Council Calendar
Committee of the Whole Regular MeetingPursuant to Committee of the Whole Rule 301(a) the Committee of the Whole has a regular meeting on May 21, 2013 in Council Chambers, Room 500. The first item posted is the draft agenda. The draft agenda gives a preliminary list of the legislation that will be agendized for a future legislative meeting, gives notice for future hearings, and lists the items that will be marked up and voted out of the Committee of the Whole. |
Judiciary and Public Safety: B20-143Bill 20-143, the Personal Property Robbery Prevention Amendment Act of 2013, would establish a procedure for the Chief of Police to designate and provide notice of high offense contraband, require licensed businesses to maintain records on purchase of high offense contraband, and allow police access to records; to amend the Office of Administrative Hearings Establishment Act to include within its jurisdiction post-deprivation hearings within 72 hours of a business license revocation, suspension, or restriction; and to amend Title 47 of the District of Columbia Code to enable the Chief of Police to request the revocation, suspension, or restriction of business license. |
Committee of the Whole: B20-126, B20-69, B20-250, and B20-241
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Government Operations Public Hearing: B20-245, B20-265
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Judiciary and Public Safety: B20-143The purpose of this hearing is to receive public Comments on Bill 20-143, the Personal Property Robbery Prevention Amendment Act of 2013, which would establish a procedure for the Chief of Police to designate and provide notice of high offense contraband, require licensed businesses to maintain records on purchase of high offense contraband, and allow police access to those records. The bill also would amend the Office of Administrative Hearings Establishment Act to include within its jurisdiction post-deprivation hearings within 72 hours of a business license revocation, suspension, or restriction; and amend Title 47 of the District of Columbia Official Code to enable the Chief of Police to request the revocation, suspension, or restriction of a business license where the business is involved with high offense contraband. |
Judiciary and Public Safety: PR20-157, PR20-158 and PR20-187Committee on the Judiciary and Public Safety is holding a roundtable on the following legislation:
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Finance and Revenue: PR20-228, Bill 20-256, and Bill 20-280
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Human Services: Homeless Services Reform Amd Act
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Transportation and the Environment: PR20-183, PR20-184, PR20-185, & PR20-186
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Transportation and the Environment: Safety in TaxicabsOn February 25, 2013 the Committee held its annual oversight hearing on the District of Columbia Taxicab Commission. During this hearing, the Commission stated that it receives approximately 150 complaints per month, 80% of which are from women who feel threatened, harassed, or unsafe in taxicabs. The purpose of this hearing is to understand the process by which the Commission evaluates, investigates, and resolves these complaints. The hearing will also consider the implementation of DC Law 19-184, the Taxicab Service Improvement Amendment Act of 2012. Among other things, this law requires taxis to accept credit cards, maintain a digital manifest, install passenger and driver security devices, install a passenger information display with GPS navigation, and adopt a uniform color scheme and cruising lights. The law also increases training for drivers and hack inspectors, encourages taxis that are environmentally friendly and accessible to persons with disabilities, and seeks to increase taxi service to underserved areas in the District. |
Committee of the Whole: B20-71Bill 20-71, Boards and Commissions Reform Act of 2013, would abolish or merge certain boards and commissions that the Executive has deemed no longer necessary for the functioning of the District Government. |
Transportation and the Environment: B20-61, B20-177, B20-231, B20-275, B20-279
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Committee of the Whole: B20-125Bill 20-125, Social Impact Financing Amendment Act of 2013, would amend the Procurement Practices Reform Act of 2010 to establish that Social Impact Bond contract agreements may be used by the District of Columbia government to procure specific social or human care services. |
Committee of the Whole: PR20-263, PR20-265, PR20-267, PR20-269, PR20-271, and PR20-273
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Administrative MeetingRegular Administrative Meeting. |
Committee of the Whole Progress Report on the Fiscal Year 2012 (CAFR) Audit RecommendationsThe purpose of this hearing is to receive testimony on the progress made by the District government on addressing significant deficiencies identified by the Independent Auditors' report Report on Internal Control Over Financial Reporting and on Compliance and other matter based on an Audit of Financial Statments released in conjunction with the FY 2012 CAFR. |
Finance and Revenue: Regular MeetingRegular Meeting |
Government Operations: B20-49, B20-116, B20-117
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Human Services: Status of the Evans v. Gray case and DDS exit planThe purpose of the roundtable is to discuss the status of the Evan v. Gray class action litigation and the progress and plans of the Department on Disability Services to come into compliance and exit the longstanding litigation. The Committee will be receiving testimony from the Department of Disability Services Director, the Court-Appointed Independent Compliance Monitor and the Court-Appointed Monitor in the case, as well as from all interested stakeholders. |
Committee of the Whole Regular MeetingPursuant to Committee of the Whole Rule 301(a) the Committee of the Whole has a regular meeting on June 18, 2013 in Council Chambers, Room 500. The first item posted is the draft agenda. The draft agenda gives a preliminary list of the legislation that will be agendized for a future legislative meeting, gives notice for future hearings, and lists the items that will be marked up and voted out of the Committee of the Whole. |
Committee on Health Regularly Scheduled Committee MeetingRegularly scheduled committee meeting. |
Transportation and the Environment: DC Streetcar SystemThe District Department of Transportation has planned an 8-line, 37 –mile streetcar system throughout the District. Passenger service is expected to begin on the initial H Street/Benning Road segment by the end of 2013. The District is already spending tens of millions of dollars on the streetcar system and has budgeted an additional $400 million during the next 6 years. At the same time, the Mayor has convened a task force to consider the future governance and financing of the system, and has solicited private companies to help build, operate, and maintain the first 22-miles of streetcar service. The purpose of this hearing is to discuss the status of the initial segment, plans for future lines, proposals from the private sector, governance alternatives, and financing options for the streetcar system. |
Judiciary and Public Safety: B20-216, B20-217, B20-218, B20-219, B20-221
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