Rockville public meetings in 2024

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will consider a concept plan from WMATA for the Rockville Metro Station. The body will also hold a second worksession on the Town Center Master Plan and vote on several city contracts and easements.

• Contract for three refuse collection trucks from Mid Atlantic Waste Systems for $989,207.07
• Construction contract for F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre ADA Improvements with Bob Andrews Construction, Inc. not to exceed $1,398,980
• Resolution to approve WMATA concept plan for the Rockville Metro Station
• Site Host Agreement with Francis Energy, LLC for electric vehicle charging stations
• Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit Homeownership Program Agreement for the Flats at Northside Phase 2

• Purchase of Three Rear Loader Refuse Collection Trucks — approved
  $989,207
• Authorization for Two Easements and One License and Maintenance Agreement at Rockville Estates — approved
  Lot 6, Block D, Rockville Estates
• Release and Extinguish Easement for Pedestrian Path on Hardwicke Place — approved
  Between Lots 9 and 10 on Hardwicke Place
• Site Host Agreement for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations — approved
  City property
• License Agreements for Sidewalk Construction on Virginia Avenue — approved
  Virginia Avenue between Woodland Road and England Terrace
• F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre ADA Improvements Construction Contract — approved
  F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre · $1.4M
• Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit Homeownership Program Agreement and Declaration of Restrictive Covenants for The Flats a — approved
  The Flats at Northside Phase 2
• Concept Plan Approval for Rockville Metro Station — introduced
  Rockville Metro Station

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will conduct a public hearing and work session regarding the Town Center Master Plan and the Rockville Metro Station Final Report. The body will also vote on several consent agenda items, including a fuel contract and a grant application.

• Public hearing and work session on the Town Center Master Plan
• Contract for diesel fuel delivery to the Rothgeb Facility with Mansfield Energy Corp. for $775,000
• Funding application for FY2026/Year 51 Community Development Block Grant
• Letter of support for Pepco's Electric Vehicle (EV) Phase II Programs
• FY 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)

• Purchase and Delivery of Diesel Fuel to the Rothgeb Facility
  Rothgeb Facility · $775,000
• Town Center Master Plan Public Hearing

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will hold public hearings and discuss possible amendments to the Lincoln Park Neighborhood Conservation District Plan and a related zoning text amendment to implement design guidelines. A worksession on housing stability strategies is also scheduled. Consent items include ratifying grant agreements for lighting improvements at Thomas Farm Community Center and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

• Public hearing on amendments to Lincoln Park Neighborhood Conservation District Plan
• Public hearing on Zoning Text Amendment TXT2024-00267 for Lincoln Park Overlay Zone
• Ratification of grant agreement with Maryland Energy Administration for lighting at Thomas Farm Community Center
• Ratification of grant agreement with Maryland Energy Administration for EV charging infrastructure
• Board and commission appointments and reappointments

• Amend Stormwater Management Easement Associated with King Buick
  King Buick
• Release and Extinguish Stormwater Management Easement on Lot 24, Block A, The Pike
  Lot 24, Block A, The Pike
• Amendments to the Lincoln Park Neighborhood Conservation District Plan
  Lincoln Park Neighborhood
• Zoning Text Amendment TXT2024-00267 (Lincoln Park Design Guidelines)
  Lincoln Park Neighborhood

Mayor and Council

The Rockville Mayor and Council will appoint and reappoint members to various Boards and Commissions. They will ratify an inter‑governmental agreement for the Emergency Operations Center at 6 Taft Court, authorize electricity supply agreements, and approve a grant for streetlight efficiency. The Council will award a $429,703.58 purchase order to Douron Incorporated for office furniture and a not‑to‑exceed $680,730.00 contract to Cynergy Electric for an emergency generator at the same site. Public hearings will be held on the FY 2026 budget and the Town Center Master Plan.

