Minutes
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Regular Meeting on April 11, 2019
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…
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Regular Meeting on May 9, 2019
North College Park Community Association May 9, 2019 – Regular Meeting at Davis Hall Attendance included Mayor Patrick Wojhan; Councilmembers Fazlul Kabir, Kate Kennedy; Guests: Thomas Tanner, Branchville Volunteer Fire Company; Cruz Companies (John Cruz III, Daniel Cruz, Jr., Armond McCoy, Daniel Lynch, Attorney) Meeting called to order at 7:30 pm. Agenda approved with two…
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Regular Meting on February 14, 2019
North College Park Community Association February 14, 2019 – Regular Meeting at Davis Hall Attendance included Councilmember Fazlul Kabir; Guests: Rob Landau, Richard Sloane, Michelle Garcia Meeting called to order at 7:30 pm. Agenda approved after adjustment to switch time slots with Zoning Rewrite Initiative and NCPCA Picnic update. January 2019 Minutes Approved. Compassion &…
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Regular Meting on January 10, 2019
Attendance included Councilmembers Fazlul Kabir, Kate Kennedy, Denise Mitchell. Meeting called to order at 7:30 pm. Agenda Approved. December 2018 Minutes Approved. NCPCA City Budget Priorities Forum. President Krouse led a forum on issues attendees consider budget priorities for the City of College Park. A list of concerns was collected, and NCPCA will formalize a set of recommendations at the February meeting.…
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Regular Meeting on December 13, 2018
Attendance included Councilmember Fazlul Kabir and Suchitra Balachandran, President, West College Park Citizens Association Meeting called to order at 7:30 pm November 8, 2018 Minutes Approved. U.M. Golf Course: Suchitra Balachandran presented an updated on the “repurposing” of the Univ. of Md. Golf Course which involves the loss of four holes. The U.M. repurposing plan is opposed by the Friends…