NCPCA – North College Park Community Association
April 11, 2019 – Regular Meeting at Davis Hall
Attendance included State Senator Jim Rosapepe; State Delegate Mary Lehman; Councilmember Fazlul Kabir; Assistant City Manager, Bill Gardiner; Community Liaison, Lindsay Divaly
Agenda: Approved March 2019 Minutes: Approved
Legislative Update. Delegate Lehman and Senator Rosapepe reported on the following:
- HB1413/SB1030: Providing $1 Billion In Increased Funding For Public Schools
- HB166/SB280: Raising Minimum Hourly Wage To $15
- HB109/SB285: Banning Use Of Plastic Foam
- HB1169/SB895: Raising Age For Buying To Tobacco Products To 21
- HB697/SB868: Prohibiting Denial Of Health Insurance Over Pre-Existing Conditions
- HB768/SB759: Creating A Prescription Drug Price Monitoring Board
- HB1428/SB619: Reforming The University Of Maryland Medical System Board Of Directors
- HB 1783: Inter-agency Commission On School Construction
- HB 505: SB 763: Proposed Summer Study For Artificial Turf
- Expand Access To State Pre-K Program To All Low-Income Three- And Four-Year-Olds; Casinos State’s Education Trust Fund: $125M For The Next 30 Years ; Sr. Property Tax Relief; Child Tax Credit; Clean Energy Jobs Bill; Pedestrian Safety Fund; Summer 2019 Study; I-495/I-270 Congestion Relief Improvements
Response To NCPCA Community Center Letter. Senator Rosapepe discussed financing a Community Center using Bond money that requires matching money.
Zoning Update: Judy Blumenthal reported on the April 9th County Council Zoning Update Meeting, emphasizing the maps are scheduled to be released in May. County Councilmember Dernoga expressed interested in working with his constituents
Announcements:
- Councilmembers Fazlul and Mitchell will hold a Town Hall meeting on Friday, April 12, 7:00pm, Davis Hall
- Good Neighbor Day, April 13. Meet at MOM’s Organic Market
- County Councilmember Dernoga will hold a public meeting Wednesday, May 8, 7:00pm, Davis Hall
- Mary Cook, Chair, NCPCA Nominating Committee, is seeking nominations for all positions
- A Prince George’s County Police officer fired her gun after confronting some shoplifters at the Home Depot this morning
Meeting adjourned 9:31 PM.