• Appoint and reappoint members to Boards and Commissions
• Ratify inter‑governmental agreement for Emergency Operations Center at 6 Taft Court
• Authorize $429,703.58 purchase order to Douron Inc. for office furniture at 6 Taft Court
• Authorize up to $680,730.00 contract with Cynergy Electric for emergency generator installation at 6 Taft Court
• Public Hearing on FY 2026 Budget #1 and Town Center Master Plan

• Inter-government Agreement for Emergency Operations Center Construction — approved
  6 Taft Court
• Electricity Supply Agreements — approved
• Grant Agreement for FY 2024 Streetlight and Outdoor Lighting Efficiency Program — approved
• Purchase of Office Furniture for 6 Taft Court — approved
  6 Taft Court · $429,704
• Emergency Generator Installation at 6 Taft Court — approved
  6 Taft Court · $680,730
• FY 2025 Budget Amendment #2 — introduced
• King Farm Farmstead Park Complex Adaptive Re-Use Master Plan Process
  King Farm

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will meet on October 21, 2024. They will consider a consent agenda item adopting Rockville’s 2025 State Legislative Priorities and Legislative Bond Initiatives for the Maryland General Assembly session (January 8–April 7, 2025). The meeting also includes a Housing Strategies work session on subsidies and a joint meeting with the Rockville Economic Development, Inc. (REDI) Board of Directors. Additional routine items are the City Manager’s report, board appointments, and a community forum.

• Adoption of resolution for 2025 State Legislative Priorities and Legislative Bond Initiatives
• Housing Strategies Work Session: Subsidy
• Joint meeting with Rockville Economic Development, Inc. (REDI) Board of Directors
• Boards and Commissions Appointments and Reappointments
• City Manager's Report

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will review several service contracts and a storm drain easement. The meeting includes a worksession on emergency management and 2025 state legislative priorities.

• On-Call Roofing Services agreements with CitiRoof Corporation, Simpson Unlimited, Inc., and Dynamic General Contracting, LLC not to exceed $4,500,000 annually
• Underground Stormwater Facility Maintenance and Repair Services contract with Magnolia Plumbing, Inc. not to exceed $435,000 annually
• Grant of Storm Drain Easement on Parcel C, Rockshire Village Center
• Financial Advisory Board FY 2024 Annual Report and FY 2025 Action Plan
• Worksession on Emergency Management Overview and 2025 State Legislative Priorities

• On-Call Roofing Services Rider Agreement (CitiRoof Corporation, Simpson Unlimited, Inc., and Dynamic General Contracting
  $4.5M
• Underground Stormwater Facility Maintenance and Repair Services (Ride Montgomery County Contract No. 1143252)
  $435,000
• Grant of Storm Drain Easement on Parcel C, Rockshire Village Center
  Parcel C, Rockshire Village Center

Mayor and Council

The Rockville Mayor and Council will consider rezoning a property in the Courthouse Square Historic District, approve a tree planting grant, and discuss amendments to the Forest and Tree Preservation Ordinance.

• Rezone 4 Courthouse Square from MXTD to MXTD-HD
• Approve tree planting grant agreement with Chesapeake Bay Trust
• Discuss amendments to Forest and Tree Preservation Ordinance
• Authorize IT infrastructure contract with DSI Solutions, Inc.
• Approve sale of beneficial interest in Scarborough Square Townhomes

• Rider Agreement for IT infrastructure at 6 Taft Court with DSI
  6 Taft Court · $465,258
• Sale of beneficial interest in Scarborough Square Townhomes and Apartments
  Scarborough Square Townhomes and Apartments
• Amendments to Chapter 10.5, the Forest and Tree Preservation Ordinance
• Project Plan Application PJT 2023-00016 - Champion Billiards
  900 Rockville Pike
• Sectional Map Amendment MAP2024-00125 - 4 Courthouse Square
  4 Courthouse Square

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will consider an ordinance requiring housing developments with 20 or more units to provide moderately priced housing. The body will also vote on a procurement code amendment and a zoning text amendment for accessory dwelling units.

