Housing & Economic Development Committee

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1. Mon, Dec 151 item
   1. Rental Dwelling Health and Safety Enforcement Act FOR the purpose of updating certain provisions regarding the licensing of rental dwellings; establishing certain penalties; requiring certain information be filed with a registration statement when applying for a rental dwelling license; requiring the Department of Housing and Community Development to promulgate certain regulations; creating a registry of rental inspectors; prohibiting certain actions based on actual or perceived immigration status; establishing certain grounds for the revocation of a rental dwelling license; establishing a process for rental dwelling receivership; making conforming changes; providing for the effective dates of this Ordinance; and generally relating to the enforcement of rental dwelling health and safety standards. The committee currently reviewing the ordinance.
2. Mon, Oct 271 item
   1. Window Display – Luminance FOR the purpose of creating limits on the luminance of a window display; and defining certain terms. The committee currently reviewing the proposed ordinance.
3. Mon, Aug 183 items
   1. Financing for Vacant & Abandoned Properties For the purpose of: calling relevant City Agencies and Representatives, as well as 3rd party stakeholders to review and discuss the City’s policies around & implementation of the financing of the Mayor’s $3 billion strategy to address vacant housing in the City.The legislative body responsible for reviewing the vacant housing strategy.
   2. Code Enforcement & Inspector Accountability For the purpose of: calling relevant City Agencies and Representatives, as well as 3rd party stakeholders to review and conduct oversight on the Code Enforcement process in the City Of Baltimore. This will include accountability of Code Inspectors, the consistency with which the code is enforced, hearing about working conditions, staffing constraints and other concerns.
   3. Whole Block Strategy & Disposition Timelines For the purpose of: calling relevant City Agencies and Representatives, as well as 3rd party stakeholders to review and discuss the City’s policies around the City’s whole block strategy for vacant and abandoned properties as well as the timeline around its implementation.

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