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North Chevy Chase council records October approvals, hears treasurer report showing expenses above revenue

Village of North Chevy Chase Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Village Council approved October minutes, heard an October financial report showing $60,830 in income and $145,846 in expenses (YTD revenues $153,005; YTD expenses $221,515), and noted total assets of $3,293,608. The Village Manager reported two fast-track permits.

The Village of North Chevy Chase approved its October meeting minutes and received a treasurer's report showing combined October income of $60,830 and expenses of $145,846, which included capital spending related to Kensington Parkway streetlights. Fiscal year-to-date revenues were $153,005 and year-to-date expenses were $221,515; total assets stood at $3,293,608 as of Oct. 31.

The treasurer presented the figures during routine business. Council members did not record a separate vote tally in the minutes for the financial report; the minutes state the figures as reported. The Village Manager also reported two fast-track permit approvals: a dumpster permit at 3821 Kenilworth Drive (Oct. 28) and a fence permit at 3820 Inverness Drive (Nov. 12). These fast-track approvals were implemented administratively by the Village Manager rather than being placed on the consent agenda for separate council action.

Next steps recorded in the minutes include further review of capital and operational expenses as needed at future meetings. The council did not specify additional budgetary action at the Nov. 18 meeting.