• Proposed ordinance to require moderately priced housing for developments with 20+ units
• Ordinance to amend City Code Chapter 17 regarding procurement spending thresholds and reporting
• Corrected Ordinance for Zoning Text Amendment TXT2019-00255 regarding Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
• Employment Agreement for Tara Eggleston Stewart as Director of Recreation and Parks
• Agreement with Paul Santoleri for the Outdoor Recreation Pool Renovations (RC 18) Art Project

• Zoning Text Amendment Application TXT2019-00255 (ADUs)
• Amend City Code Chapter 13.5, 'Moderately Priced Housing'
  20 units
• Amend Chapter 17 of the Rockville City Code, 'Procurement'

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will discuss updates to procurement spending thresholds and zoning amendments, including the allowance of detached accessory dwelling units. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding FY 2026 Community Development Block Grant funding.

• Contract with DSI (DISYS Solutions Inc.) for security software and services not to exceed $1,453,250.50
• Purchase of one John Deere Backhoe Loader from Jesco, Inc. for $136,475
• Proposed rezoning of 5906 Halpine Road to Residential Flexible-Floating Zone for 36 condominium units
• Ordinance to allow Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in Residential Zones
• Public hearing on FY 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding

• Rider Agreement with DSI (DISYS Solutions Inc.) for hardware, software, support, and professional services
  $1.5M
• Release and Extinguish Existing Storm Drain Easement and Approve a Grant of Storm Drain Easement
  Lot 23, Block A, Wheel of Fortune, 11511 Fortune Terrace
• Purchase of one John Deere Backhoe Loader from Jesco, Inc.
  $136,475
• Amendment to Chapter 17 of the Rockville City Code (Procurement) — introduced

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will hold public hearings on tree preservation ordinance amendments and a rezoning request for 5906 Halpine Road. The body is also considering a bond ordinance for infrastructure financing and a budget amendment for FY 2025.

• Bond Ordinance to authorize the sale of General Obligation Bonds up to $27,500,000
• Public Hearing for rezoning 5906 Halpine Road to allow 36 condominium units
• Public Hearing for amendments to the Forest and Tree Preservation Ordinance
• License Agreement with KBSG Associates, LLC for a sidewalk in Mattie J.T. Stepanek Park
• Budget Amendment #1 to appropriate funds and levy taxes for FY 2025

• Rezone 5906 Halpine Road from R-60 to RF-FZ and permit 36 stacked condominium units — introduced
  5906 Halpine Road · 36 units
• FY 2025 Budget Amendment #1 — introduced
• 2024A General Obligation Bonds issuance — introduced
  $27.5M
• Subaward Agreement for Flood Resiliency Master Plan — approved
• Revocable License Agreement for sidewalk in Mattie J.T. Stepanek Park — approved
  Mattie J.T. Stepanek Park
• Memorandum of Understanding with Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission — approved
• Public art project on Beall Avenue in Town Center — approved
  Beall Avenue, Town Center
• MPDU Program Agreement for Flats at Northside Phase 1 — approved

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will consider updates to the city's public ethics code and zoning regulations regarding tobacco and vape shops. The body will also discuss detached accessory dwelling units and a commercial building project at 900 Rockville Pike.

• Contract with Colossal Contractors, Inc. for bus stop maintenance not to exceed $991,400 over 5 years
• Possible adoption of an Ordinance to regulate tobacco and vape shops (TXT 2024-00265)
• Discussion on Zoning Text Amendment TXT 2019-00255 to allow detached accessory dwelling units (ADUs)
• Project Plan Application PJT 2023-00016 for a 4,400 square foot commercial building at 900 Rockville Pike
• Proposed amendments to Chapter 16 of the City Code regarding Public Ethics

• Declaration of Forest and Tree Conservation Covenants for the Rockville Swim and Fitness Center Outdoor Recreation Pool
  Rockville Swim and Fitness Center
• Bus stop maintenance services contract with Colossal Contractors, Inc.
  $991,400
• Zoning Text Amendment TXT 2019-00255 to Allow Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in Residential Zones
• Amendment to the Planned Development for Champion Billiards
  Champion Billiards

