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Council President’s Statement on Committee's Passage of Landmark Local Hiring Ordinance
April 1, 2013
March 25, 2013
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March 11, 2013
Council President Young to Honor Sen. Mikulski’s Historic Role in U.S. Senate
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410-539-0647
CouncilPresident@baltimorecity.gov
CITY COUNCIL BUDGET HEARINGS
The Baltimore City Council will spend the coming weeks holding public hearings on Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake’s proposed fiscal year 2014 budget request.
Budget season at the City Council is a very important time to learn about the general public’s funding priorities. We want to hear from as many of our constituents as possible.
While the budget hearings are not open to public testimony, we do want to hear from citizens during the annual Taxpayers’ Night, which is scheduled to occur over two days this year. The following guidelines, however, will be enforced:
Persons wishing to offer oral testimony must sign-in and state their name, the community in which they reside and who (if anyone) they represent for the record.
Individuals offering testimony will be limited to a single 2 minute presentation.
If multiple people from an organization or affiliated group are present, one representative must be designated to speak on behalf of that organization or group.
Individuals may not sign-in to testify and then yield their time to another presenter. As stated previously, all individuals will be permitted to testify only once. If the individual has points they wish to raise that cannot be addressed in the allotted 2 minute time period, they may submit written testimony to committee staff at the hearing.
Anyone failing to comply with any of these guidelines may be considered disruptive and asked to leave the City Council Chambers.
Below is a complete listing of the upcoming budget hearings. Please note that the schedule is subject to change.
Thursday, June 13
5:00 p.m.
Taxpayers’ Night follow up – Council Chambers *
*Asterisks denote televised hearings
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Hearing: Taxation, Finance and Economic Development Committee
3:30 PM Du Burns Council Chamber, 4th floor, City Hall
13-0179 Sale of Properties - Former Beds of Certain Streets and Alleys or Portions of Them
3:40 PM
13-0182 Sale of Properties - Former Beds of a Portion of Fremont Avenue and 2 Portions of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard
3:50 PM
13-0198 Sale of Property - 890 Linden Avenue
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Hearing: Executive Appointments Committee
10:00 AM Du Burns Council Chamber, 4th floor, City Hall
EA13-0149 Sunny Luisa Cooper - Civilian Review Board
EA13-0150 Betsy D. Simon - Commission on Aging and Retirement Education
EA13-0141 Elizabeth Alex - Hispanic Commission
Hearing: Land Use and Transportation Committee
1:00 PM Du Burns Council Chamber, 4th floor, City Hall
13-0210 Zoning - Parking Lot District - 301 East Lombard Street (aka 300 East Pratt Street)
1:05 PM
12-0160 Rezoning - 890 Linden Avenue, 905, 909, and 911 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard and 855 and 857 North Eutaw Street
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