The Montgomery County Council begins its August recess on Aug. 4 and will not hold committee or council meetings until Sept. 8.
A County Council public hearing on the University Boulevard Corridor Plan is tentatively scheduled for Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. at Schweinhaut Senior Center.
The Council is set for final action on four bills, including one to prioritize hiring of displaced federal workers.
The Transportation and Environment committee meets July 28 to review forest conservation and leaf-blower noise bills before August recess.
A joint ECON and Government Operations work session on Bill 22-25, covering labor peace agreements for hotel development, is set for July 24.
Council holds three public hearings July 22 at 1:30PM on invasive plants, alkaline hydrolysis zoning, and native plant landscaping.
Council holds five public hearings July 15 at 1:30PM on zoning, noise, early care, and a $1.99M fire rescue grant.
Montgomery County Council held public hearings on 10 bills July 8, covering taxes, forest conservation, labor, transportation, and more.
Transportation & Environment and Planning, Housing & Parks committees held joint session July 7 on street classification and master planning.
Fani-González hosts a July 16 community session on the Planning Board's University Boulevard Corridor Master Plan at Odessa Shannon Middle School.
The Planning, Housing, and Parks Committee meets June 23 for a second worksession on ZTA 25-02, allowing denser housing along designated corridors.
Fani-González, Stewart, and Katz introduced a bill requiring labor peace agreements in hotel projects where the County is an economic participant.
Fani-González will hold a community listening session July 16 at Odessa Shannon Middle School on the University Boulevard Corridor Master Plan.
Councilmember Balcombe hosts the first Saturday morning community coffee at BlackRock Center for the Arts on May 31, 10:30AM–noon.
Newly introduced Bill 13-25 would ban unlicensed for-profit public parties and set penalties for violations at residential properties.
A public hearing on proposed amendments to the county's Comprehensive Water Supply and Sewerage Systems Plan is set for May 7 at 1:30 PM.
A public hearing on ZTA 25-05, addressing optional method development public benefits, is scheduled for June 10 at 1:30 PM.
The PHP Committee will hold its first briefing on the Workforce Housing ZTA on March 31 at 1:30 p.m.; full work continues after budget season.
Councilmember Balcombe holds informal community conversation April 4, 9–11AM at La Mesa at the Clarksburg Market.
Applications for two retirement-related county boards close March 31; Planning Board applications due April 14.