Mayor and Council

The Rockville Mayor and Council will hold public hearings on a zoning amendment to change how Neighborhood Conservation Districts are modified, and on a project plan for a new 4,400-square-foot commercial building at 900 Rockville Pike. The council will also discuss instructions to staff on proposed amendments to allow detached accessory dwelling units in residential zones and to regulate vape and tobacco shops. Additionally, the body will review a presentation on rent stabilization and consider a consent agenda item for a $250,000 electronic security systems contract. These items address local development rules, housing options, commercial regulations, and property safety.

• Public hearing on Zoning Text Amendment TXT 2024-00266 to amend the process for modifying Neighborhood Conservation Districts
• Public hearing and discussion on Project Plan PJT 2023-00016 to permit a 4,400-square-foot commercial building at 900 Rockville Pike
• Discussion on Zoning Text Amendment TXT 2019-00255 to allow detached accessory dwelling units in residential zones
• Discussion on Zoning Text Amendment TXT 2024-00265 to regulate vape and tobacco shops
• Consent agenda item to award a contract up to $250,000 to EAI Securities Systems, Inc. for electronic security system maintenance through May 5, 2025

• Amendment to the Planned Development for Champion Billiards to Permit Construction of a 4,400 square foot commercial bui
  900 Rockville Pike
• Zoning Text Amendment to Amend Article 14 in Order to Establish a Process to Amend Neighborhood Conservation Districts
• Rider Contract for the Inspection, Repair, Maintenance, and Installation of Electronic Security Systems
  $250,000
• Zoning Text Amendment to Allow Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in Residential Zones
• Zoning Text Amendment to Regulate Vape and Tobacco (Smoke) Shops

Mayor and Council

This agenda is primarily procedural boilerplate organized as a consent agenda. The Mayor and Council will vote on renewing the city’s excess liability insurance, awarding a sludge hauling contract, and disbursing over $1.2 million in grants to nonprofit organizations. A future Drop-In session with Mayor Ashton and Councilmember Fulton is also scheduled.

• Excess liability insurance policy with Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. for FY 2025 ($174,615.49)
• Sludge hauling contract with Denali Water Solutions, LLC up to $133,320 through June 30, 2025
• FY 2025 Human Services (Caregiver) grants totaling $774,590 to 14 nonprofit organizations
• FY 2025 Community Organization grants totaling $448,060 to 14 nonprofit organizations
• First Amendment to the Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit Program Agreement with Pulte Home Company, LLC

• Excess liability insurance policy with Alliant Insurance .Services, Inc.
  $174,615
• Contract with Denali Water Solutions, LLC for sludge hauling services
  $133,320
• FY2025 Human Services (Caregiver) Grant Agreements
  $774,590
• FY 2025 Community Organization Grant Agreement
  $448,060
• First Amendment to the Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit Program Agreement with Pulte Home Company, LLC

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will consider a public hearing regarding vape and tobacco shop regulations and a rezoning for 4 Courthouse Square. The meeting also includes several contract awards for city services, fuel, and building renovations.

• Public Hearing for TXT 2024-00265: Zoning Text Amendment to Regulate Vape and Tobacco (Smoke) Shops
• Contract with Health Management Associates, Inc. for $113,722.00
• Rider Contract with Carroll Independent Fuel Co. Inc. not to exceed $3,750,000.00
• Water Treatment Chemicals contracts not to exceed $1,060,500.00
• Contract with Nichols Contracting, Inc. for 6 Taft Court renovations not to exceed $10,311,264.38

• Zoning Text Amendment to Regulate Vape and Tobacco (Smoke) Shops
• Human service needs assessment and gap analysis
  $113,722
• Purchase and Delivery of Regular Unleaded Gasoline
  $3.8M
• Procurement of Water Treatment Chemicals
  $1.1M
• Purchase and Delivery of Automotive Parts for Police Vehicles
  $176,692

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will hold a public hearing regarding accessory dwelling units and consider the appointment of a new City Manager. The agenda also includes several proclamations and legislative presentations.

