AGENDA

February 13, 2010 - February 26, 2010

Zoning Board Case No. ZB1077M

Veli Demirel, (Carney, Robinson) To amend the zoning map to reclassify from the R-20 (Residential:Single) Zoning District to OT (Office Transition) Overlay Zoning District for office use, professional and business. (10105 and 10109 Frederick Road) Hearing to Consider several alternate plan proposals as requested by the Zoning Board.

Zoning Board Case No. ZB1081

High's of Baltimore, Inc. and LDG, Inc., (Erskine) To apply Business Rural (BR) district to property currently zoned RC (Rural Conservation); East of Livestock Road, approximately 155' southwest of the intersection with MD 32 (12701 & 12705 Livestock Road)

Public Hearing

Approve Minutes

Legislative Work Session – January 29, 2010

Closed Meeting - February 1, 2010

The following legislation was introduced by the Chairperson at the request of the County Executive unless otherwise noted:

Council Resolution No. 6-2010 – Confirming the appointment of Dr. Byung H. Ahn to the Commission on Disability Issues

Council Resolution No. 7-2010 – Confirming the appointment of Stephen M. Rice to the Historic District Commission

Council Resolution No. 8-2010 – Confirming the appointment of Joshua Tzuker to the Planning Board.

Supplementary Budget & Appropriation Ordinance No. 12-Fiscal 2010 – Transferring $74,375 from the Grants Fund, Contingency Reserve to the Department of Police for the DNA Collection and Analysis Grant.

Council Bill No. 4-2010 - Authorizing Howard County to enter into Development Rights and Responsibilities Agreements pursuant to the authority granted by Article 66B, Section 13.01 of the Annotated Code of Maryland; establishing procedures and requirements for the consideration and execution of such agreements; making certain provisions regarding petitions filed prior to the effective date of this Act; and generally related to Development Rights and Responsibilities Agreements

Council Bill No. 5-2010 - Adopting the International Building Code, 2009, the International Residential Code, 2009, the International Mechanical Code, 2009, and the International Energy Conservation Code, 2009; providing that such codes collectively comprise the Howard County Building Code; regulating the design, construction, alteration, improvement, or modification of a building, structure, or other related equipment; adopting certain local amendments to the Building Code; adopting penalties for the violation of the Building Code; adopting the 2009 edition of the National Standard Plumbing Code Illustrated and the National Fuel Gas Code (NFPA 54-2009), as the Plumbing and Gasfitting Code for Howard County; regulating the design, construction, alteration, improvement, or modification of plumbing and gasfitting systems; adopting local amendments to the Plumbing and Gasfitting Code; altering the period certain types of plumbing permits remain in effect; making certain technical corrections; and generally relating to building and construction regulations in Howard County

Council Resolution No. 9-2010 – Introduced by Courtney Watson - Supporting the creation of a committee with other jurisdictions to seek certification as a Maryland Heritage Area for the Patapsco Valley Greenway

Council Resolution No. 10-2010 – Approving a public interest use for telecommunications antennas and associated ground equipment on land owned by James and Ruth Welling; finding that the proposed use is in the public interest; approving an amendment to certain deeds of easement to release the land used for the telecommunications antennas and accessory ground equipment for a public purpose; and providing that the release is contingent on a certain payment to the County

Tabled Legislation

Council Resolution No. 3-2010– Confirming the appointment of Guillermo A. Birmingham to the Human Rights Commission (Tabled 2/1/10)

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