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Votes and actions: TIEE committee (Sept. 11, 2025)

Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy, and Environment Committee · September 11, 2025
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Summary

Summary of committee actions: CR 60 (World Car Free Day) moved favorable 3–0; CR 90 (College Park) moved favorable 3–0; CR 93 (Greenbelt) moved favorable 3–0; CB19 (NTMP/speed monitoring) moved favorable 4–0 with staff-directed amendments; CB52 was held 4–0 for a future meeting.

At its Sept. 11 meeting the Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee recorded these formal actions:

- CR 60 (World Car Free Day 2025): Motion to move favorable passed, 3–0 (mover: Vice Chair Harrison; second: Council member Dornoga).

- CR 90 (College Park stop-sign monitoring): Motion to move favorable passed, 3–0 (mover: Vice Chair Harrison; second: Council member Dornoga).

- CR 93 (Greenbelt stop-sign monitoring): Motion to move favorable passed, 3–0 (mover: Vice Chair Harrison; second: Council member Genoga).

- CB 19 (Neighborhood Traffic Management Program / speed-monitoring systems): Motion to move favorable passed, 4–0 (mover: Vice Chair Harrison; second: Miss Bouquet). The committee directed staff to draft technical amendments addressing police consultation, district council-member written approval, and cross-references to state law; DPWT presented the NTMP process during the discussion.

- CB 52 (Project Labor Agreement waivers): Committee voted to hold the item for the next meeting, 4–0.

These tallies reflect the committee-level recommendations; formal enactment requires subsequent steps per council rules.