• Public Hearing on Zoning Text Amendment TXT 2019-00255 regarding detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
• Resolution to appoint a new City Manager and approve an employment contract
• Contract with RCM&D Self-Insured Services Company, Inc. for worker compensation claim services
• Proclamation declaring June 2024 as LGBTQ+ Pride Month
• Proclamation declaring June 7-9, 2024 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day, Weekend and Month

• Zoning Text Amendment TXT 2019-00255 (Permit Detached ADUs)
• Affordable Housing Presentation, Discussion and Possible Approval

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will convene to address items on the consent agenda. This includes appointing a deputy city manager as acting city manager and approving a rental program agreement for the Twinbrook Quarter development.

• Appointment of Barack Matite, Deputy City Manager, as Acting City Manager
• Approval of a Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit (MPDU) Rental Program Agreement for Phase 1 (residential) of the Twinbrook Quarter development

• MPDU Rental Program Agreement for Phase 1 (residential) of the Twinbrook Quarter development
  Twinbrook Quarter development

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will consider a rezoning for 4 Courthouse Square and a project plan for Rockshire Village Center. The agenda includes several proclamations, an environmental excellence award presentation, and various contract authorizations.

• Public Hearing for rezoning property at 4 Courthouse Square from MXTD to MXTD HD
• Purchase of one utility truck from National Auto Fleet Group for $283,582.00
• Contract with Chesapeake Charter, Inc. for school bus transportation not to exceed $150,000
• Project Plan Application PJT2024-00017 for Rockshire Village Center at 2401 Wootton Parkway
• Resolution to revise the City's Statement of Investment Policy

• Sectional Map Amendment MAP 2024-00125 rezone 4 Courthouse Square to MXTD HD
  4 Courthouse Square
• Project Plan Application PJT2024-00017 Rockshire Village Center amendment to permit 60 residential units and commercial/ — introduced
  Rockshire Village Center · 60 units
• Purchase of one utility truck from National Auto Fleet Group — approved
  $283,582
• Amendment to Chesapeake Bay Trust cooperative agreement to expand scope of work for Stormwater Incentive Program — authorized
• School bus transportation services contract with Chesapeake Charter, Inc. — authorized
  $150,000

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will consider several resolutions regarding utility fees, including stormwater and refuse collection rates. The agenda also includes discussions on the FY 2025 budget and proposed changes to water and sewer usage charges. Additionally, the council will review a $10 million contract for outdoor recreation pool renovations.

• $10,085,400 contract for Outdoor Recreation Pool Renovations with Keller Brothers Inc.
• Proposed ordinance to establish new water and sewer usage charges for FY 2025 through FY 2027
• $253,888 contract for LED lighting retrofits at the Senior Center and Twinbrook Community Recreation Center
• Resolution to establish service charge rates for municipal refuse collection
• $331,976 contract for professional audit services with SB & Company, LLC

• Professional audit services (FY 2024-2028)
  $331,976
• Rider Agreement with RIFE International, LLC
  $253,888

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will review several city service contracts and a residential development proposal. The agenda also includes presentations on the Seven Locks Justice Complex and the Annual Climate Action Plan.

• Rider Agreement with Kiara’s Landscaping Inc. for fencing services up to $350,000
• Rider Agreement with J&H Maintenance Services Corp. for custodial services up to $675,000
• Purchase order to Jesco Inc. for one rubber tire wheel loader for $225,343
• Project Plan Application PJT 2024-00017: Rockshire Village Center residential and commercial proposal at 2401 Wootton Parkway
• Ordinance to amend Chapter 5 of the Rockville City Code regarding building regulations

• Rider Agreement with Kiara’s Landscaping Inc. for fencing installation and repair
  $350,000
• Rider Agreement with J&H Maintenance Services Corp. for Custodial Services
  $675,000
• Purchase Order to Jesco Inc. for One Rubber Tire Wheel Loader
  $225,343
• Rockshire Village Center - Request to Amend the Rockshire Planned Development
  2401 Wootton Parkway · 60 units
• Ordinance to Retitle and Amend Chapter 5 of the Rockville City Code (Buildings and Building Regulations)

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Rockshire Village Center project plan. The council will also consider contracts for water main inspections and Microsoft 365 licenses. A budget worksession for the FY 2025 Capital Improvements Program is scheduled.

