Agenda – June 2019

Advisory Neighborhood Commission 4B
Regular Public Meeting

Monday, June 24, 2019, 7:00 p.m.

MPD, 4th District Station, 6001 Georgia Ave., NW

Agenda

1.          Call to Order & Roll Call
2.          Old Business (if applicable)
3.          Consideration and Approval of Agenda
4.          Approval of ANC 4B Office Space Use Agreement
5.          Approval of May Regular Public Meeting Minutes
6.          Reports:
A. Metropolitan Police Department, 4th District (3 minutes)
B. Office of Ward 4 Councilmember Brandon T. Todd (3 minutes)
C. Mayor’s Office of Community Relations and Services (3 minutes)
D. Ward 4 State Board of Education Representative Frazier O’Leary (3 minutes)

7.          Community Concerns

This is the time for questions or statements from members of the public about issues on the agenda or other areas of concern. Please limit your statement or question to one minute.
8.          Presentation: Nykisha Cleveland, Public Affairs Specialist, Office of Police Complaints (Commissioner Parks – 10 minute presentation; 5 minute discussion)
9.          Presentation: Deloris K. Ramsey, Fair Elections Manager, Office of Campaign Finance (Commissioner Parks – 10 minute presentation; 5 minute discussion)
10.      Presentation: Brent Sisco, Department of Parks and Recreation, Takoma Dog Park (Commissioner Knickerbocker – 5 minute presentation; 5 minute discussion)

11.      Presentation: Laura Barclay, Executive Director, Old Takoma Business Association, Proposed Takoma Commercial Infrastructure Committee (Commissioner Palmer – 10 minute presentation; 5 minute discussion)

12.      Consent Calendar:

• Resolution 4B-19-0601: Supporting Installation of Roof Solar Panels at 6824 5th Street, NW, H.P.A. No. XX-XXX (Commissioner Palmer)
• Resolution 4B-19-0602: Supporting Shuttle Bus for Incoming Ida B. Wells Students Residing Near Brightwood and LaSalle Campuses (Commissioner Knickerbocker)
• Resolution 4B-19-0603: Supporting Pedestrian Safety Improvements by the Takoma Metro Station (Commissioner Yeats)
• Resolution 4B-19-0604: Supporting Proposed Design for The Parks at Walter Reed Building O (Commissioner Bromaghim)
• Resolution 4B-19-0605: Supporting Proposed Design for The Parks at Walter Reed Building P (Commissioner Bromaghim)

13.      Resolution 4B-19-0606: Supporting Proposed Design for 218 Cedar Street, NW, H.P.A. No. XX-XXX (Commissioner Bromaghim – 3 minute presentation; 3 minute discussion)
14.      Letter of Inquiry: Calling for Response to Concerns Regarding Safety and Maintenance Issues at Recreation Centers in ANC 4B (Commissioner Bromaghim – 3 minute presentation; 3 minute discussion)
15.      Resolution 4B-19-0607: Requesting Removal of Bus Stop Shelter at 6134 New Hampshire Avenue, NE (Commissioner Bromaghim – 3 minute presentation; 3 minute discussion)
16.      Letter of Inquiry: Calling for Response to Concerns Regarding Use of Heavy Trucks on Aspen St, NW and Other Residential Streets (Commissioner Palmer – 3 minute presentation; 3 minute discussion)
17.      Adjournment

Please Note: Anyone in the audience may speak on any subject during “Community Concerns.” You may also contact members of the Commission before and after Commission meetings. Discussion on other agenda items will generally be limited to Commissioners. Finally, the meeting may not last beyond 9:00 p.m. unless extended by a two/thirds vote of the Commission.

Next Regular Public Meeting:  Monday, September 23, 2019, 7:00 p.m., MPD, 4th District Station, 6001 Georgia Ave., NW