.m.
City/County Government Office Building Room 301
Times shown for agenda items are estimates only.
6:00 p.m. CONVENE – LORD’S PRAYER – PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
6:04 p.m. ADOPTION OF AGENDA
6:07 p.m. RECOGNITION – Mayor James Ireton, Jr. Banner City designation
6:12 p.m. CONSENT AGENDA – City Clerk Brenda Colegrove
March 22, 2010 minutes
April 5, 2010 Special Meeting minutes
Resolution No. 1899 - appointment of Bennett W. Yu to the City Park Committee
Resolution No. 1900 - appointment of Cindy Feist to the Friends of Poplar Hill Mansion Board of Directors
Resolution No. 1901 - appointment of Ricky W. Sanders to the Historic District Commission
Resolution No. 1902 - approving lease agreement between the City and the Chamber of Commerce for the Salisbury Dogwood Festival
Resolution No. 1903 - accepting funds in cooperation with the Wicomico County Circuit Court to provide for overtime reimbursement to police officers participating in the Drug Treatment Court Program
Resolution No. 1904 - accepting donation of equipment and materials from Home Depot for the Salisbury Zoo
6:16 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING – City Attorney Paul Wilber
Ordinance No. 2102 - amending Section 8.24 of the Salisbury Municipal Code to properly identify departmental authority to investigate and take necessary measures to abate such violations that constitute a nuisance which injuriously affects adjoining property owners and/or tenants
6:21 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING/ADOPTION – City Attorney Paul Wilber
Public Hearing/2nd reading - Ordinance No. 2104 - Jane E. Lawton Conservation Program loan
Resolution No. 1905 - adopting terms and conditions of the Jane E. Lawton Conservation Program loan
6:31 p.m. AWARD OF BIDS – Internal Services Director Pam Oland
6:36 p.m. ORDINANCES – City Attorney Paul Wilber
Ordinance No. 2100 - 2nd reading - amendment to subdivision regulations regarding bonding and plat recordation – Section 16.48.030, Guarantees in lieu of completed improvements, of the Salisbury Municipal Code
Ordinance No. 2103 - 2nd reading - approving FY10 General Fund budget
amendment to appropriate funds from the Contingency account to the Neighborhood Services and Code Compliance Department to cover the cost of the emergency snow removal expended from the grass cutting account
Ordinance No. 2105 – 1st reading - amending Chapter 15.24 of the Salisbury Municipal Code to provide for the removal of graffiti from private and public property
Ordinance No. 2106 - 1st reading – adding Chapter 12.36 to the Salisbury Municipal Code to allow businesses that are designated as public eating establishments to obtain a sidewalk café permit to operate a sidewalk café
7:36 p.m. RESOLUTIONS – City Administrator John Pick
Resolution No. 1906 - adopting policies on the uses for annexation funds generated for neighborhood reinvestment and workforce housing
Resolution No. 1907 - rescinding Resolution No. 1470, which adopted an Annexation Fee Schedule, and adopting a new Annexation Fee Schedule
Resolution No. 1908 - adopting revised guidelines for the Downtown Revolving Loan Fund
Resolution No. 1909 - authorizing the Mayor of Salisbury, the Police Chief and Director of Neighborhood Services and Code Compliance to sign aMemorandum of Understanding for the City of Salisbury Safe Streets Coalition
8:20 p.m. PUBLIC COMMENTS
8:30 p.m. ADJOURN
Copies of the agenda items are available for review in the City Clerk’s Office
Room 305 - City/County Government Office Building
410-548-3140
or on the City’s web site www.ci.salisbury.md.us
The City Council reserves the right to go into closed session as permitted under the Annotated Code of Maryland 10-508(a)
Proposed agenda items for April 26, 2010 (subject to change)
Ordinance No. 2101 – Public Hearing – repealing and reenacting Chapter 13.28,
Stormwater Management, of the Salisbury Municipal Code in order to comply with the requirements of the Maryland Department of Environment Water Management Administration
Ordinance No. 2102 - 2nd reading - amending Section 8.24 of the Salisbury Municipal Code to properly identify departmental authority to investigate and take necessary measures to abate such violations that constitute a nuisance which injuriously affects adjoining property owners and/or tenants Public Hearing - Comprehensive Plan
Ordinance No. 2105 – Public Hearing – amending Chapter 15.24 of the Salisbury
Municipal Code to provide for the removal of graffiti from private and public property
Ordinance No. 2106 - Public Hearing – adding Chapter 12.36 to the Salisbury Municipal
Code to allow businesses that are designated as public eating establishments to obtain a sidewalk café permit to operate a sidewalk café
Ordinance – 1st reading – zoning text amendment to Sections 17.04.120 and 17.156.030
of the Salisbury Municipal Code to add a definition and to permit a Veterans Training Center by special exception in the R-5 Residential District
Ordinance - 1st reading - proposed FY11 Budget & setting the date for public hearing
Resolution - proposed water and sewer rates
Resolution(s) - accepting donations for the Animal Health Building
Resolution – approving Waiver of Capacity Fee for Affordable Housing Policy
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3 comments:
Look at the items posted of 7:36. I ave a suspicion that htey will want to redirect some of the "revitalization" funds to the Bricks and that ranshackled laundry that should be maintained or demolished at the expense of hte owner, not hte taxpayers. AFP, are you out there?
Still no Fire Chief??
Does anyone know why the Salisbury Fire Department is handing out light duty like it is candy. This is a good thing if someone needs it, but why are sick days offered if they are going to get light duty. Something to consider is they will be getting paid twice for there sick time because they didn't use it and then they will be able to count sick time towards there retirement. How much office work is there that all these light duty people are needed? These "injuries" did not happen on the job and they should stay home till they get better. Light duty is not offered to everyone, just fans of Bill Gordy and Rick Hoppes. Several firefighters have been denied light duty because "nothing is available." However, certain people have been given light duty several times which has lasted six month's to two years. This is a fact one person has been on light duty for almost 2 years. Is this appropriate? What does the Salisbury Employee Handbook say about it? The Salisbury Fire Department needs a chief in place now to discontinue all of this corruption.
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