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Additional Meeting (Markup)

By committee update,

Pursuant to Committee of the Whole Rule 302, Chairman Mendelson is calling an Additional Meeting of the Committee of the Whole on Tuesday, November 3, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. in the Council Chamber of the John A. Wilson Building.  The draft agenda is attached.

Should you have any questions, please contact Mr. Evan W. Cash, Committee of the Whole Director, at (202) 724-7002.

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Minutes of the October 20, 2015 Meeting
Bill 21-179, “Closing of a Public Alley in Square 70, S.O. 15-23283, Act of 2015”
Bill 21-336, “Closing of Franklin Street, N.W., Evarts Street, N.W., and Douglas Street, N.W. in Square 3128, S.O. 13-09432, Act of 2015”
Bill 21-354, “Interim Eligibility and Minimum Shelter Standards Amendment Act of 2015”
PR 21-307, “McMillan Townhomes Parcel Commercial Parcel, and Multifamily Parcels Disposition Extension Approval Resolution of 2015”

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Additional Meeting (Markup)

By committee update, ,

Pursuant to Committee of the Whole Rule 302, Chairman Mendelson is calling an Additional Meeting of the Committee of the Whole on Tuesday, June 2, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. in the Council Chamber of the John A. Wilson Building.  The draft agenda will be added to this posting 24 hours prior to the markup.

Should you have any questions, please contact Mr. Evan W. Cash, Committee of the Whole Director, at (202) 724-7002.

Phil in the News

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Some news stories from the past week involving Chairman Mendelson:

DC Mayor Launches New Initiatives That Include Training for Inmates – Although Bowser stressed that only working misdemeanor offenders would be eligible for pretrial release, D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson (D) said that misdemeanor suspects being held at the D.C. jail are there because a court has already determined that they are a danger to society or a flight risk.  “Nobody is automatically held pretrial,” Mendelson said in a phone interview.  [The Washington Post]

DC, Wizards to Announce Deal on Practice Facility in Southeast – “I think it’s an intriguing proposition, and I’m looking forward to seeing what the details are,” DC Council Chairman Phil Mendelson said.  [NBC4]

DC Mayor to Present $23 Million Supplemental Budget to Council – Because the budget involves fiscal 2015 funds, the District government will have to spend it before fiscal 2016 starts on Oct. 1.  That leaves the council with little time to hold hearings or to make changes to the document before sending it back to the mayor. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson (D) said that he met Tuesday with Bowser and told her that he would support council action on the document next week but that he would not guarantee support for all of her proposed measures.  [The Washington Post]

Could More Tax Abatement Be in Play in the District?  Mendelson Says It’s ‘Case-by-Case’ – “I think we have to look at it very carefully on a case-by-case basis,” he said. “There is a difference between The Advisory Board and, say, ACME Pest Control. There’s just a lot of aspects to this that are unique.”  [Washington Business Journal]

 

Phil in the News

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Some news stories from the past week involving Chairman Mendelson:

Amid Weekend Violence, DC’s Homicide Count Surges Past 100 – “People want to know why there has not been a clear answer given, and that’s not to say that there is an easy answer,” DC Council Chairman Phil Mendelson recently said, the Post reports.  [DCist]

DC Mayor to Ask for Expanded Police Powers Amid Homicide Spike – “Before there is violence, I believe there are things we can do to deter someone from even picking up a gun,” Mendelson said. “If they do, they will know immediately that they have made their decision” to potentially return to prison.  [The Washington Post]

Mayor Bowser to Announce Plan to Fight Crime Spike – “The idea behind it is that we have to step up the pressure on gun violence,” DC Council Chairman Phil Mendelson said.  [NBC4]

 

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