Monday, June 23, 2014, 7 p.m.
Metropolitan Police Department, 4th District Station, 6001 Georgia Ave., NW
Background information on many of these items is available on ANC 4B’s web page, www.anc4b.org
Call To Order
Roll Call
Consideration of the Agenda
Community Concerns
This is the time for questions or statements about the issues on the agenda or other issues of concern. Please limit your statement or question to two minutes. There may not be time in the rest of the agenda for community comment.
Presentation: Washington D.C. Civil War Celebrations, Including Battle of Fort Stevens
Presentation: Office of People’s Counsel
Presentation and Recommendation Vote: Application of Appelles, LLC to Establish A Medical Marijuana Cultivation Center at 6523 Chillum Place N.W.
Presentation and Recommendation Vote: BZA 18791, Application for Special Exception, 5922 Blair Road N.E. – Community Residential Facility and DDOT Public Space Permit Application for Curb Cut
Presentation and Recommendation Vote: Application for Substantial Change in License to Add Roof Deck/Summer Garden – Takoma Station Tavern, 6914 4th Street N.W. -- ABRA 079370
Presentation and Recommendation Vote: Application For Renewal of Class C Restaurant License – Cheerz, 7303 Georgia Avenue N.W.. -- ABRA 095178
Approval Vote: Settlement Agreement with V.I.P. Room, 6201 3rd Street N.W., ABRA 094561
Approval Vote: Grant Application -- 4Ever Emery
Approval Vote: Letter to Department of Parks and Recreation Regarding Required Support/Approval Letters for Use of DPR Facilities
Approval Vote: Resolution Regarding Release of D.C. Government Surplus Property at Ft. Totten Square
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Approval Vote: Resolution Regarding Proposed Tax on Gym Memberships, Yoga Classes
Approval Vote: Resolution Regarding Department of Parks and Recreation Fees
Treasurer’s Report
Approval Vote: Minutes, May 20, 2014 Regular Public Meeting
Adjournment
NOTE: ANC 4B will not meet in July or August.
NEXT MEETING: Monday, September 22, 2014 7:00 PM
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Go To ANC4B.info
Contact your Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner:
ANC 4B01 Sara Green (829-8802, [email protected]): ANC 4B02 Faith Wheeler (882-7565, [email protected]): ANC 4B03 Fred Grant (288-6016,[email protected]): ANC 4B04 Brenda Parks (291-2557, [email protected]); ANC 4B05 Brenda Speaks (506-5632); ANC 4B06 Ron Austin(369-0331, [email protected]); ANC 4B07 Judi Jones (291-6282, [email protected]): ANC 4B08 Yvonne Jefferson (529-3887, [email protected]): ANC 4B09 Douglass Sloan (291-6282, [email protected])
Meeting Rules
The Meeting Agenda will be made public one week prior to the meeting.
All cell phones & pagers must be switched to "silent" during the meeting.
Only elected Commissioners are permitted to sit at the Commissioners’ meeting table. Members of the public may not approach the Commissioners’ meeting table or engage Commissioners while sitting at the table in individual conversations while the meeting is in session. Any document or other item to be provided to Commissioners will be placed in a collection box at the entrance to the meeting room. The ANC 4B Staff Assistant will collect and distribute to Commissioners any such documents or other items.
Commissioners and the public attending the meeting are obliged and expected to maintain order, and to speak and behave in a civil and respectful manner. The Chair will recognize and call on constituents and Commissioners who raise their hands to speak. The Chair will use her discretion to maintain order and enforce the meeting rules.
Constituents will be called on in random order, to allow as many to speak at least once as time permits. Due to time constraints, a second opportunity to speak may not be available.
Questions and comments regarding agenda items must be relevant to the subject under discussion. Comments or questions not relevant to the agenda item under consideration shall be ruled out of order by the Chair.
The public attending may ask one question and one follow-up question during the Q&A period.
During the time allotted for Community Concerns, the public attending may address any issue of concern of which the Commission should be aware. Any member of the public making a comment or expressing a concern shall be limited to three minutes. Disorderly persons who do not cooperate with the rulings of the Chair shall be asked to leave the meeting. The Chair, or her designee, may call for police assistance to maintain and enforce order.
We will set time limits for each speaker and each agenda item.
Following presentations, Commissioners will ask questions, followed by questions from the public attending.
The Sergeant at Arms will monitor time limits and push the agenda.
Get more information, including community and government links, at www.anc4b.org