WORKSESSION AGENDA 4-26-18
SPECIAL STARTING TIME 6:30PM
PRESENTATION – UNIVERSITYOF MARYLAND GEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
EXPLAINING THE RESULTS OF THE SEISMIC BOOM RESEARCH
ITEMS FOR TOWN MEETING May 10, 2018
1. Discussion FY19 Budget and Capital Improvement Program
2. Introduction OB-1-18 FY Operation Budget and CIP
DISCUSSION ITEMS:
1. Grant Request - Fourth Ward Civic Association
2. Grant Request – Cheverly Day
3. Position Discussion – Sol Banquet Hall LLC, t/a VIP Stage
4. Discussion – FY19 Budget CIP
5. Budget Adjustment – Award of Contract - Boyd Park Stormwater Grant Contract
6. Surplus Property Sale Fund Proposal
Community Updates
* = This portion of the meeting may be closed to the public in accordance with State law.
Sign language interpreters and/or other accommodations for individuals with disabilities will be provided upon request.
1. Grant Request – Fourth Ward Civic Association
Decision Required: Whether to approve.
CM Stewart has requested that this matter be placed on the agenda and will discuss.
2. Grant Request – Cheverly Day Committee
Decision Required: Whether to approve.
The Mayor has requested that this matter be placed on the agenda and will discuss.
3. Position Discussion – Sol Banquet Hall LLC, t/a VIP Stage
Decision Required: None.
CM MacKenzie has requested that this matter be placed on the agenda and will discuss.
4. Discussion Constant Yield Tax Rate FY19 Budget CIP
Decision Required: Currently, none.
The Mayor and Council will be discussing the Constant Yield Tax Rate and the potential tax rate for FY 19, based on the Constant Yield Tax Rate. There also will be discussions regarding the FY19 Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Program.
5. Budget Adjustment -Award of Contract – Boyd Park Stormwater Project
Decision Required: Whether to approve with a budget adjustment.
The Consultant went out to bid for the Boyd Park Stormwater Project and found that the cost of the project exceeds the grant funding amount.
6. Surplus Property Sale Fund Proposal
Decision Required: Whether to authorize.
The Cheverly Police Department will be selling the police vehicles that will be replaced with the FY19 Police vehicles. The Department is requesting that these funds be specifically programed to the Police Department for the purchase of a License Plate Reader machine (LPR).
*This portion of the meeting will be closed under State Law.
COMMUNITY UPDATES
This portion of the meeting has been designated as an opportunity for the Mayor and Council to share updates on various topics of interest.
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