CITY COUNCIL AGENDA RESULTS

MAY 6, 2010 (Youth in City Government Day)

As a public service to the community, Wilmington City Council provides links to ordinances and resolutions presented at each City Council meeting.

Charles Potter, Jr.: 1st District

Rev. 1 3324	Sub. 1 Ordinance 10-013	Authorize an Agreement for Engineering Services with Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. for Water System Improvements	Enacted but not codified
Rev. 1 3325	Sub. 1 Ordinance 10-014	Authorize an Agreement for Engineering Services with Hatch Mott MacDonald, LLC, for Water System Improvements	Enacted but not codified
3340	Ordinance 10-023	Amend Chapter 35 of the City Code Regarding Categories of Goals for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises	Enacted but not codified
3358	Ordinance 10-032	Authorize to the Janitorial Contract for the City/County Building with American Services Corporation	Referred to Committee

Ernest "Trippi" Congo II: 2nd District

Rev. 1
3341

Sub. 1
Ordinance 10-024

Enact Certain Traffic Regulations (Signs to be installed on Jessup Street, Washington and Market Streets)

Enacted but not codified

Stephanie T. Bolden: 3rd District

3342	Ordinance 10-025	Enact Certain Parking Regulations (Various Locations Throughout the City)	Enacted but not codified
3359	Resolution 10-029	Declaring as Surplus and Authorize the Disposition to Habitat for Humanity the Six Foot Wide Alley Running from Lamotte Street to the Block Surrounded by East 22nd Street, Lamotte Street, Vandever Avenue and Market Street	Passed
3360	Ordinance 10-033	Amend Chapter 37 of the City Code Regarding Residential Parking Stickers for McCaulley Court	Referred to Committee

Hanifa G.N. Shabazz: 4th District

3344

Ordinance 10-026

Enact Certain Parking Regulations (Signs to be installed in the Vicinity of Elbert Palmer Elementary School, and S. Tatnall Street)

Enacted but not codified

Paul F. Ignudo, Jr.: 7th District

3361	Resolution 10-030	Authorizing the City to Acquire Prospective Properties at the May 11, 2010 New Castle County Sheriff Sale	Passed
3362	Resolution 10-031	Authorizing the Mayor to file the Fiscal Year 2011 Consolidated Plan with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development including funding for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Improvement Program (HOME), Emergency Shelter Grants (ESG), and Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS (HOPWA)	Passed

Charles M. "Bud" Freel: At-Large

3352	Ordinance 10-029	Amend Chapter 44 of the City Code in Order to Extend the City’s Tax Abatement and Exemption Programs to June 30, 2014	Enacted but not codified
3363	Ordinance 10-034	Authorize an Agreement with Metropolitan Life Insurance Company	Referred to Committee
3364	Ordinance 10-035	Authorize Electricity Procurement Contract for FY 2011	Referred to Committee

Justen A. Wright: At-Large

3365	Ordinance 10-036	Amend Chapter 2 of the City Code by Enacting Certain Provisions Regarding the Authorization of Contracts for Less Than One Year	Referred to Committee
3366	Ordinance 10-037	Enact Certain Traffic Regulations (Change Street Direction on the 3600 Block of Jefferson Street – Harlan School)	Referred to Committee

All Council	Recognize Youth In City Government Day
All Council	Welcome Delegation from Nemours France
All Council	Sympathy Theodore “Ted” Reaves
All Council	Sympathy Christopher W. White, Esq.
Bolden	Best Wishes Ruby Irene Holloway – 100th Birthday
Bolden	Sympathy Tina Thompson
Brown	Commend Wilmington Dept. of Parks & Recreation – Tennis in the Streets 2010
Brown	Commend Wilmington Dept. of Parks & Recreation - National Senior Health Day
Kelley	Sympathy Martin J. Walsh, Jr.
Potter	Congratulate Delaware Afro-American Sports Hall of Fame
Potter	Recognize Eastern Diocese Church of Christ Holiness USA’s Youth Conference
Shabazz	Recognize Delaware HIV Consortium’s 6th Annual WOW Awards Celebration
Shabazz	Celebrate “Provider Appreciation Day”
Shabazz	Salute Delaware Prevention Network Alliance and Delaware’s First Lady Carla Markell
Wright	Salute Longtime Members of New Mt. Olive Baptist Church: Ms. Hazel Brown, Ms. Louise Smith, Deaconess Bessie Wright, Trustee Bertram Furrowh and Mr. Randy Lee Jackson