City Council: Hospital, Karen Green On Agenda

will be presented a key to the city and City Council will vote on an ordinance concerning the new Upper Chesapeake hospital project during Monday's meeting.

City Council meets at 7 p.m. at .

Find the full agenda attached in printable PDF form with this article. For an interactive agenda with links to pertinent documents, visit this page on the city website.

Council has the opportunity to adopt an amended version of , pertaining to the mixed office employment zone—where Upper Chesapeake is planning .

More amendments are likely Monday night and some debate is likely to take place regarding whether or not the planning commission will be allowed to review for the site.

After an opening prayer, Mayor Wayne Dougherty and will recognize the Havre de Grace Seafood Festival with a "Clean Commute" award.

 will be presented a key to the city from Mayor Dougherty and .

Also during the presentation period of the meeting, Manager of Economic Development will address a community legacy grant application. Cindy Height will present on behalf of the 49th Annual Soroptimist Art Show.

Before voting on the MOE zone ordinance, council will also vote on the proposed community legacy grant resolution.

Council will consider four items of new business including three special events:

1. Good Cause's Fun Fest » Oct. 28 at Tydings Park
2. National Night Out » Aug. 7 on Ontario Street
3. Amendment to First Friday application

Main Street's initial First Friday application will be revised to include the shut-down of two more blocks—on block of Pennington Avenue in either direction from the intersection at Washington Street.

The will be up for vote as a license agreement. has applied for the license agreement to allow a new variation of the fence to stand in the Union Avenue right-of-way.

Council will close the meeting by going into a closed session to discuss land aquisition.

See more:

• (with amendments)
• Proposed community legacy grant resolution
• More on the proposed new Upper Chesapeake Hospital
• More on government