• Public hearing for Rockshire Village Center (60 residential units and commercial use)
• Sole source contract for water main inspections up to $909,900
• Microsoft 365 license purchase not to exceed $179,435.44
• Grant agreement for stormwater retrofits at Potomac Woods, Aintree, and College Garden ponds

• Amend Rockshire Planned Development to allow 60 residential units, up to 5,200 sq ft commercial/office, and neighborhood
  2401 Wootton Parkway · 60 units
• Sole source contract with Pure Technologies for potable water transmission mains inspection — introduced
  $909,900
• Rider agreement for Microsoft 365 Enterprise licenses — introduced
  $179,435
• Clean Water Commerce Act Grant Agreement for stormwater facility retrofits — introduced

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will hold a public hearing for the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget. The agenda also includes several consent agenda items regarding snow removal, housing agreements, and park improvements.

• Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Public Hearing #3
• Snow removal rider agreement with Ashbritt, Inc. not to exceed $1,000,000
• King Farm Farmstead Development Site MPDU program agreements with Pulte Home Company, LLC and KBSG Associates, LLC
• Potomac Woods MPDU Program Agreement with PW Homes Associates, LLC and EYA Development, LLC
• Stormwater management change orders for Northeast Park not to exceed $228,305.19

• Rider Agreement with Ashbrbit, Inc. for Emergency Services for Snow Removal — approved
  $1.0M
• MPDU Program Agreements and Declarations of Restrictive Covenant for King Farm Farmstead Development Site — approved
  King Farm Farmstead Development Site
• MPDU Program Agreement for Sale Units - Potomac Woods — approved
  Potomac Woods
• Change Order for Contract #05-22 with Environmental Quality Resources, LLC for Stormwater Management Facilities Improvem — approved
  Northeast Park · $228,305
• Agreement with Twinbrook Quarter LLC Relating to a Performance Bond for the Installation of Publicly Accessible Art in P — approved
  Twinbrook Quarter

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget. The meeting includes a consent agenda featuring several contract awards for engineering, technology, and equipment, as well as a budget worksession on revenues and fees.

• Engineering and design services contract for Rockville Water Treatment plant to CDM Smith, Inc. not to exceed $200,000
• Rider Contract with W. W. Grainger, Inc. for industrial and building supplies not to exceed $300,000
• Purchase of Microsoft Windows Server Datacenter licenses from SHI not to exceed $122,076.48
• Hardware, software, and professional services contract with DISYS Solutions Inc. not to exceed $492,917.13
• Purchase of a medium duty dump truck with snowplow and material spreader from Lindsay Ford for $103,284

• Engineering and design services for Rockville Water Treatment plant
  Rockville Water Treatment plant · $200,000
• Rider Contract for Facility MRO supplies
  $300,000
• Microsoft Windows Server Datacenter licenses purchase
  $122,076
• Establish Maximum Rate of Rent Increase
• Hardware, software, support, and professional services for Data Center Replacement CIP
  $492,917

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will review the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 budget and several legislative introductions. The meeting includes a proclamation for Harriet Tubman Day and discussions on various city fees and utility rates.

• Presentation of the FY 2025 Proposed Budget
• Ordinance to appropriate funds and levy taxes for Fiscal Year 2025
• Resolution regarding stormwater management utility fees
• Resolution establishing municipal refuse collection service charge rates
• Ordinance to establish new water and sewer usage charges through FY 2027

• Release and Extinguish Water Meter Easement
  1151 Fortune Terrace (Lot 25, Block A, Wheel of Fortune)
• Establish Equivalent Residential Unit Rate for Stormwater Management Utility Fee — introduced
• Amending Master Fees for Community Planning and Development Services (CPDS) — introduced

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will review police statistics and discuss community engagement strategies. The council also plans to consider 2024 state legislation. Several equipment purchases and service agreements are included on the consent agenda for approval.

