WORKSESSION AGENDA 6 -22-17
ITEMS FOR TOWN MEETING July 13, 2017
1. Adoption CAR-1-17 Annexation of 6301 Kilmer Street
2. Adoption O-2-17 Amending Military Leave Section
DISCUSSION ITEMS:
1. Discussion Personnel Matter *
2. Chesapeake Bay Mini Grant
3. Discussion Traffic Engineer
4. Discussion MML Objectives
5. Craftsman Update
6. Position Description
7. Oil Recycling Site
8. Homing Pidgeons
* = 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. Discussion – Personnel Matter
Decision Required: None.
This portion of the meeting will be closed in accordance to State Law.
2. Chesapeake Bay Mini-Grant
Decision Required: None.
The Mayor has placed this item on the agenda for a presentation by Mr. Dave Kniepp.
3. Discussion Traffic Engineer
Decision Required: When to issue the RFP.
The Request For Proposals was distributed and discussed at the last Worksession. The Mayor and Council are to present changes they wish to be inserted.
4. Discussion – MML Objectives
Decision Required: None.
Attached is the Charter Section regarding the position of Vice-Mayor.
5. Craftsman Update
Decision Required: None.
The Mayor has placed this item on the agenda and will address.
6. Position Description
Decision Required: Definition of job and duties.
The Mayor has placed this item on the agenda and will address.
7. Oil Recycling Site
Decision Required: None.
This item was on last month’s Worksession. A local inspector has expressed concern regarding non-compliance by the users of the oil recycling facility. This has been an issue for many years. With the stricter regulations, the Town may be fined for infractions. Mr. Torres’ was asked for additional input (see attached).
8. Homing Pidgeons
Decision Required: None.
The Mayor has placed this item on the agenda. Attached is the portion of Section 4 of the Cheverly Town Code regarding pidgeons as pets. The County’s vague addressing of this matter is also attached. The Town can be more restrictive, but not less restrictive than the County regulations.
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