Committee Reports a. Recreation Council b. Green Infrastructure Committee c. Cheverly Day Committee d. Planning Board
Town Administrator Report Town Administrator Galloway – will provide a report to the Mayor and Council regarding the status of Town operations and a summary of actions taken under the COVID-19 state of emergency.
Budget Amendment to Repurpose Funds for Additional Road and Sidewalk Work * This transfer is being requested to address additional road repairs that have been identified to include asphalt, curb, gutter, and sidewalks.
Third Reader of Juneteenth and Indigenous People’s Ordinance * Mayor read the ordinance renaming Columbus Day to Indigenous People’s Day and establishing Juneteenth as a Town holiday. This is the final reader and will be followed by a Council vote.
Second Reader of the Non-Citizen Voting Charter Amendment and Continuation of Public Hearing on Charter Amendment - The Mayor will read the proposed Non-Citizen Voting Charter Amendment. The amendment will also be read at the November Town meeting. A vote will follow the third reader of the proposed amendment in the November Town meeting.
Review of the Thursday, September 10 Storm Mayor will give an update on the recovery efforts regarding the Sept 10th storm that impacted Cheverly residents.
Traffic Calming Decision * The Town Council will make a decision on the recommendations for traffic calming devices for Dewey Street, and Cheverly Oak Court and Oakton Way intersection.
Update on USPS Mayor will share information from Senator Cardin’s Prince George’s County Municipal Leaders and USPS Capitol Region Leadership discussion on lingering and newly emerged postal issues.
Review of October Worksession agenda and future requests Mayor and Town Administrator will offer a forecast of the October Worksession agenda. Mayor will seek Council input on agenda items for consideration for future Worksessions.
17. Mayor and Council Announcements Opportunity for Mayor and Council to share community happenings and events. 18. Adjourn
Committee Reports a. Recreation Council b. Green Infrastructure Committee c. Cheverly Day Committee d. Planning Board
Town Administrator Report Town Administrator Galloway – will provide a report to the Mayor and Council regarding the status of Town operations and a summary of actions taken under the COVID-19 state of emergency.
Budget Amendment to Repurpose Funds for Additional Road and Sidewalk Work * This transfer is being requested to address additional road repairs that have been identified to include asphalt, curb, gutter, and sidewalks.
Third Reader of Juneteenth and Indigenous People’s Ordinance * Mayor read the ordinance renaming Columbus Day to Indigenous People’s Day and establishing Juneteenth as a Town holiday. This is the final reader and will be followed by a Council vote.
Second Reader of the Non-Citizen Voting Charter Amendment and Continuation of Public Hearing on Charter Amendment - The Mayor will read the proposed Non-Citizen Voting Charter Amendment. The amendment will also be read at the November Town meeting. A vote will follow the third reader of the proposed amendment in the November Town meeting.
Review of the Thursday, September 10 Storm Mayor will give an update on the recovery efforts regarding the Sept 10th storm that impacted Cheverly residents.
Traffic Calming Decision * The Town Council will make a decision on the recommendations for traffic calming devices for Dewey Street, and Cheverly Oak Court and Oakton Way intersection.
Update on USPS Mayor will share information from Senator Cardin’s Prince George’s County Municipal Leaders and USPS Capitol Region Leadership discussion on lingering and newly emerged postal issues.
Review of October Worksession agenda and future requests Mayor and Town Administrator will offer a forecast of the October Worksession agenda. Mayor will seek Council input on agenda items for consideration for future Worksessions.
17. Mayor and Council Announcements Opportunity for Mayor and Council to share community happenings and events. 18. Adjourn