• Purchase of a rear load refuse truck for $296,843.80
• Purchase of a medium duty dump truck with snowplow for $104,034
• Agreement with Cintas Corporation for facilities management up to $175,000
• Purchase of a leaf collection truck for $268,591
• Discussion of 2024 state legislation

• Purchase of One Rear Load Refuse Truck from THC Enterprises, Inc., DBA Mid Atlantic Waste
  $296,844
• Purchase of One Medium Duty Dump Truck with Snowplow and Material Spreader from Lindsay Ford
  $104,034
• Rider Agreement with Cintas Corporation, No. 2, LLC for Facilities Management Products and Solutions
  $175,000
• Purchase of one leaf collection truck (Pac Mac truck-mounted leaf vac) from THC Enterprises, Inc., d/b/a Mid Atlantic Wa
  $268,591

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will review a briefing regarding a rezoning request at 5906 Halpine Road. The agenda also includes consideration of 2024 State Legislation and several consent items.

• $500,000 contract for demolition and reconstruction at Rothgeb Maintenance Complex
• Rezoning request for 36 stacked condominium units at 5906 Halpine Road
• Amendment to the Rockville Intermodal Access Project MOU with MDOT SHA
• Appointment of Jenny Snapp to the Town Square Condominium Board

• Cooperative Purchase Agreement with Centennial Contractors Enterprises, Inc. for the demolition and reconstruction of th
  Rothgeb Maintenance Complex · $500,000
• Floating Zone Map Amendment MAP 2024-00120 and Project Plan PJT 2024-00019
  5906 Halpine Road · 36 units

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will review presentations on the MD 355 Bus Rapid Transit and Vision Zero progress updates. The agenda also includes authorizations for several contracts involving water treatment security, data center replacement, and park equipment.

• $1,945,659.19 contract with DSI for Data Center and Disaster Recovery Infrastructure Replacement
• $850,000 contract with Playground Specialists, Inc. for parks and recreation equipment
• $136,825.34 contract with DSI for Water Treatment Plant security enhancements
• MCDOT presentation on the MD 355 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
• Discussion regarding changes to police pension benefit calculations

• Rider Agreement with Gale Associates, Inc. for Building Envelope Construction and Repair
  $140,000
• Modification of PO 750-0726230030 with DSI (DISYS Solutions Inc.) for Cybervision Waterworks
  $136,825
• Rider Agreement with DSI (DISYS Solutions Inc.) for Data Center and Disaster Recovery Infrastructure Replacement CIP
  $1.9M
• Revocable License and Maintenance Agreement and Air Rights Easement for Private Amenities in the Public Right-of-Way Ass
  Twinbrook Quarter Phase 1
• Rider Agreement with Playground Specialists, Inc for Parks and Recreation Equipment
  $850,000

Mayor and Council

The Mayor and Council will consider several contracts, including a construction project and heavy-duty truck purchases. The meeting also includes discussions on branding and updates to JEDI and religious healing initiatives. Additionally, the council will review a zoning text amendment for neighborhood conservation districts.

• $2,190,000 contract for construction of a Bulk Sodium Hypochlorite System
• $733,508 purchase of three Freightliner heavy-duty trucks
• MDOT agreement for the FY 2024 Kim Lamphier Maryland Bikeways Network Grant Program
• Zoning text amendment for Neighborhood Conservation Districts

• Construction of a Bulk Sodium Hypochlorite System
  $2.2M
• Purchase of Two Freightliner 108SD Heavy Duty Dump Trucks and One Freightliner 114SD Heavy Duty Dump Tandem Axle Truck
  $733,508
• Zoning Text Amendment Establishing a Process to Amend Neighborhood Conservation Districts